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“Mark engages in thoughtful and relevant discussions with journalists, experts, and thought leaders on a variety of global issues. Listeners can hear interesting personal histories, background on current events, and insights into the workings of large intergovernmental organizations. Some great episodes to start off with are the interviews with Chris Blattman, Christine Fair and Trita Parsi.”
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