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Where Are They Now?

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by Gemma Schneider

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Hosted by Gemma Schneider at Harvard Radio Broadcasting (WHRB), this 6-part series untangles the insights and experiences of Harvard alumni who have made an impact in their respective domains – from journalism to entrepreneurship to show business.

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October 31, 2021

Daniel Christopher “D.C.” Rogers: A Storied Career, as Passion and Heart Hit the Screen

<p>Daniel Christopher “D.C.” Rogers, Harvard College Class of 2012, is an award-winning writer, producer, and actor. Currently, D.C. works as a story editor on the upcoming Netflix legal show Partner Track. Previously, he was a staff writer on the CW drama In the Dark.</p><p>In this conversation, Gemma and D.C. explore his work on both of these shows, discuss life in the writer’s room, and reflect on the struggles that come with striking a healthy work-life balance. They also revisit the surprising path that brought D.C. to his action-fueled Hollywood life – a journey which actually started with his intent to be a lawyer. Finally, at the end of the episode, contributing commentator Mable Chan (Harvard AM ’93) will offer a commentary about how to figure out what you want to do with your life – before and after college.</p>

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October 25, 2021

Neil Shubin: The Evolution of an Evolutionary Biologist

<p>Dr. Neil Shubin, Harvard GSAS Class of 1987, is a paleontologist, evolutionary biologist, and popular science writer. Dr. Shubin made headlines in 2004 when he co-discovered Tiktaalik roseae, a fossil of a creature with traits found in both fish and tetrapods, and has since published three popular science books: Your Inner Fish, The Universe Within, and Some Assembly Required. </p><p>In today’s conversation, Gemma and Dr. Shubin unpack how Dr. Shubin’s time-tested affinity for exploration ultimately manifested into a career that involves traveling to places as far-away and frigid as the Canadian Arctic. They also discuss the importance of challenge and failure – in both science and writing – before exploring how Dr. Shubin’s landmark discovery of Tiktaalik dramatically altered the trajectory of his personal and professional life. Finally, at the end of this episode, contributing commentator Mable Chan (Harvard AM ’93), will offer a commentary about the things that cannot be taught – in college or beyond – and which you must find on your own.</p>

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October 17, 2021

Sangu Delle: Investing in Dignity, Innovation, and a Healthier Future

<p>Sangu Delle is an entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist, and author who graduated from Harvard College in 2010 and received his JD and MBA from Harvard in 2016. Back in college, Sangu founded the water and sanitation non-profit Cleanacwa. Shortly thereafter, he started Golden Palm Investments (GPI), an investment holding company that builds world class technology companies across the African continent. Sangu is also the CEO of Africa Health Holdings and the author of “Making Futures,” a book about young entrepreneurs doing game-changing work in Africa.</p><p>In this conversation, Sangu and Gemma unpack the invigorating and rewarding nature of Sangu’s early business ventures as a student, and of his more recent philanthropic projects on the African continent. They also talk about the trials and tribulations of entrepreneurship – about disappointment, and about the very real toll that hard work and high expectations can have on our mental health. Finally, at the end of the episode, contributing commentator Mable Chan (Harvard AM ’93) will offer her own commentary about rebounding from failure.</p>

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What is Where Are They Now??

Hosted by Gemma Schneider at Harvard Radio Broadcasting (WHRB), this 6-part series untangles the insights and experiences of Harvard alumni who have made an impact in their respective domains – from journalism to entrepreneurship to show business.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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