
Room for Discussion conducts free live interviews at the University of Amsterdam, with leading voices in politics, economics, journalism and more. Each interview is fully led and conducted by students.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

Grocery prices are increasing, Meta flaunts its dominant position on the market, and the Paramount acquisition of WarnerBros marks an era of massive media consolidation. It seems that companies hold all the power, but who can hold them accountable?Jo... more
Few academic concepts have travelled as far as intersectionality. Coined nearly four decades ago, it transformed how we think about race, gender, power, and inequality, while also becoming one of the most debated ideas of our time.
We were thrilled ... more
Palestine, Sudan, Iran. Global conflicts dominate the headlines every day. But what does it actually take to build lasting peace? And who gets to decide what that peace looks like?
Together with Paige Alexander, the CEO of the Carter Center, we expl... more
With war at its doorstep, Türkiye is once again in the middle of geopolitical turmoil. Whether it’s the Syrian refugee crisis, the war in Gaza, or the closure of the strait of Hormuz, Türkiye has had to consistently re-balance and re-negotiate its pa... more
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Smart students that ask crisp questions. One of the better informational podcasts out there!!
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A student-led interview series featuring deep-dive conversations with high-profile policymakers, economists, journalists, and academics about politics, economics, regulation, diplomacy, and global governance. Episodes frequently explore how institutions respond to digital markets, international conflicts, education reform, and macroeconomic policy, often linking theoretical frameworks to real-world case studies. A notable strength is the blend of rigorous analysis with practical, on-the-ground examples, and a consistent emphasis on democratic accountability, multi-stakeholder dialogue, and inclusive governance. The show stands out for its hosted-by-students format, which yields pointed questions and accessible discussions with leading think... more
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Recent guests on Room for Discussion include:
1. Martijn Snoep
2. Kimberlé Crenshaw
3. Paige Alexander
4. Fatma Ceren Yazgan
5. Marcel Fratzscher
6. Joanne Doornewaard
7. Evan Osnos
8. Lars Strannegård
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