The Center Project: Recent Episodes
Taha Zia Khan
A weekly podcast with a different guest each week discussing the current state of political affairs in the United States. Working to bring the people together in agreement into a mutual center.
In this episode, I have a one on one discussion with a University of Florida College Republicans member Matthew Turner. Majoring in Music and Economics with an eventual career focus on National Intelligence, Matt explains his views and the state of the republican party and beliefs post-election.
In this episode, instead of having a guest, I chose to simply explain my views and my pick for the 2020 Presidential Election. Although a very long episode, it makes a clear case for why I believe my pick will make the best POTUS.
The third episode features a 1 on 1 with Aren, a Sikh Indian American studying Biology (Pre-Med) at the University of Florida. Aren and I discuss the growing racial tensions in America as it pertains to Sikh Americans and other minorities, settling for candidates based on most similar views, and the politics international multi-party nations.
In the second episode of The Center Project, I discuss the politics of Cuban Americans, viability of Third Parties, and how as Americans we can attempt to understand each other's perspectives while disagreeing. A student at the Florida International University studying Communications-Broadcast Media with a minor in Criminal Justice, Julios discuss his political views with me as a young Cuban American.
In this first episode of The Center Project, I conduct a 1 on 1 conversation with Jafr-Tayar Shabazz. A senior studying Physics, CS, and Astronomy, at the Florida International University, Jafr discusses what is ADOS and his views on the current state of affairs of the United States.