
We're spending some time getting to know America's public servants: who they are, what experiences shaped them, why they chose the path of service, and what they've learned along the way.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentSociety & Culture | |||

CJ Pine is an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University in Qatar, teaching about the United Naitons Security Council. He previously worked as a civil servant at the U.S. Mission to the UN, and at the State Department's Bureau of Conflict and Stabili... more
Ambassador Barbara Leaf is a career public servant with over 3 decades of experience, most recently serving as Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, where she was responsible for the U.S. relationship with 18 countries from Morocco t... more
Dr. Corey Holmes is a diplomat, an academic, a father, an author, a friend. He is here to talk less about his achievements (there are many!) and more about the questions, observations, and new discoveries that are shaping this chapter in his life. We... more
Jon Temin works across government, research and the non-profit sector to advance democracy, good governance, conflict resolution, and US-Africa relations. He is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Johns Hopkins University SNF Agora Institute, where he... more
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This show profiles public servants from diverse corners of government, diplomacy, health, and global affairs, focusing on how their careers began, the decisions that guided their service, and the practical lessons learned along the way. Topics frequently center on public policy, diplomacy, international development, and the real-world challenges of serving across agencies and borders. A standout aspect is the emphasis on resilience, cross-generational collaboration, and the human side of public service, including leadership, mentorship, and the balance between personal and professional commitments. Listeners can expect actionable career guidance for aspiring public servants and meaningful insights for organizations seeking to engage with po... more
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