Public Interest Podcast
Public Interest Podcast consists of interviews with those who seek to improve the state of the world. The podcast seeks to ennoble public service, create a platform for positive civil discourse, and to facilitate dialogue with difference. This show is the antidote for those who are tired of hearing about what’s going wrong with the world. We showcase people just like you who are working to leave the world better than they found it. And that’s good news.
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- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Episodes
- 137
- Years Active
- 2017 - 2020
Cooking a Memory
Chef Charles Carroll, culinary olympic gold medalist, former President of the World Chefs Board, and Host of "The Recipe Podcast," speaks about his use of the culinary arts to create memories and smi…
Wed 22 Nov 2017
BTS: Building a Brand in Podcasting, Joe Pardo, Host of The Business Podcast
Joe Pardo, podcast extraordinaire and business consultant at https://superjoepardo.com/, co-hosts Behind The Scenes on Public Interest Podcast to elaborate upon the state of podcasting in 2017. Pos…
Tue 21 Nov 2017
Augmented and Virtual Reality Redefining Our World
Steven Aukstakalnis, expert in augmented reality and virtual reality, speaks about the promise of these evolving technologies for diverse applications throughout society in the 21st century. Subscrib…
Fri 17 Nov 2017
BTS: The State of Podcasting
Dave Jackson, veteran podcaster and Host of The School of Podcasting, co-hosts Behind The Scenes on Public Interest Podcast to reflect on the state of podcasting, its evolution over the past decade a…
Thu 16 Nov 2017
Better Business Ecosystems
Jay Steinmetz, CEO of Barcoding Inc, speaks about the business implications of well-intentioned yet ill-advised laws and regulations. @jay Steinmetz, CEO of @barcoding, and I spoke about how to make …
Wed 15 Nov 2017
Landing a Gig in Congress
Brent A. Sullivan, Founder of Time on the Hill and former congressional staffer, speaks about his work helping others pursue their dreams of advancing the public interest by serving on Capitol Hill. …
Tue 14 Nov 2017
Artificial Intelligence: Your New Secretary
Tony Robinson, CEO of Speechmatics and Cambridge University Professor, discusses the power for digital automatic speech transcription services to change the way we think, do business, and approach th…
Mon 13 Nov 2017
Using Music to Advocate for Special Needs Children
Rohn Anthony, a R&B musician, shares his struggles coping with the loss of his developmentally disabled son and his efforts to reform public education for special needs children. Subscribe and leave …
Fri 10 Nov 2017
Keeping the Kids in School
Will Jawando, candidate for the Montgomery County Council At-Large, former congressional candidate, and former candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates, speaks about his work advancing the cause…
Wed 08 Nov 2017
Cyber Crime, Human Trafficking, & Pay Parity
Susan Lee, Maryland State Senator [D-16], elaborates upon her efforts to protect Marylanders from harm through human trafficking, cyber crimes in the digital age, and by advocating for pay parity for…
Fri 03 Nov 2017
More Bang for Your Buck: Keeping Us Out of Prison
This is the eighty-third episode of Public Interest Podcast with David Moon, Maryland state delegate representing District 20 in Silver Spring and Takoma Park, Maryland and founder of Maryland Juice,…
Wed 01 Nov 2017
An Immigrant's Path to Civic Activism and Elected Office
This is the one hundred and twenty-sixth episode of Public Interest Podcast with Aruna Miller, Democratic Maryland state Delegate representing District 15, who speaks about her immigrant experience a…
Wed 25 Oct 2017
The Divorce Attorney Who Fought for Gay Marriage
This is the ninety-fourth episode of Public Interest Podcast with Kathleen Dumais, Maryland state delegate of District 15 representing Potomac, Maryland and attorney with EQKMRW Law Offices, who spea…
Fri 20 Oct 2017
Are Pediatric Vaccinations Safe for Your Child?
This is the forty-third episode of Public Interest Podcast with Jenn Burnham, a nurse in a Baltimore City hospital who advocates against mandatory pediatric vaccinations due to safety and efficacy co…
Fri 13 Oct 2017
Bringing Healthcare Reform to Montgomery County
This is the one hundred and sixteenth episode of Public Interest Podcast with Kirill Reznick, a Democratic Maryland state Delegate representing District 39, who speaks about his role in the healthcar…
Wed 11 Oct 2017
Braving Civil War to Give Children Sight, Life, Al Sommer, Dean Emeritus of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Al Sommer, Dean Emeritus of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, shares his improbable story of how he pursued the most interesting life path that he could and how that path relativel…
Mon 09 Oct 2017
Libertarians: Don't Tread on Me
Aubrey Eyrolles, PR Director at the Libertarian Party of Texas, speaks about her belief that government services should by and large be replaced with voluntary citizen contributions.
Fri 06 Oct 2017
The Science of Firearm Regulation
This is the one hundred and forty-third episode of Public Interest Podcast with Jen Pauliukonis, President of Marylanders to Prevent Gun Violence, former Maryland Chapter Lead for Moms Demand Action …
Thu 05 Oct 2017
The Free State Project
Jason Sorens, Chairman of the Board of the Free State Project and Lecturer at Dartmouth College, speaks about individual rights, limited government, "Liberty in Our Lifetime", civic responsibility, a…
Wed 04 Oct 2017
Danish Political Populism in the Nursing Home
Liselott Blixt, Danish Parliamentarian and former healthcare provider for a geriatric population, speaks about the Danish healthcare system, the implications of immigration challenges posed by Danish…
Mon 02 Oct 2017
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