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In the fall of 1727, a young Ben Franklin and a group of friends founded the Junto Club to discuss the great issues of their day. Franklin's club members consisted of concerned Americans, tradesmen and artisans, all united in a common-sense perspective in dealing with a complicated world. They sought not only to grapple with hard questions, but to improve themselves through thoughtful conversation on morals, politics, and natural philosophy.Our JUNTO Podcast series revives the spirit of Dr. Franklin's initiative with BFF's strong focus on U.S. foreign affairs, America's role in the world, and ...

How can governments look beyond the next crisis, and govern for the long-term? This podcast series explores how nations set and sustain long-term strategic goals. In a political culture often dominated by short-term pressures, we ask what it really takes to think ahead: to align government, business and society around a shared sense of purpose; to develop resilience in the face of uncertainty; and to make decisions today that shape the country we want tomorrow. Through conversations with experts and practitioners from the UK and other countries, we explore how national strategy works in ...

C Street - where piety, politics, and corruption meet Jeff Sharlet is the only journalist to have reported from inside the C Street House, the Fellowship residence known simply by its Washington, DC address. The house has lately been the scene of notorious political scandal, but more crucially...

The security situation on these transatlantic streets is heavy! Join the Security Hooligans from the NATO 2030 Global Fellowship Program as they dig into NATO’s modernization and the current global threat landscape. Each Security Hooligans’ episode will focus on a fresh transatlantic topic and the word on the street when it comes to creative solutions and how to take NATO to the next level. Come ruckus with us and have a listen!

The Liberty and Learning Podcast is an extension of the Liberty and Learning Fellowship, a civic education organization based in Lewisville, TX. This podcast is bimonthly and looks to examine topical issues with experts from across the political spectrum.