
Treaties and Trials is a youth-led podcast (and blog) made specifically for teens! For those curious about law, history, international relations, or global affairs, this is the place to be. Led by Model UN club president Ruby, each episode is a new opportunity to learn and form your OWN opinions because this isn't just a podcast; it's a global conversation.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Education for KidsKids & FamilyNewsPolitics | |||

Introducing the first speaker on the Unconventional Pathways into Law Series: Judge Jaya Badiga!
From working in the advertisement industry to becoming the first female Telugu Judge in California, Judge Badiga has defied all expectations. As the fi... more
How does one balance documentary-creation, advocacy, and high school ALL at the same time??? In this episode, Ruby is joined by Tanaya Safi, a rising high school senior at Inderkum High School. The two go into how Tanaya produced a 1st place CSPAN Do... more
Is politics too controversial to be taught in school? Was the Soviet Union Communist? These are some of the questions that Ruby answers today with a guest: founder of Amicus Youth, Ani Nishanian! The two discuss the importance of media literacy in 20... more
Title IX is more than just a law; it is a protection. In this episode of Treaties and Trials, Ruby is joined by Shriya Gandhi, the Vice President of the HERA Foundation. The two discuss the importance of Title IX, its role on campus, and its impact o... more
Are foreigners born from immigrant parents entitled to birthright citizenship? Is political divide getting in the way of changing constitutional amendments? What is originalism? These are the questions Ruby answers in Episode 12 of Treaties and Trial... more
In this episode, Ruby is joined by a guest, Rania, and the two discuss how to get involved in politics as a teen. This episode also introduces a new opportunity for youth to directly get involved in Treaties and Trials.
In this episode of Treaties and Trials, Ruby explores the power of veto in the Security Council. We discuss how the permanent members of the United Nations' Security Council have possibly exploited veto to boost their own interests.
In this episode, the Treaties and Trials podcast introduces October's theme: Power Imbalances in Society. Ruby explores what the rule of law really means and how it can be broken.
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This program centers on law, international relations, and global affairs through a youth-led lens, with episodes that translate complex topics into accessible discussions for teens and young adults. Recent talks cover UN structures, the impact of veto power, the rule of law, globalization's economic and cultural facets, and practical legal literacy for younger audiences. The show tends to balance explanatory content with contemporary case studies (from Gaza to the global south) and often links lofty concepts to everyday civic awareness, encouraging listeners to form their own informed opinions. A notable strength is its clear emphasis on empowering teens to engage with serious global issues, using relatable examples and a pragmatic view of ... more
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