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 | 25 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentSociety & Culture |
Ambassador Tim Davis' career and life have been extraordinary. He carries with him a collection of memories and experiences that are reminiscent of Forrest Gump, and he also shoulders the weight of loss, grief, and trauma. He's honest about all of it... more
Christian Loubeau is a former U.S. diplomat, Teach for America public school teacher, and Associate Commissioner in NYC’s Department of Design and Construction. His diplomatic overseas postings included Haiti and Cuba, while his domestic postings inc... more
Jessica Benton Cooney is a Senior Strategic Communicator and Storyteller who most recently ran the Communications team for USAID's Bureau of Democracy. Human rights, and Governance. She served with USAID overseas in Afghanistan and Liberia, and befor... more
Alia Awadallah is a former U.S. Government official and Policy Analyst focused on the Middle East and Defense Policy. Alia most recently served on Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo's senior leadership team, and before that, as Policy Team Lead and ... more
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A diverse range of topics centered around public service and civic engagement is explored, emphasizing personal journeys of individuals within the government sector. The discussions frequently highlight the intricate interplay between their professional experiences, personal backgrounds, and the underlying motivations driving their commitment to serve. Notably, guests share harrowing and uplifting stories from their careers, shedding light on challenges faced and the resilience required to navigate public service in contemporary society. This emphasis on storytelling not only offers insights into governmental roles but also reflects broader themes of community involvement, democratic values, and personal growth, making the series particular... more
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Recent guests on The Public Service Project include:
1. Jessica Benton Cooney
2. Alia Awadallah
3. Dr. Dafna Rand
4. Greg Pollock
5. Wes Rist
6. Alexis Ludwig
7. Zev Karlin-Neumann
8. Judd Devermont
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