by Black Professionals in International Affairs
Welcome to Global Take, presented by Black Professionals in International Affairs. In each episode, we engage with a diverse range of ambassadors, diplomats, business executives, creatives, and academics. Our guests share their unique perspectives on the most pressing global issues, examining how these challenges affect communities both at home and abroad. Tune in for insightful conversations that connect global affairs to local impact.
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June 25, 2026
<p>How is social media reshaping the way stories are told, information is shared, and influence is exercised around the world?</p><p>In Episode 2 of The Global Take, host Vanessa Coker sits down with journalist <strong>Eromo Egbejule</strong> and influencer<strong> Isimbi Belinda </strong>to discuss the growing impact of social media on communication, influence, and diplomacy in today's interconnected world.</p><p>Tune in for an engaging discussion on the opportunities and challenges of the digital age, as we continue to bring fresh perspectives to the conversations shaping our world.Thank you to the BPIA Podcast Team for making this episode possible:</p><p>Vanessa Coker</p><p>Karen Kyabega</p><p>Diarra Morlock</p><p>Linda Kyemba</p><p>Linda Tusiime </p><p>Jenny Stephen</p><p>Stephanie Booker</p>
April 29, 2026
<p>Welcome to the very first episode of Season 5 of Global Take with Black Professionals In International Affairs! Our host for this episode Oona Nelson is joined by Alexandria Maloney, a dynamic leader at the intersection of nonprofit work and international affairs. She is the President of BPIA, author, mentor and forever student. In this episode, President Maloney reflects on her professional journey as well as her trajectory as a global influencer. Her insights facilitate a deeper conversation into how we can all better impact the world around us. </p><p>Thank you to the BPIA Podcast Team for making this episode possible:</p><p>Oona Nelson</p><p>Karen Kyabega</p><p>Diarra Morlock</p><p>Linda Kyemba</p><p>Vanessa Coker</p><p>Jenny Stephen</p><p>Stephanie Booker</p>
December 2, 2025
<p>In this episode, host Oona Nelson sits down with <strong>Robert L. Traynham </strong>— President & CEO of The Faith & Politics Institute and Professor at Georgetown University — for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of public-policy communications. Together, they explore how media trends and emerging technologies are reshaping the public square; the intersection of global communications, politics, and culture; how organizations across sectors can think more strategically about media, reputation, and global audiences; and what the next decade may demand from leaders navigating an increasingly interconnected world.</p><p><strong>Host:</strong> Oona Nelson<br><strong>Executive Producer:</strong> Ethel Mwedziwendira<br><strong>Sound Engineer:</strong> Karen Kyabega</p>
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Welcome to Global Take, presented by Black Professionals in International Affairs. In each episode, we engage with a diverse range of ambassadors, diplomats, business executives, creatives, and academics.
Our guests share their unique perspectives on the most pressing global issues, examining how these challenges affect communities both at home and abroad. Tune in for insightful conversations that connect global affairs to local impact.
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