History 4 Two was founded on the belief that many of the answers to today’s most pressing problems lie in the past’s rich lessons. However, we cannot ignore the current events unfolding before our eyes. This podcast tries to address topics from both worlds, inviting featured scholars, experts, and witnesses to talk about both history and history in the making.
History 4 Two (History For Two, Social Justice For All)
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25 episodes
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Podcast Overview
History 4 Two was founded on the belief that many of the answers to today’s most pressing problems lie in the past’s rich lessons. However, we cannot ignore the current events unfolding before our eyes. This podcast tries to address topics from both worlds, inviting featured scholars, experts, and witnesses to talk about both history and history in the making.
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Recent Episodes
March 20, 2023
History 4 Two - Episode 25 - Professor Tomás Summers Sandoval - (Theme: Diversity, Inclusion)
<p>Professor Summers Sandoval is an associate professor of History and Chicana/Latina Studies at Pomona College, where he has twice received the Distinguished Professor Award for teaching. There, he teaches classes on Latinx history, social movements, oral history, and racial inequality in the United States, specifically in California. He currently serves as the First Vice President of the Oral History Association. In this episode, he addresses the criticality of identity, diversity, and inclusion in the history and development of communities. </p>
March 3, 2023
History 4 Two - Episode 24 - Professor Samuel Richardson - (Theme: Game Theory, Polarization)
<p>Professor Samuel Richardson is an expert in Economics and Game Theory. He is an award-winning professor who has taught at Boston College and the University of Texas at Austin and is currently teaching game theory at Harvard Kennedy School. Professor Richardson completed his undergraduate degree at Stanford University before earning a Ph.D. from Harvard University. In this episode, we talk about today’s information polarization, health economics, and the Russo-Ukrainian War through the lenses of game theory, social welfare, and economic drivers.</p>
January 31, 2023
History 4 Two - Episode 23 - Standing Commitee Member Mr. Ma Chi Un - (Theme: Financial Inclusion)
<p>Mr. Ma Chi Un is a standing committee member of the Shanghai CPPCC, a director at Macau’s Luso International Bank, a director of Lightpoint logistics group in Shanghai, and a director of Concord Industrial and Commercial Development Enterprise in Macau. In this podcast, we talked about how to proactively market and deploy the digital Rmb to individuals and SMEs, its role in financial inclusion, and also the potential usage of digital Rmb in facilitating cross-border trade.</p>
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