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A biweekly discussion bridging research, politics, and policy to address today's critical global challenges. Hosted by the Watson Institute at Brown University.

Trending Globally: Politics and Policy

FOCUS: Liberal and Illiberal Democracy

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It’s been a summer of crisis in some of the world’s most fragile states. 

At Trending Globally, we’ve found ourselves asking the same questions over and over lately -- are the world’s rich countries simply not doing enough to help fragile states around the world? Or are they helping, but in the wrong way? 

On this episode guest host Dan Richards talks with Brian Atwood, a visiting fellow at the Watson Institute, about the unique challenges of providing aid to fragile states. Brian led the U.S. Agency for International Development - known as USAID - under President Clinton. He was also dean of the Humphrey School for Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota from 2002 until 2010. Brian explains what the international community is getting wrong when it comes to helping the world’s fragile states, and what we might change to make it right. 

You can get more information about this and every other Trending Globally episode, including transcripts, by visiting our website here: [https://trending-globally.captivate.fm/] 

You can learn more about the Watson Institute’s other podcasts here: [https://watson.brown.edu/news/podcasts]

From Haiti to Afghanistan to Ethiopia, the Challenge of Supporting Fragile States

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This fall marks the 20th year of American military engagement abroad following the events of 9/11. This year Trending Globally is teaming up with scholars at the Costs of War project to explore the effects of two decades of war. The Costs of War project is an interdisciplinary group of scholars who have stepped in where the government has often failed, working to measure the true financial, human, political, and environmental costs of America’s post-9/11 wars. 

On this episode Sarah Baldwin ’87 talks with Stephanie Savell, one of the project’s directors, about how the organization started and why its work is more necessary than ever. Dan Richards talks with David Vine about one of the most heartbreaking costs of these wars: the more than 38 million people who have been displaced from their homes in countries including Afghanistan and Iraq.

Transcript forthcoming. 

Learn more about the Costs of War Project: [https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/]

Learn more about and purchase David Vine’s book ​​'The United States of War: A Global History of America's Endless Conflicts, from Columbus to the Islamic State': [https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520385689/the-united-states-of-war]

Learn more about the Watson Institute’s other podcasts [https://watson.brown.edu/news/podcasts]

After 20 Years, Measuring the True Costs of America’s Post-9/11 Wars

SOUNDCLOUD LISTENERS: We've moved Trending Globally to a new podcast platform and new website, so starting this fall, episodes will no longer be available on Soundcloud. You can still listen by subscribing to Trending Globally on your favorite podcast app, or online here: [trending-globally.captivate.fm/]. Thanks!

The past 18 months have been a strange time for art lovers. Museums and galleries have sat empty. Artistic communities have, like all of us, learned to live in isolation. At the same time, though, there’s been a revolution in how we think of public space in our cities and towns. Streets, parks, and even alleyways have turned into our storefronts, our classrooms, and our museums. 

What do these changes mean for the art world, and for arts’ relationship to the rest of the world?

On this episode, Trending Globally partnered with ‘Providence Curates’ to explore this question. Providence Curates is a nonprofit made up of artists, writers, and curators, dedicated to expanding and diversifying artistic communities in the region and to reimagining how art can enter the public realm. 

This conversation was put together for PVDFest Ideas 2021, an Arts and Ideas festival in Providence, Rhode Island. 

Guests on this week’s show: 

Jonny Skye is a gallerist based in Providence, RI, and a board member of Providence Curates. 
Spencer Evans is an artist, a professor of drawing at RISD, and a board member of Providence Curates. 
Melaine Ferdinand King is a 4th-year doctoral candidate in Africana Studies at Brown University
Judith Tolnick Champa is an artist, curator, and founder of Providence Curates and the Providence Biennale. 
‘Providence Curates: Cultivating a Transformative Experiment,’ is an offshoot of the Providence Biennale. You can learn more on their website, and contact them directly at providencebiennial@gmail.com. 

Special thanks to Stephanie Fortunato, Director, and Dr. Micah Salkind, Special Projects Manager of the City of Providence Department of Art, Culture + Tourism (ACT) PVDFest Ideas 2021, for making this collaboration possible. You can find a list of all of this year’s PVDFest Ideas events (both live and virtual) on their website.

Expand - Ignite - Invite: What Does a More Inclusive Art World Look Like?

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Remember when talking about the weather was boring? Not so anymore. Extreme weather events are becoming more common, and more extreme, with no sign of letting up. 

On this episode Sarah Baldwin ’87 talks with homeland security expert Juliette Kayyem about what these changes mean for humans: Where should we live? How should we live? How should we think about our place on this planet? 

Juliette Kayyem served under President Obama as an Assistant Secretary at the Department of Homeland Security and is currently a senior lecturer at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, where she teaches crisis management and homeland security. Her upcoming book, The Devil Never Sleeps, reframes how to think about crisis management in an age of disasters, from the level of the individual up through the federal government. And if a conversation with an expert like this sounds too depressing, don’t worry: talking with Juliette is anything but. 

Transcript coming soon.

Extreme Weather is Getting Worse. How Do We Learn to Live With It?

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In the world of international affairs, there’s perhaps no concept more fundamental than human rights. Yet despite that, these rights seem to be under greater threat in more places than we’ve seen in a long time. 

In order to understand how we might better promote human rights around the world, we at Trending Globally wanted to take a step back and explore the very concept of ‘human rights.’ Sarah Baldwin ‘87 and Dan Richards spoke with two experts -- one a political scientist, and one a neuroscientist -- about where exactly this concept comes from, and where it might be going. 

Guests on this episode:

Nina Tannenwald, Senior Lecturer in Political Science at Brown University

Tara White, Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Brown University

Read Tara White’s paper on ‘Dignity Neuroscience’ here: [https://nyaspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nyas.14670]

Learn more about the Watson Institute's other podcasts on our website: [https://watson.brown.edu/news/podcasts]

The Origins and The Future of Human Rights

Join internationally known psychic and recent guest star on Gaiam TV's Beyond Belief, Dr. Lauren Cielo for another great episode of Golden Rose Psychic Radio. Dr. Lauren Cielo discusses revolutionary psychic healing techniques, does live readings and takes your calls. GO TO http:bit.ly/1KovoTr FOR FREE STUFF!

In this episode, Dr. Cielo and Victoria discuss the Fifth or Throat Chakra. Verbal and Non-verbal Communication ( Telepathy / Clairaudience ) are contained in this mystically, swirling chakra.  Learn more about how this chakra works and how to heal it.

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Fifth Chakra: Clairaudience and Telepathy

We’re delighted to announce that our 2nd LP ‘Maximum Entropy’ will be released on January 19th 2015! 

The first single to be taken from it, ‘Laws of Motion’, features Morgan Kibby of https://soundcloud.com/white-sea and @M83.

‘Laws of Motion’ is available to download via iTunes when pre-ordering the album here: http://geni.us/36rr

Follow for more tracks from the album and 'Laws of Motion' remixes: https://soundcloud.com/manwithoutcountry

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Maximum Entropy

Laws of Motion (feat. White Sea)

Cosmic Gate 'Start To Feel (Deluxe Edition)' is out now!
Download on iTunes: bit.ly/StartToFeelDeluxe_iT 
Listen on Spotify: bit.ly/StartToFeelDeluxe_SP 
Grab your copy on Beatport: bit.ly/STFDER2_BP

Labelled by music bible MIXMAG as “stylistically fearless, panoramic, astonishing and a hallowed height of perfection”, Cosmic Gate’s ‘Start To Feel’ seemed to reach the ‘legendary’ status in no time. The illustrious duo emerged from within the Trance genre with their own, iconic sound and created an album of unparalleled magnitude.

An outstanding album like ‘Start To Feel’ demands an all-inclusive experience, and that’s where the Deluxe Edition comes in. Adding no less than fourteen sublime exclusive new remixes and all six music videos to the ever impressing Cosmic Gate originals, an all-embracing musical journey is guaranteed. With tracks like Gareth Emery’s remix of ‘Going Home’ (with Emma Hewitt), Rafaël Frost’s Remix of ‘Sparks After The Sunset’ (with Sarah Lynn), and Alexander Popov’s take on ‘Run Away’ (with Eric Lumiere), there’s no going wrong.

‘Start To Feel’ marked another chapter in Cosmic Gate’s career and this Deluxe Edition is a more than worthy addition to the story, as it has grown to be a book able to withstand the test of time. With Cosmic Gate, you never know what could be next. But one thing is for certain: the groundbreaking music you were desperately looking for can be found right here.

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Cosmic Gate & Kristina Antuna - Alone (Andrew Rayel Remix) [ASOT718] [OUT NOW!]

Thank you all for the continued support! Over the last few months i recorded two mixes one as a guest mix for Journals Through Music and the other was a featured DNB mix for Bassblog. I wanted to upload these publicly for all of your enjoyment in case you missed them or want to give them another listen. Looking forward to announcing more releases very soon.

Journals Through Music Track List:
DLR- Lucid Dreaming
Arkaik- Doppelganger
Deadman
NClear- Arabian Vibe
Kiril- Delirious
Euph- Hiatus
Shield- Be First
Samurai Breaks- Garbage FM
Kantyze- Forgotten
It HZ- Maverik
Mosillator- Filter Up
Was A Be, Synthetics- 4 to the Floor
Esk!mo- Th!ngz
Kursa- Thanatos (part 2)
Monty- Sharp Teeth
Myselor- It Don't Mean A Thing (Disprove Remix)
Shield- Copenhagen
Tekel- Communication
Truth Ft Strikez- Monster
Chee- Darker Than Black (Subp Yao Remix)
Lecoughski- Deadline
Esseks- What Did I Do
DMVU- Bent
Ellio- Surge
Rage Logic & Josh Pan- Feelin Me
X&G- Damn
Pretty Wise
DMVU- Bloccd
L Nix- Alien Ghosts (Indigo Child Remix)
Indigo Child- Inevitable
Indigo Child- No Reasoning
Indigo Child- Light Work

Indigo Child- Journals Through Music (Guest Mix)

The Hurt & The Healer

En tu mundo no hay lugar y nunca hay tiempo de escuchar...
Si detengo el reloj es porque das lugar.

Detengo el reloj mp3

Gator B x Break The Bank ft. JakeStonez

John O'Callaghan - Zyzz version - Find Yourself feat. Sarah Howells (Cosmic Gate Remix)

Hunnids by Rakkade ft. Chapo

One Take Ft. PlayBoi Bp

We are stuck in a conceptual world, seemingly divorced from actual events and real time. The dimension approach focuses on working in real time by fostering the development of the conscious mind. Lance and Geoff discuss conscious mirroring and how it's used to bring awareness to parts of our psyches that we're split off from so that we can consciously choose what we focus on from day to day. (Part 4 of 6) Photo by Beatriz Chaim via FreeImages

S1E18 - Consciousness Work, Part 4

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The Origins and The Future of Human Rights

Trending Globally: Politics & Policy