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Simplify Podcast
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Hello! And welcome to the Simplify Podcast, the podcast that simplifies the news, just for you. Every Friday, we will pick out the main headlines from news outlets (yes, including newspapers and magazines) from around the world, and boil it down to ideas that you can understand. Now, this is not meant to be a replacement for looking at news yourself, but you can use this as the primer (or cup of water to wash all that mumbo-jumbo down) to better understanding the world around you.
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October 19 2015 / Trans Pacific Partnership
Oct 20, 2015Tap to summarizehttps://52c1118fc3cadb9ebcd05d7b90250084e1e3c98c.googledrive.com/host/0B9tWVwZ2iHOFbENYODdPcHBvQms/Podcast%204%20-%20TPP%20-%20Oct%2019%202015.mp3 Salutations! We have returned to the airwaves to bring you more in-depth but not too deep enough to barrage your brain reporting! This week, we’ll cover the Trans-Pacific Partnership, its contents, and the criticisms behind it. Enjoy!
Transcribe →July 24 2015 / US Cuba Relations
Jul 24, 2015Tap to summarizehttps://googledrive.com/host/0B9tWVwZ2iHOFbENYODdPcHBvQms/cubapodcast.mp3 This week, we cover the opening of the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC, the long road behind it, and what it means going forward between US and Cuban Relations.
Transcribe →Podcast 2 / July 17 2015 / Iran Nuclear Deal
Jul 21, 2015Tap to summarizehttps://googledrive.com/host/0B9tWVwZ2iHOFbENYODdPcHBvQms/Podcast2.mp3 This week, I am joined by Iranian-American author of the upcoming book, Lifting The Oily Veil, Arrian Ebrahimi. We will discuss the implications of the nuclear deal, what it means for the average Iranian, and if we may see a Starbucks in the streets of Tehran. Be warned, this is a long episode, clocking in at just over 19 minutes, so sit back, relax, and enjoy.
Transcribe →Podcast 1 / July 8 2015 / Greek Financial Crisis
Jul 21, 2015Tap to summarizehttps://googledrive.com/host/0B9tWVwZ2iHOFbENYODdPcHBvQms/Podcast.mp3 In our first episode, we took on the Greek Financial Crisis. Although this is sort of late, I’ll give you a taste of what it was like in real time. SPOILER: Greece is still in the European Union.
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