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Season 2017 Episode 38 | 22m 14s
Carol Moseley Braun discusses her life changing experience being the first African American woman in the Senate, learning from the tribes in New Zealand during her time as Ambassador, and her start as a civil rights activist marching with Dr. King.
Aired: 11/24/17
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Carol Moseley Braun discusses her life changing experience being the first African America
Patrick Ibembe discusses his experience as special assistant to the president of Uganda.
General Mark Hertling discusses the importance of NATO and the transatlantic relationship.
Award-winning cartoonist, Dana Summers, discusses the role of laughter in mystery novels.
Katherine Canavan discusses international diplomacy and the Foreign Service Institute.
David Satter, author of The Less You Know, The Better You Sleep, discusses modern Russia.
Jennifer Clinton, president of Global Ties U.S., discusses exchange program opportunities.
Ambassador Barbara Stephenson, president of the AFSA, discusses the value of diplomats.
US Army Brigadier General Ernest Audino discusses his time with the Kurdish Peshmerga.
