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The conversation: An exchange
The conversation is a podcast where college freshman debate about numerous different issues ranging from philosophy to economics.
Directed by Miles Baratier Produced by Marc Wahab, Graham Foote, and Tom Klehr. Editor in chief: Tom Klehr Editior: Julien Zeitoun Music: Louis Delaroche
Contributors: Graham Foote Maxime Roulph Max Bordereau Alexander Cacciato Maxime Courbe Jake Kockman Luca Bochi Guillaume Rombaut-Enriquez Julien Zeitoun Blair Solender Nina Fishman Selin Nalbantoglu Yann Legloan Archibald Ritchie
On Tueday March 1st, President Biden have his first official State of the Union Address to a join session of Congress. How did he do? What was the good, the bad and the ugly?
Dans cette nouvelle chronique appelée Face à Roulph. Maxime Roulph sera face à un invité et ils débattront sur un sujet prédéterminé. Aujourd'hui, Roulph défendra son idée de ne pas aller voter et Lucie expliquera pourquoi il faut aller voter. Un épisode présenté par Tom Klehr.
In this episode, Graham and Louis have a fun conversation about the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). They discuss their predictions for the upcoming movies in phase four, their favorite films and tv shows from the MCU and the legacy that marvel leaves behind.
In this episode, Tom and Miles will explore the differences between a scientific theory and a social theory. This episode is part of a larger project led by the LFNY Epistemology Club.
In this episode, Marc, Miles and Tom analyse the executive orders signed by President Biden. Here are the links mentioned in the episode:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/22/politics/joe-biden-executive-orders-first-week/index.html The CNN article
https://youtu.be/ZRuSS0iiFyo The VICE documentary
The coronavirus pandemic has affected people's daily lives tremendously which led to the creation of community-focused projects. The initiatives you will hear from today represent the American motto "E pluribus unum": "Out of many one". You will hear the voices of representatives of G besoin 2, guardians on the go, sustainableartny, Koh-ed and the social distance distance club.
The NBA is back since July 30th, and the playoffs start on Monday. Today, Luca, Marc, Adrien, and Tom debate this year's awards and predict on who will win.
Miles, Max Tom and Luca talk soccer today about transfer news the champions league and Arsenal's FA Cup victory
Today Jake and Miles talk with Tomy Much about science, aliens, farming and cycling among other things. Tomy Music has a BA in analytics and is currently a student at American University studying for his master’s degree.
The coronavirus pandemic has affected people's daily lives tremendously which led to the creation of community-focused projects. The initiatives you will hear from today represent the American motto "E pluribus unum": "Out of many one". You will hear the voices of Alienor from 1 Lettre 1 Sourire, Lindsey from Unify Louisville, Alice from Homeroom, Elina from Mariposa Masks and Elisa and Nikos from Sunrise Lycee.
Originating in the streets of New York in the 1970s, rap has become a cultural phenomenon. Today, Julien Carillon, Julien Zeitoun, Guillaume Rombaut-Enriquez, and Raheem M'bekrou will discuss the impact of rap on society.
Mathematicians have graced the earth for millennia, but have we seen the world’s greatest ones? Discussing this question amongst others is Graham Foote, Louis Delaroche, Selin Nalbantoglu and Maxime Courbe.
In continuing the Conversation's committment to discussing foreign and domestic affairs, this episode features a short synthesis of several hundred years of American history as Marc and Miles overcome personal bias in their endeavor to rank the top 5 US presidents. Stay tuned!
Jazz is considered to be one of the most influential genres of the 20th century, and continues to be relevant today with its influence on hip hop and other genres. With Hombeline, Yann, and Louis, we explore our favorite jazz movements, our experience as jazz musicians, and finally our favorite jazz albums. Here they are, give them a listen!
**Somethin’ Else; Cannonball Adderley
The Big Sound - Gene Ammons
Kamasi Washington, the Epic
Christian Scott, the Emancipation Procrastination
Sketches of Spain, Miles Davis
Solo Monk, Thelonious Monk
Setting Standards, Keith Jarrett
Head Hunters, Herbie Hancock
untitled unmastered, Kendrick LamarTo Pimp a Butterfly, Kendrick Lamar**
Football or as American call it soccer is watched by billions of people. The world cup final of 2018 was watched by over 1.4 billion people. So as the Bundesliga, the german league, restart their audience is going to boom. Today we will talk about Transfer rumours, Suadi Arabia’s bid for Newcastle, the future of each leagues, What does this means for the different clubs (in terms of trophies and league placement) and saturday bundesliga games.
This episode is a highlight of the full episode 2. In the last 4 years, President Trump has had an influential impact on the world stage. He has gotten out of the Iran nuclear deal, pulled out of Syria, increased funding to Saudi Arabia, and has begun getting into talks over the denuclearization of North Korea. Today, we will look at the difference between Interventionism and Non-interventionism.
The film The Grand Budapest hotel is considered as one of Wes Anderson best movie. In this episode, we will discuss the major themes and their meaning present in the film as well as critic it.
During this pandemic, sport is something we are missing so much. Football is something everyone around the world knows about but as some people call it “American Football” is something key to the United states cultural identity. Today, we will discuss the future of the league and what to expect for the 2020-2021 season.
Music is considered to be the universal language in the world, however, it keeps getting more diverse, where unique genres in music crossover. Today we will explore the diversity in music and what we can expect from it in the futur.
Today, May the Fourth, is the day we celebrate one of the world's largest movie franchises. Star Wars, which first saw the screen in 1977, was masterminded by George Lucas. Today we will be discussing the trilogy of trilogies that changed the world forevermore.
Maths. Just the name scares people. For some people, maths is something they hate and dread. According to the Cambridge dictionary, maths is the study of numbers, shapes, and space using reason and usually a special system of symbols and rules for organizing them. But here is the real question: is mathematics a science or a language or is there another purpose to math, besides helping the concrete world.
In the last 4 years, President Trump has had an influential impact on the world stage. He has gotten out of the Iran nuclear deal, pulled out of Syria, increased funding to Saudi Arabia, and has begun getting into talks over the denuclearization of North Korea. To we will look at the difference between Interventionism and Non-interventionism.
The conversation is a fun podcast where we debate about numerous different issues ranging from philosophy to economics.
In today's podcast, we talk about the coronavirus stimulus bill, then we have a debate regarding free will vs fate (determinism) and finally, we talk about the democratic primary (why Bernie lost and how Biden has prevailed).