Figuring out millennials: Interview with the newest GU Politics fellows

In our first podcast of the new academic year, Senior Interview Editor Enakshi Das and four of the five new GU Politics Fellows discuss their expectations for their fellowship, their views on millennial attitudes towards politics and news consumption, what they might learn from being back on campus, and the evolution of media. Unfortunately, our conversation was cut short by the Georgetown Library fire alarm! But don’t be alarmed—we’ll publish individual interviews with each fellows throughout the semester.

Bonus features

Meet the Fall 2018 GU Politics Fellows:

  • Erin Conaton (SFS ‘92): Former Under Secretary of the Air Force and former Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness
  • Ed Goeas: Republican pollster; President & CEO, The Tarrance Group
  • Suzanne Kianpour: Foreign Affairs & Political Journalist, BBC News
  • Tim Lim: Democratic digital strategist; Founder, Lim Consulting; former Partner, Bully Pulpit Interactive; Board Member, Run for Something
  • Josh Pitcock: Vice President Government Affairs, Oracle; former Chief of Staff to Vice President Mike Pence

Theme music by Russell Lawrence. Visit his SoundCloud @cspanfam to hear more.

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