Gavel Talk - A Model UN Podcast
Devansh PandeyA podcast by delegates, for delegates - about what MUN is, how and where to participate, what to do, and more! You'll learn something new about Model UN here, whether you're just starting out or a veteran of the circuit.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Category | Government | ||||
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Today, we have two guest speakers joining us from the United Nations building in New York - Vincenzo Pugliese, Head of UN Outreach @ the Department for Global Communications and Hadas Fischer-Rosenberg, Ambassador for Global Communications. We discus... more
This episode has a special guest - FHSMUN Secretary-General Keerthana Nallamotu! From in-person to virtual conferences, from dealing with power delegates to leading blocs, there's a lot to talk about unmod. In this episode, Keerthana and host Devansh... more
Chairs are incredibly important to the flow of any MUN committee, so here are some tips - for how to know what your chair is like, interact with them, and learn from them.
General Assembly, Specialized, Crisis, UNSC - what are all of these committees, and what are the similarities and differences between them? In this episode, we'll be exploring all that and more. If you want to be a guest speaker on Gavel Talk, please... more
Today, we'll be talking all about how a MUN committee progresses from the start to the finish. We'll be talking about each different part of committee and expanding on the first episode to give you an idea of how a committee works. Make sure to follo... more
In this episode, we go into detail about why you should do MUN, elaborating on our comments in the first episode. We talk about participating in your school's MUN program, as well as a few good conferences to attend to improve at MUN. more
Welcome to the first episode of Gavel Talk. In this episode, we'll be going over some of the basics of Model UN. What is it, how do you do it, and what makes it different from other extracurriculars? We'll be going over things like how Model UN began... more
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