
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 | 162 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

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
Germany has been Europe’s economic engine for quite some time, both its industrial powerhouse and fiscal anchor in times of deep uncertainty. While Southern Europe suffered deep recessions during the Eurocrisis, Germany maintained low unemployment an... more
The relationship between the Netherlands and South Africa stretches back centuries, shaped by both painful history and meaningful cooperation. It includes dark chapters, such as the Netherlands’ role in using South Africa as part of the slave trade, ... more
What happens when wealth does not just buy comfort, but an entirely different reality? When power does not mean responsibility anymore, but the option to escape all consequences? When ambition turns into status anxiety?
From rural China to billiona... more
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A fantastic podcast by fantastic interviewers. I listen to it every week!
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Smart students that ask crisp questions. One of the better informational podcasts out there!!
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Students run the interviews, guiding conversations with leading voices across economics, politics, diplomacy, and policy. Topics frequently center on global inequality, financial systems, welfare state theory, climate finance, humanitarian issues, and governance. The format emphasizes rigorous, research-informed discussion led by students, often featuring policy-oriented guests and diverse international perspectives. Noteworthy is the breadth of guests—from eminent economists and ministers to diplomats and academics—paired with a campus-first, question-driven approach that can yield practical insights for policymakers, executives evaluating public-interest sponsorships, and professionals seeking clear takes on complex issues. The show's on-... more
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Recent guests on Room for Discussion include:
1. Marcel Fratzscher
2. Joanne Doornewaard
3. Evan Osnos
4. Lars Strannegård
5. Aviva Chomsky
6. Marco Buti
7. Christian Schmidt
8. Dr. Christine Webb
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