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The Global Current is the Seton Hall School of Diplomacy’s premier podcast on international affairs. Each week, we explore and analyze a news story making waves around the world. From the Capitol Hill riots to the Uighur camps in China, Current members break down pressing stories while engaging in thoughtful conversation with fellow students and faculty. Catch the Current on Instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in live every Sunday at 8:30 a.m. EST on 89.5 FM WSOU.
Episodes
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Catch Darren Mattos, Stevie Miller, and Jarret Dang on the recent document leak from the Chinese government, providing insight into the mass detention of the Uighurs. Also on today's podcast: - Julia Hallman reports on Australian fires - Arezu provides an update on floods in Venice This episode is brought to you thanks to; Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
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Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
From coverage of the violent protests in Chile to an interview of an Algerian Fulbright scholar, stay current with the latest in international news. In today's show we hear from: - Arezu Shamsaei on the violent protests in Chile - Sebastian Kopec as he provides a European perspective on Brexit - Liz Leonardo on the Death of ISIS leader Al Baghdadi - Mark Wood as he interviews Algerian Fulbright scholar, Houssam Eddine Beggas With Darren Mattos as anchor This episode was brought to you by: Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
This group is a registered student organization, and its views does not necessarily represent the opinions and beliefs of Seton Hall University
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
This week marks the 44th anniversary of the Iranian Hostage Crisis... Tune in to learn the latest on U.S.- Iranian relations. Today we hear from: - Jarrett Dang on the background of the Crisis - Mark Gorman analyses current relations with Stevie Miller and Tien Phan as the anchors This episode is brought to you thanks to; Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
This group is a registered student organization, and its views does not necessarily represent the opinions and beliefs of Seton Hall University
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Since it's beginning in 2006, the Mexican War on Drugs has resulted in over 300,000 deaths. Tune in today to listen Brittney Segura, Jarrett Dang, and Tien Phan discuss recent escalations in the war and their implications. This episode is brought to you thanks to; Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Tune into the Current this weekend to get the latest on International Climate, ranging from coverage on the political climate of the Syrian Refugee Crisis to discussing Climate Change. In today's show, we hear from: - Harshana Ghooroo as she interviews Wall Street Journalist Correspondent, Sam Dagher on the Syrian Refugee Crisis - Mark Wood as he interviews Conservative Fellow at the Citizens Climate Lobby, Jacob Abel This episode was brought to you by: Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Interested in the unravelling events of Syria? Today we discuss Syria, Lebanese protests, and the happenings of the Americas. In today's show, we hear from: -Julia Hallman on Canada's recent election - Mark Gorman reports on the Lebanese protests - Brady Black on a potential remedy to Alzheimer's - Sebastian Kopec's Analysis of Erdogan's ambitions -Eric Criscitelli on the implications of Russian and Turkish Intervention in Syria - Liz Leonardo analyzes the developments of Trump's Aid Freeze towards Ukraine With Leslie Belalcazar and Darren Mattos as anchors This episode was brought to you by: Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
This group is a registered student organization, and its views does not necessarily represent the opinions and beliefs of Seton Hall University
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
In today's episode we hear from: -Liz Leonardo on the 70th Anniversary of the Chinese Republic - Mark Gorman as he reports on the Peruvian Dissolution of Congress - DJ Mattos and Stevie Miller as they interview our special guest, Seton Hall Alumni, Adam Varoqua on the progress of protests in Hong Kong This episode is brought to you thanks to; Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
This group is a registered student organization, and its views does not necessarily represent the opinions and beliefs of Seton Hall University
Sunday Apr 26, 2020
Sunday Apr 26, 2020
Tune into the Current this weekend to get the latest on International Climate, ranging from coverage on the political climate of the Syrian Refugee Crisis to discussing Climate Change. In today's show, we hear from: - Harshana Ghooroo as she interviews Wall Street Journalist Correspondent, Sam Dagher on the Syrian Refugee Crisis - Mark Wood as he interviews Conservative Fellow at the Citizens Climate Lobby, Jacob Abel This episode was brought to you by: Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
This group is a registered student organization, and its views does not necessarily represent the opinions and beliefs of Seton Hall University
Sunday Apr 26, 2020
Sunday Apr 26, 2020
In today's episode, we hear from: - Kelsey Harris as she reports on the Illegal Immigrant Crisis in the Bahamas -Elena Soisson on the US withdrawal of troops from the Turkey-Syrian border -Liz Leonardo on the US imposition of visa restrictions on China over the Uighur issue -Dylan Nazari as he analyzes the Russian-North Korean conflict in the Sea of Japan -Sebastian Kopec as he analyzes the continuation of protests in Hong Kong With Luke Shreder and Leslie Belalcazar as anchors. This episode is brought to you thanks to; Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
This group is a registered student organization, and its views does not necessarily represent the opinions and beliefs of Seton Hall University
Sunday Apr 26, 2020
Sunday Apr 26, 2020
This week on the Current, catch up to international news that matters to you. Tune in and listen to Liz Leonardo report on the UN Climate Change Action Summit. Also, catch up on with Stevie Miller as she analyses the South African Xenophobia Immigration. More top news: - Report on the Yellow Vest Protest in Paris, Areas Shasaei - Report on the Israeli Election Results, Mark Gorman -Analysis on Taiwan's Diplomatic Recognition, Eric Criscitelli -Analysis on Recent British Supreme Court Ruling, Sebastian Kopec With Darren Mattos and Jarrett Dang as this week's anchors. This episode is brought to you thanks to; Executive Producer- Bella Fisher Associate Producer- Mark Wood Technical Producer- Brittney Segura Associate Tech Producer- Jason Maryeski Interview Producer- Tien Phan News Editor- Jarrett Dang Analysis Editor- Stephanie Miller Sound Engineer- Emilio Soto Love the Current? Catch us on instagram @TheGlobalCurrent and tune in every Sunday @ 7:30 am Eastern Time on 98.5 FM WSOU
This group is a registered student organization, and its views does not necessarily represent the opinions and beliefs of Seton Hall University