In this live recording, Valeria joins the Political Economy Careers Guide Podcast to interview Professor Jonathan Portes.

Professor Portes is a leading economist and professor at King's, here to discuss careers in the public sector and politics-related fields.

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Warning: This episode contains graphic details and discussions about genocide.

In this episode, the Politics Society Podcast has teamed up with The Political Pulse to interview a very special guest: Dana Hamdan. Dana is an international student from Gaza who has joined us to share her story about life in the Gaza Strip.

This episode was hosted by Penelope Spencer-Simpson (The Politics Society Podcast), Samuel Lee (The Political Pulse), and Joseph De La Salle (Roar News).

Thank you to KCL Radio for making this episode possible.

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In this episode, Penelope speaks to Pearl Hannaford, a 3rd year English Lit and Film student here at King's, about right-wing women, British politics, and feminism.

If you enjoyed this episode and think you'd make a great future guest on the podcast, reach out to us at kclpolitics@gmail.com

Hosted by Penelope Spencer-Simpson

Produced by Saf Riache

In collaboration with KCL Radio

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In this episode, Valeria speaks to Carmen Gomez, a first-year PPE student here at King's, about the history leading up to Venezuela's present-day politics, and how hope appears through new political actors and international relations.

If you enjoyed this episode and think you'd make a great future guest on the podcast, reach out to us at kclpolitics@gmail.com

Hosted by Valeria Abram

Produced by Saf Riache

In collaboration with KCL Radio

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In this episode of the KCL Politics Society Podcast, Valeria speaks to Daniela Denyer, President of the KCL Women in Politics Society, about how female politicians in Latin America are framed in the media and in politics.

If you enjoyed this episode and think you'd make a great future guest on the podcast, reach out to us at kclpolitics@gmail.com

Hosted by Valeria Abram

Produced by Saf Riache

In collaboration with KCL Radio

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In this episode, our co-hosts Penelope and Valeria speak with Simon Marks, an Emmy Award-winning journalist who has worked with LBC, The iPaper, Radio New Zealand and more, as well as having founded the world's leading broadcast agency Feature Story News (FSN).

Simon joins us to discuss the journalism industry today, US politics and US-UK relations, and a little about how emerging technologies interact with journalism and journalists.

If you enjoyed this episode and think you'd make a great future guest on the podcast, reach out to us at kclpolitics@gmail.com.

Hosted by Penelope Spencer-Simpson and Valeria Abram

Produced by Saf Riache

In collaboration with KCL Radio

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In this episode of the KCL Politics Society Podcast, Penelope speaks to Ava Davies about being a working class student at University, and how living costs and classism affect students both economically and socially throughout their time at University.

Read Classism and Costume Parties here!

If you're interested in being a guest on our podcast, feel free to reach out at kclpolitics@gmail.com!

This episode was hosted by Penelope Spencer-Simpson

Produced by Saf Riache

In collaboration with KCL Radio

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In this episode of Pulse of the Politic, Charlie talks to Anna-Julia, a first-year War Studies student who wrote an article in The Dialogue entitled "2.3 Million Shackles: Understanding the Prison Industrial Complex".

If you would like to read the article, check out the latest edition of The Dialogue.

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