David Raban interviews Bernardisima Fiorentino Rojas, a jazz singer from Santiago, Chile. David first met Bernardisima at Thelonious Lugar de Jazz, a small venue in Santiago’s Bellas Artes district.

They spoke on her start in music, the creative process, misogyny in the music world, love, play, and her upcoming work. Bernardisima sings throughout the episode, with a special collaboration at the end.

Credits:
David Raban (JD/MPP ’20), for interviewing, engineering, and editing
Ray Andrada (JD ’19), for production assistance

Special thanks to Aican Nguyen and the University of Chicago Law School’s International Immersion Program for making David’s trip to Chile possible.

Luis Gonzales (MPP ’19) interviews James Robinson, Institute Director for the Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts and best selling co-author of Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty.

Luis and Professor Robinson spoke on the link between economics and democracy, populism, and Professor Robinson’s upcoming work on liberty.

Credits:
Luis Gonzales Carrasco, for interviewing
Elaine Li, for producing
Susan Paykin, for production assistance
David Raban, for editing

Special thanks to the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and the Pearson Institute.

Dr. Kori Schake, Deputy Director-General of the International Institute for Strategic Studies and co-editor of a book with current Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, joins the podcast for a discussion of current issues in civil-military relations.

Dr. Schake shares the story of her own career path as a policymaker and analyst, and delves into topics like American views of the armed forces, politicization of the military, and defense budgeting.

Credits:
Thomas Krasnican, host
Nick Paraiso, host
Haz Yano, engineer and producer
Alec MacMillen, engineer and producer
Sarah Claudy, creative consultant and cover art designer
Aishwarya Kumar, production support
Anita Joshi, production support
David Raban, production support

Special thanks:
To those who serve. Happy Veteran's Day.

Note: This podcast in no way intended to reflect the official positions of the Department of Defense or any other military entity.

Welcome to "Thank You For Your Service," a new UC3P Original Series.

Our hosts Thomas Krasnican and Nick Paraiso, first-year MPPs at the Harris School of Public Policy and active-duty naval officers, preview the show.

In this introduction, Thomas and Nick give an overview of the "civil-military gap" and what it might mean for society. They also discuss ways citizens can support military members and veterans beyond a simple "thank you for your service."

Credits:
Thomas Krasnican, host
Nick Paraiso, host
Haz Yano, engineer and producer
Alec MacMillen, engineer and producer
Sarah Claudy, creative consultant and cover art designer
Michelle Tran, production support
Anita Joshi, production support
David Raban, production support

Special thanks:
To those who serve. Happy Veteran's Day.

Note: This podcast in no way intended to reflect the official positions of the Department of Defense or any other military entity.

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Welcome to the first LIVE SHOW episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events!

In this episode, Harris Professor Austin Wright joins us along with panelists Claudia Jones (MBA), Drazzel Feliu (MPP), and Genta Mecolli (MPP).

Credits:
Host, producing, and editing: Jason Zukus
Engineering: Julian Lake and David Raban
Panelists: Claudia Jones, Drazzel Feliu, and Genta Mecolli
Top pre-show quiz scorers and special audience contributors: David Franks and Coco Yim
Music: Breakdown Brass
Photography: Elaine Li
Logo: Jay Li

Special thanks to special guest Professor Austin Wright for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.

In this episode, Jorge Quintero (MPP '18) talked to Carlos Fernandez, President of the Central Bank of Paraguay. The discussion goes from Fernandez's time at UChicago to his career since. Fernandez also discusses the challenges in the LATAM and about how to get the balance between Financial Inclusion and Financial Stability just right.

Credits:
Jorge Quintero for interviewing and producing
Coco Yim for engineering and editing

Special thanks to Latin America(n) Matters (LAM) for inviting Mr. Fernandez to the University of Chicago for their annual LAM Forum and making him available to us for interview.

Part 1: Puerto Rico

This three-part series explores issues of underrepresentation, censorship, and, political suppression at home and abroad. With analysis from University of Chicago students providing their first-hand experience on each subject, we hope you will gain new insights from the voices that go unheard at home and around the world.

Credits:
Julian Lake for interviewing
Subraminiyam Enkata Vishwanath for engineering and editing

Special Thanks:
Edoardo Ortiz and Nancy Tan for sharing their experiences with UC3P

Music:
“Almost like Praying" by Artists for Puerto Rico
“Donde Estebas” by Songo 21
“Borinquen Bella” by Tommy Torres

The Paul Douglas Institute, a University of Chicago student-run think tank, tasked two of its researchers with analyzing what went wrong with Cook County's sweetened beverage tax. The county board passed the tax in 2016, only to let it expire on December 1, 2017.

Researchers David Whyman and Teddy Knox speak with soda tax expert, Larry Tramutola, about why the tax failed, how it could have succeeded, and what the future looks like for soda taxes across the country. Mr. Tramutola led multiple successful soda tax campaigns in Berkeley and Oakland California.

You can find David and Teddy's original research here: https://www.pauldouglasinstitute.org/cook-county-ssb-tax

You can find Mr. Tramutola's website here:
http://tramutola.com/

Credits:
David Whyman and Teddy Knox for interviewing
Kjersten Adams for engineering
David Raban for editing

Special thanks to Mr. Tramutola for coming out to Chicago from California. Also, special thanks to the University of Chicago graduate students who performed our introductory music.

Welcome to the first episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events!

In this episode, Harris Professor Ethan Bueno de Mesquita joins us along with panelists Aamir Hussain (MD/MA in Public Policy), Julia Whiting (MPP), and Sarah Lu (MBA).

Credits:
Host, producing, and editing: Jason Zukus
Engineering: Julian Lake
Panelists: Aamir Hussain, Julia Whiting, and Sarah Lu
Music: Breakdown Brass
Photography: Elaine Li
Logo: Jay Li

Special thanks to Professor Ethan Bueno de Mesquita for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.