Post-Debate Interview Podcast: Recent Episodes
Post-Debate Interview Podcast
Post-Debate Interview Podcast or PDIP is a podcast channel that focused on discussing on how debating can helps people in their professional and/or personal life by interviewing debate alumnis that has been experiencing the similiar post-debate road. We have assembled a great line-up of guests, so we really hope this will be as exciting for you to listen to our podcast as it is to us!
We spoke with Willem, an experienced software engineer and debater. He shares about his experience with debating, his motivation and advice for fellow IT/computer science students.
Today we interview Rea that works in several humanitarian projects. We talked about what its like to work in NGOs dedicated to humanitarian issues and her observations on certain issues compared to her debating days.
In this episode, we spoke with Indriani Pratiwi, a former UGM debater who went on to pursue grad school and now works in development sector. Here she shared her stories on how debating helps her with her research works, how she closed her debating chapter, and more.
In this episode, we spoke with Adfikri Kevin Marvel, who went from representing Universitas Indonesia as a debater to representing Indonesia as a diplomat. He shared his hot takes on debating culture and why is it important to scrutinize the field we all love.
In this podcast, we chatted with Jessica Andriani, an ex-debater from UI. Here she shared her stories on how debate helped her with her job, how she moved on from debating, and more.
In this episode, we talked with Rifan Ibnu Rahman, a widely-known legend in the debate community. We discussed on how debate can helped him secure his first job, and ultimately helped him building his own businesses.
In this first-ever episode, we talked with our guest that is also our very own founder of PDIP itself, Rizqi Isnurhadi. Rizqi’s experience on repeatedly becoming Prime Minister in the debate chambers has helped him snatching championship here and there. But how exactly that same PM speech helped him in his recent startup job?