Nick Korom calls in to expand on a conversation that began on Facebook a while back as to the best ways to learn a new language. He highlights some innovative ways to learn languages such as using Tinder and TED talks.

Nick also explains why he invests 90 mins of time each week to help people in his network with whatever they need on a virtual basis.

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Emre Ergin from Turkey calls in to make sense of what has been happening in recent months in Turkey. We discuss the key political developments and centralization of power, the clampdown on the media, the Kurds / PKK, the controversial EU deal and what he anticipates for the future

Note: This was taped a few days before the bombing of the Istanbul airport

Sam Ramos-Jones, the Co-Founder of PAMPUBLIKO.com calls in from Manila to provide a primer of what led to Rodrigo Duterte’s election as President of the Philippines. His organization aims to democratize conversations on politics and policy in the Philippines.

In the podcast we dive into Filipino history, identify some key drivers that led to Duterte’s election, and dispel some misconceptions created by Western media.

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AIESECer, Googler and now a Facebooker - Prashant joins the podcast from Dublin and brings with him a wide range of experience in tech and in exploring the world.

We focus on a few questions such as: What was his experience growing up in so many different countries? What technologies will make the biggest impact in society? What role can Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and virtual reality have on society?

Jillian calls in from Ottawa to shed light on the topic of family planning. She provides insight on the impacts of family planning on development, what her organization is trying to do and her role leading a global virtual team

Economist Christian Moroy joins the podcast from London, UK. He gives a subtle and nuanced view on the intricacies of the upcoming referendum and answers the big questions on a potential Brexit: what forces have led to the referendum, what are the arguments of both sides and what are the short-term and long-term impacts if Britain should leave the EU?

Originally from Nigeria, AIESEC Alumni MacDonald Oguike calls in to discuss his father's experience with stroke. His brother and him together decided in response to launch a non-profit organization to save lives from stroke through improved education, access to resources and awareness of stroke. Tune in to here this inspiring story.

Rafael, a researcher and data scientist with US AID calls in from Jordan to answer the big questions around the evolution of Big Data and Analytics. He shares many illuminating examples of how the field is evolving, skill sets required for people in the field, challenges, opportunities and what he anticipates over the coming decades.

Dan Bell from Emerge Education, an EdTech accelerator calls in from London to talk about all things Edtech and what Emerge does to support EdTech startups.

He gives an overview of the innovation happening in Edtech around the world and how the definition of Edtech is blurry. We also explore its application to both formal and informal education, the need for more capital investment and the most promising areas of opportunity within the industry.

Alyssa Smaldino, the Executive Director of GlobeMed calls in from Chicago for a wide ranging discussion on global health.

She explains how GlobeMed's model of partnership building and youth leadership development work. We also discuss her learnings developing partnerships with nonprofits around the world, efforts to improve diversity within health and what direction she sees GlobeMed going in the future.