Le Zadig

[http://www.lezadig.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/IMG_2271-290x290.jpg] [http://www.lezadig.com/wp-content/plugins/page-views-count/ajax-loader.gif] Le Zadig introduces you to its brand new podcast! This year, Le Zadig will create a podcast to accompany every print edition of Sciences Po Menton’s student journal to expand on and explore the themes, the articles, and the ideas of the student body. This first episode of the Le Zadig podcast looks at the world at a crossroads. First, host Sebastian Torero sits down for a discussion with editors-in-chief Ryan Zohar and Berke Alikasifoglu about the current political climate of the struggle between a closer world or reinforcing division. Next, an interview with Sciences Po student John Vincent to discuss their articles about a deal between the members of OPEC that could have a major impact on the global economy, and finally an interview with Sciences Po student Hardy Hewson to talk about Brexit, Britain, and Lon-dependence. Check out Le Zadig online: http://lezadig.com/ And also the online version of the print edition: https://issuu.com/lezadig/docs/clashcohesion

[http://www.lezadig.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/IMG_5310-290x290.jpg] [http://www.lezadig.com/wp-content/plugins/page-views-count/ajax-loader.gif] A new year is approaching, and Le Zadig is thinking about the idea of “resolution”; not only as a noun, but as an adjective. Commitment. Strength. Resolve. How do these ideas apply to our daily lives, our everyday problems, and within the grander scheme of the world around us? In this podcast, host Sebastian Torero speaks with Sciences Po student Benjamin Music on his article about the role of young people hoping for a more tolerant world in response to rising populism, and with Maximo Torero, and Executive Director act the World Bank, about resolve in the face of dire circumstances. Also, fellow Le Zadig member Anna Stonehocker talks with Sciences Po students about their resolutions for the New Year, and moments in their live where they’ve overcome adversity. Check out Le Zadig online: http://lezadig.com/ And also the online version of the print edition: https://issuu.com/lezadig/docs/tesres