ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Hosts Chandria Arboleda and Sophia Hansen sit down with Professor Robert Harkins, former DEA agent turned SDSU Faculty Lecturer, and Alice Wilshire, Homeland Security master’s student, about AI in security, post-grad opportunities, and the reminder that the day you plant the seed is not the day you eat the fruit. Together, they explore how real-world experience, academic insight, and student perspectives intersect to prepare the next generation of security professionals.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Co-hosts Purnell Strom and Josie Hall sit down with Jennifer Ruth, a prominent film maker and associate dean in the College of the Arts and professor in the School of Film at Portland State University, to discuss her latest film: The Palestine Exception. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on free …
In this episode, Josie and Purnell engage Professor Benjamin Gonzalez O'Brien in a comprehensive discussion covering the historical roots of sanctuary cities, their present-day struggles, and the effects of the second Trump administration's immigration policies on immigrant communities across the U…
Hosts Chandria Arboleda and Sophia Hansen sit down with Sherri Goodman, the Pentagon’s first deputy undersecretary of defense for environmental security, to discuss how climate change became understood as a “threat multiplier.” Goodman’s career—shaping the intersection of environmental sustainabili…
Co-Hosts Josie Hall and Purnell Strom sit down with American columnist and journalist, Peter Beinart, to discuss his most recent book: Being Jewish After The Destruction of Gaza. Join us for a unique look into Jewish identity in relation to the recent conflict in Gaza as we take a deep dive into th…
Fifty years after the Vietnam War, co-hosts Purnell Strom and Josie Hall engage SDSU Professor Gregory Daddis in a discussion about the conflict and its surprisingly timely lessons for today.
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