Global Tides

Join Emily White as she chats with Jonathan Cheng about journalism, Christianity, and Korean culture! In his latest text, Cheng explores how North Korea's political system and dynasty borrow heavily from Christian rituals, structures, and messianic ideas. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/558235/korean-messiah-by-jonathan-cheng/

Join us as we dive into every question you might have about the INTS Capstone class, from what to expect, key takeaways, and get to know our special guests and all that they have accomplished this year!

Join us as we dicuss Pepperdine 's Master' in Middle Eastern Policy Studies through the School of Public Policy with some members of the inaugural cohort.

In todays episode, we are joined by Caroline Rietz and Nikki Quartuccio as they take time to reflect on the impact that their connection chapel has had on their personal and professional lives. We discuss faith, how it intersects with political sceince, and dispel some of the assumptions of how these sectors interact. Politics and policy should be influenced by our values, not the other way around.

In this episode, we dive deeper at some of the opportunities Pepperdine offers for students who are looking to engage in diplomacy, debate, and dialogue while furthering their academics and professionalism. We are joined by the Secretary General of Model United Nations, Ryan Linney, and the student President of Pepp Debate, Hanmo Yang!

This podcast explores how bilingualism and code-switching shape modern media and cultural expression, highlighting how speakers fluidly shift between languages to reflect identity, audience, and contextDr. Derrick encourages students to speak up, to grasp onto a culture that is not their own, and to embrace the mindset that YOU TOO are bilingual!

Welcome to Season 7! Join hosts Emily White and Abby Rader as we dive into our first global conversation featuring the legend, Brian Swarts!

Episode with former U.S. diplomat Sonnet Frisbie.

Episode with Brian Swarts, Pepperdine University's director of the Washington, D.C. International Program.

Episode 5 with Jessica Locke, the 2024-2025 Model United Nations President at Pepperdine University.