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Good Night and Good Luck

Good Night and Good Luck

Written by: Università Bocconi's Television and Culture students
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 Good Night and Good Luck is a podcast developed by the students’ newsroom of the Television and Culture course at Università Bocconi.
The program will follow the development of the US Elections as it happens and its consequences. After a first season focused on the 2020 race between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, the program returns for a second season - 4 years later - for the 2024 matchup between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.Copyright Università Bocconi's Television and Culture students Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • What the Future Holds

    What the Future Holds
    Dec 12 2024
    Welcome to the Season Finale of Good Night and Good Luck. A long journey, in covering the 2024 US Elections, comes to an end with this special episode that features two interviews and a “open-mic session” hosting many members of the newsroom highlighting what they expect to see in 2025, from the new Trump administration and beyond.

    Special guests of the episode are Tito Boeri, Professor in Economics here in Bocconi and a former consultant for the European Commission and the IMF (among other experiences), and Giuseppe Agliastro, a freelance journalist from Moscow covering Russian affairs for ANSA and La Stampa.

    Episode recorded on Wednesday 4 and Thursday 5 December and hosted by Ennio Terrasi Borghesan, Annalaura Maurino, Vittoria Chiarini, Yashvardhan Bhatia, Wolfie McLeish, Pradyumn Arora, Nino Dolidze, Nastassia Tsialpuk, Anna Barla, Stefania Pasquazzi, Miriam Li Pira, Tainara Cappellini, Luca Galbusera. Interviews made by Natalia Papuashvili (Tito Boeri) and the students of the Television and Culture course (Giuseppe Agliastro).

    Good Night and Good Luck’s executive producers are Ennio Terrasi Borghesan and Andrea Quartarone. A special thanks to Chiara Cuzzocrea and Beatrice Merli.
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    55 mins
  • Clashes and Agreements

    Clashes and Agreements
    Dec 3 2024
    Welcome to the ninth episode of the second season of Good Night and Good Luck. Our analysis of the aftermath from the 2024 US Elections continues by looking at recent days news on internal and foreign prospects, observing in general main clashes and agreements done in recent weeks as Donald Trump’s second inauguration draw closer. Among the topics discussed in our roundtable, the President Elect’s cabinet choices, his clashes with NATO and with some journalists, the future of the Democratic Party.

    Episode recorded on Thursday 28 November and hosted by Ennio Terrasi Borghesan, Ludovica Bazzani, Pradyumn Arora, Vittoria Vantini, Gaia Greco and Wolfie McLeish.

    Good Night and Good Luck’s executive producers are Ennio Terrasi Borghesan and Andrea Quartarone. A special thanks to Chiara Cuzzocrea and Beatrice Merli.
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    32 mins
  • Looking Back to Look Forward

    Looking Back to Look Forward
    Nov 24 2024
    Welcome to the eight episode of the second season of Good Night and Good Luck. Our debrief of the 2024 US Elections continues with a deep focus on both current and dated topics related not only to the Presidential race won by Donald Trump over Kamala Harris. As the episode title states, in our round table we tried to look back in order to look forward, including a comparison between Trump’s economic policies (2016 vs 2024), the situation over the war in Ukraine, Elon Musk’s involvement in the future Trump’s administration, Kamala Harris’ future and more.

    Episode recorded on Thursday 21 November and hosted by Ennio Terrasi Borghesan, Lucrezio Pellacani, Wolfie McLeish, Nastassia Tsialpuk, Natalia Papuashvili, Yashvardhan Bhatia, Ludovica Canton, Vittoria Chiarini and Annalaura Maurino.

    Good Night and Good Luck’s executive producers are Ennio Terrasi Borghesan and Andrea Quartarone. A special thanks to Chiara Cuzzocrea and Beatrice Merli.
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    54 mins
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