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Harvard College Class of 2000: The Podcast

Harvard College Class of 2000
Harvard College
Harvard University
Mental Health
Covid-19
Wine Industry
Memorial Service
City Harvest
New York City
Harvard Study Of Adult Development
Bipolar Disorder
Food Rescue
Positive Psychology
Music
What We Left Unsaid
Political Differences
Harvard College Class Of 2000
Psychology
Personal Growth
Community
Aging

Join us as we talk to classmates and hear what they've been up to the past 25+ years and reminisce about our time at Harvard.

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Matt talks to Dara about his work in astronomy, starting with his work after graduation continuing work on his thesis related to astronomy, which is what he teaches now at Cal Poly Pomona. Matt started his career serving 27 months in the Peace Corps ... more

Marisa talks to Dara about how her experiences at Harvard solidified her love of acting and launched her acting career. Marisa was part of On Thin Ice (where she met her husband, Paul), Gilbert & Sullivan Players, the Harvard Radcliffe Dramatic Club,... more

Arden talks to Dara about her journey since college. Soon after graduating, she started a home for foster kids, Rediscovery House, which was directly related to her volunteer work at PBHA. Arden’s twists and turns include going to HBS, having (and be... more

Tina talks to Dara about her journey from Harvard to investment banking to HBS to Victoria’s Secret and then tying it all together, running her own investment firm, CXT Investments, which focuses on emerging brands in beauty, personal care, and healt... more

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Recent Guests

Ming Hsu Chen
Law professor specializing in immigration rights.
UC Law San Francisco
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Ming Hsu Chen
Judith Danovitch
Psychology professor and child development researcher
University of Louisville
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Judith Danovitch
Nick Weiss
Harvard alum who shares his journey and experiences from college to his career in media and education.
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Nick Weiss
Judy Batalion
Acclaimed author and art historian, originally from Montreal.
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Judy Batalion
Jeff Weinshenker
Foreign Service Officer at the State Department
U.S. Department of State
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Jeffrey Weinshenker
Winnie Li
Author of What We Left Unsaid, a fellow classmate from Harvard College
Published Author
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: What We Left Unsaid Book Club
Wendy May
Purpose coach, author, and speaker on Regenerative Purpose.
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Wendy May (Lu)
Bhakti Mirchandani
A chemistry concentrator who has worked in finance and impact investing.
Trinity Church, Forbes, Columbia University
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Bhakti Mirchandani
Lano Williams
Harvard Class of 2000 graduate, recovering addict, and writer
Independent
Episode: Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Lano Williams

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Dara Olmsted
Host of the Harvard College Class of 2000: The Podcast

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Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Sinead Walsh
Q: What advice would you give to your graduating self in the year 2000?
Sinead suggests that one has to go through experiences to learn from them, and that it's important to embrace life's phases as they come.
Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Sinead Walsh
Q: Can you tell us about your time in Sierra Leone as an ambassador during the Ebola outbreak?
Sinead shares that it was challenging but fulfilling, noting lessons learned about the importance of local context in international responses.
Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Sinead Walsh
Q: Why do you think Ireland focuses on giving money to the poorest countries?
Sinead explains that it might be tied to Ireland's own historical experiences of famine and colonization, creating an underdog mentality that aligns them with poorer nations.
Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Matt Davids
Q: What has been a personal motivation for your dedication to cancer research?
Helping patients, especially those I've treated for years, motivates my dedication to improve their lives and find better treatments.
Harvard College 2000 Podcast: Matt Davids
Q: Can you tell us about any pivotal moments from your training that influenced your career choice?
Learning from mentors and specific subjects during my training, particularly immunology, really solidified my passion for medicine.

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A thoughtful, alumni-led interview show that centers on the post-Harvard journeys of classmates across a wide range of professions. Guests typically share how they navigated career pivots, leadership roles in law, public service, academia, entrepreneurship, and the non-profit sector, often weaving in personal stories, challenges overcome, and lessons learned since graduation. Episodes frequently touch on social justice, immigration and civil rights, mental health, education, and community impact, giving listeners practical takeaways for career development, leadership, and work-life balance. The format tends to combine reflective storytelling with insights into impact-driven work, making it especially useful for listeners seeking inspiration... more

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