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The Public Service Project

Cait Dallaire
Public Service
National Security
Community Service
Multilateral Diplomacy
Environmental Justice
Community Building
Diversity
Immigration
Community Engagement
Foreign Service
Human Rights
USAID
Existential Dread
Resilience
Civil Service
Kosovo Independence
Iran Nuclear Deal
Storytelling
Peace Corps
Climate Change

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.

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Katelyn Choe is a very recently retired Foreign Service Officer, who served 25 years in places like South Korea, the Netherlands, Nepal, New Zealand, Afghanistan, and most recently as Diplomat in Residence for Southern California, Hawaii, Guam, and A... more

Abby Andre is the Executive Director of The Impact Project, a new interactive platform to help visualize how federal employment, funding, and policy decisions affect our communities. She specializes in the art of connecting the dots, and her first st... more

Delphi Cleaveland is a seasoned foreign policy professional with over 10 years of experience serving inside and outside government to advance human rights and democracy at home and around the world. She's continuing the mission of advancing and enhan... more

Jared Banks spent over 20 years in the Foreign Service, serving in DC, London, Geneva, Kabul, Warsaw, Brasilia, and advancing U.S. priorities on issues like critical emerging tech, science diplomacy, peacekeeping, and human rights. He's here to talk ... more

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Recent Guests

Katelyn Choe
Retiring Foreign Service Officer with 25 years of service in various countries
Episode: On Patience and Preservation with Katelyn Choe
Abby Andre
Director of The Impact Project, specializing in data visualization for public service engagement.
The Impact Project
Episode: On Rizzy Turtles and Data Visualization with Abby Andre
Delphi Cleaveland
A seasoned foreign policy professional and Chief of Staff and VP for Growth at the Public Service Alliance
Public Service Alliance
Episode: On Scarcity and Abundance with R. Delphi Cleaveland
Jared Banks
Retired Foreign Service Officer and former US diplomat
US State Department
Episode: On Hardship Posts and Third Spaces with Jared Banks
Brianna Clarke-Schwelm
Executive director of the North Carolina Global Health Alliance, focusing on global health and women's health issues.
North Carolina Global Health Alliance
Episode: On the Global and the Local with Brianna Clarke-Schwelm
Jennifer Davis
A Foreign Service officer with extensive experience in public service.
Episode: On Bridges and Ballasts: A LIVE Conversation with Jennifer Davis
Dylan Lang
Lawyer, social worker, and human rights activist
U.S. Department of State (former)
Episode: On Rights and Responsibilities with Dylan Lang
Dr. Abir Aldhalimi
Child refugee turned clinical psychologist focusing on global mental health and trauma recovery
Founder of Unknotted Mental Health
Episode: On Trauma and Recovery with Dr. Abir Aldhalimi
Paul Kruchowski
Former senior US diplomat and career member of the Senior Executive Service
Episode: On Organization and Culture with Paul Kruchowski

Host

Kate DeLair
Host of a series that focuses on public servants and their stories, exploring their motivations and experiences in service to the community.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 11 ratings
  • 5/5

    Timely, genuine, and important. Americans should know who’s working for them, and this podcast is a great way to find out!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JanetWolf
    United States8 months ago
  • Great listen

    Now more than ever, we need to hear these stories.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PodcastFan2025
    United States9 months ago

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The show is noted for its genuine exploration of public servants' experiences, resonating with audiences who value transparency and accountability in government.
Listeners appreciate the timely and important narratives about public service, emphasizing the need to connect with stories behind civic engagement.

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Apple Podcasts
#197
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Apple Podcasts
#194
France/Government
Apple Podcasts
#122
Colombia/Government

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On Scarcity and Abundance with R. Delphi Cleaveland
Q: Do you see democracy and counterterrorism issues as separate challenges?
Delphi views them as intrinsically connected, where both represent tools in American foreign policy that need an integrated approach to address effectively.
On Scarcity and Abundance with R. Delphi Cleaveland
Q: Can you describe a hard day in your career?
Delphi recounted the difficulties during the evacuation of women from Afghanistan when the Taliban took over, highlighting the emotional toll of ensuring the safety of partners who faced immediate threats.
On Scarcity and Abundance with R. Delphi Cleaveland
Q: How does supporting women's rights abroad benefit the United States?
Delphi explained that by advancing the status of women globally, the U.S. is building allyship and fostering a more peaceful global society, which ultimately affects America positively in terms of national security and economy.
On Scarcity and Abundance with R. Delphi Cleaveland
Q: Tell me about one of your best days on the job.
Delphi described a memorable day in Bangladesh, where she witnessed women uplifted by technology training that allowed them to economically support their families instead of being forced into child marriage. This empowerment also had a ripple effect in their community.
On Scarcity and Abundance with R. Delphi Cleaveland
Q: How did you decide that, with all of your international experience, you wanted your career to be in foreign policy?
Delphi realized that she wanted to pursue diplomacy when she learned that it involved people communicating across cultural divides. She found inspiration in sharing stories from different cultures and believed that understanding diverse perspectives could lead to problem-solving.

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What is The Public Service Project about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content centers around intimate narratives from a wide range of public servants, exploring their unique journeys and motivations for choosing a life of service. Topics frequently discussed include personal experiences with community and civic engagement, the challenges faced in various government roles, and the importance of resilience and mental health within the public service sector. The podcast also emphasizes the significance of diversity and inclusion in government, alongside discussions about global health, law, and human rights. It provides listeners with inspiring insights into the lives of individuals who are committed to civic duty and public welfare, making it a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the complex... more

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1. Katelyn Choe
2. Abby Andre
3. Delphi Cleaveland
4. Jared Banks
5. Brianna Clarke-Schwelm
6. Jennifer Davis
7. Dylan Lang
8. Dr. Abir Aldhalimi

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