Foreign Press Podcast

Feb 27 2025 72 ep. 38 mins 7
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The Foreign Press Podcast is produced and presented by the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents - USA (AFPC-USA).

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Navigating Media, Trust, and Influence with Bob Pearson and Ray Kerins

Feb 27 2025 54 mins  
What are the biggest reputational risks corporations face today? How can journalists expand their reach in an evolving media landscape? And how do we tackle the growing threat of disinformation? In this episode, we dive into these pressing questions with two powerhouse guests — Bob Pearson and Ray Kerins. Bob is an author, advisor, and investor with deep expertise in healthcare,

Damon Jones Shares How P&G’s Communications Shape Global Impact

Feb 27 2025 46 mins  
What does it take to be an effective communication officer — and how can corporate leaders use their platform to inspire action and drive lasting social impact? In this episode, we sit down with Damon Jones, Chief Communications Officer at Procter & Gamble, the world’s largest consumer goods company. Damon leads a global team shaping the image and reputation of nearly 100 b

Trump’s Tariff Gambit: What’s Next for Europe?

Feb 18 2025 55 mins  
Donald Trump’s return to office signals a potential transatlantic trade war, with tariffs of up to 20% on all U.S. imports. Can Europe withstand the economic fallout, or will political instability and slow growth weaken its response? Hinrich Foundation Senior Research Fellow and former WTO spokesperson Keith Rockwell joins us to unpack the risks, the EU’s strategy, and what’s

Decarbonizing Energy for a Sustainable World: Insights from Dr. Nathan Johnson

Dec 19 2024 50 mins  
In our latest episode, we learn more about the transformative potential of emerging energy decarbonization technologies in addressing climate change. Beyond significantly cutting carbon emissions, these innovations bring remarkable social and environmental co-benefits—creating jobs, generating income for local communities, and easing the strain on critical resources like water an

Dr. Enric Sala: Marine Conservation in the Fight Against Climate Change

Dec 18 2024 44 mins  
In our latest episode, we dive into the world of marine conservation with Dr. Enric Sala, National Geographic Explorer in Residence and founder of Pristine Seas. Learn about the critical role oceans play in our planet’s health and the fight against climate change. Dr. Sala shares inspiring insights on marine ecosystem recovery, the benefits of no-take reserves, and strategies to

Island Nations on the Frontlines of Climate Change: A Talk with Dr. Laura Brewington

Dec 10 2024 51 mins  
In this episode, we delve into the intersection of journalism, science, and policymaking to address climate change's impact on island communities, particularly in the Pacific. These fragile, low-lying islands face rising sea levels, flooding, and coastal erosion, making them critical indicators of our changing climate. Dr. Laura Brewington, co-leader of the Pacific RISA program, jo

Shaping Trade: The Rise of Industrial Policies and Their Global Impact

Dec 10 2024 24 mins  
In this episode, we dive into the rise of industrial policies—how governments use subsidies, tax breaks, and strategic investments to shape industries and address economic and societal challenges. But what happens when these policies clash with global trade rules or spark protectionism? Jia Hui Tee, Senior Trade Policy Analyst at the Hinrich Foundation, joins us to explore how in

Exile and Defiance: The Challenges of Opposing Putin Abroad

Dec 03 2024 35 mins  
Last month, the Russian opposition staged its largest anti-war protest since the conflict in Ukraine began in February 2022. Over a thousand people marched through central Berlin, Germany, carrying signs and chanting slogans criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin, condemning the war, and calling for democracy in Russia.The protest was led by three prominent opposition figures

Stephen Bloom on Journalism in a Changing World

Nov 12 2024 51 mins  
In this episode, we sit down with Stephen Bloom, an award-winning journalist and professor of journalism at the University of Iowa, whose career spans long-form nonfiction, oral history, and digital media ethics. Bloom shares insights from his time reporting for the Los Angeles Times and Dallas Morning News and discusses his latest book, The Brazil Chronicles. The book dives into h

Transforming Philanthropy for the Planet: A Conversation with Elizabeth Yee

Nov 03 2024 33 mins  
On this episode, we’re exploring how The Rockefeller Foundation is tackling climate change and transforming economies worldwide. Led by Elizabeth Yee, Executive VP of Programs, the Foundation is investing over $1 billion in renewable energy and climate solutions, with a special focus on the Global South. Liz brings years of financial expertise and resilience work to her role, dri