Completed my first ever Bike New York Five Boro Bike Tour! Even with the cold and the rain it was super cool and I am very proud of myself

🎙️🌏 On this episode of The World Next Week, Robert McMahon and Carla Robbins discuss Blinken visiting China, May Day stirs workers’ rights concerns, the U.S. resumes Ukraine aid, and more.

Listen below ⬇️ on.cfr.org/44iO7uE

🎧🛸 On this episode of Why It Matters, Gabrielle Sierra speaks with Philippe Ailleris, Shane Harris, and Kai-Uwe Schrogl about the national security concerns around UFOs and the real search for extraterrestrial life.

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Had a perfectly lovely afternoon wandering across the street from Council on Foreign Relations New York’s office and into the Park Avenue Armory AIPAD highly recommend

🎧 On this episode of “Why It Matters,” Matthew P. Goodman and Special Representative Nina Hachigian join Gabrielle Sierra to discuss what role the United States should play in the world economy—and how states and cities fit in: on.cfr.org/44bwtJt

The Council on Foreign Relations Why It Matters Podcast hosted by Gabrielle Sierra has been nominated for a The Publisher Podcast Awards & Summit for 'Who Runs the World? Not Women' with Linda Robinson and Sandra Pepera. Check it out: on.cfr.org/3xFeKh7

‘Space Ghost Coast to Coast’ at 30: A Cable TV Hidden Delight for Fans of the Offbeat trib.al/RL5vi1n

🎧 On this week's episode of Why It Matters, Gabrielle Sierra speaks with David J. Scheffer and shinypearl about how in just 100 days, 800,000 people in Rwanda were killed, while the rest of the world sat on the sidelines.

Tune in below ⬇️ on.cfr.org/4cUjm3d

Our latest Council on Foreign Relations Why It Matters episode focuses on the on the 30th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, and features CFR's David Scheffer and genocide survivor Claude Gatebuke and both were kind enough to give us two powerful first-hand perspectives. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why…

🎧🏆 CFR's podcast Why It Matters with Gabrielle Sierra has been awarded as an Honoree by the Webby Awards for its episode 'Taiwan, China, and the Threat of War,' featuring guests David Sacks and James Lin jamestwotree.bsky.social.

Listen to the full episode here ➡️ on.cfr.org/3xwR9PU

I am honored to be part of this wonderful podcast hosted by Gabrielle Sierra with the eloquent Sandra Pepera and the recognition of the CFR Women & Foreign Policy Women’s Power Index produced by Noel James and created by Rachel Vogelstein. Powerhouse women all!

Super cool - Council on Foreign Relations Why It Matters has been nominated for a The Publisher Podcast Awards & Summit for 'Who Runs the World? Not Women.' Thank you Linda Robinson Sandra Pepera for helping us make an important - and now award nominated episode! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why…

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#TotalSolarEclipse

It was great to chat with Council on Foreign Relations and Gabrielle Sierra on city diplomacy! So many of our global challenges impact local communities, and we need to listen to their perspectives when addressing them.

🎧 Listen here: cfr.org/podcasts/local…

It Happened To Me: I Thought I Was Too Cool To Care About The Eclipse Last Week But In Doing So I Denied A Fundamental Truth About Myself (Loving Being A Part Of Things) And Now It's Today And I Don't Have Glasses

🎧🏛️ On this week's episode of Why It Matters, Gabrielle Sierra speaks with Special Representative Nina Hachigian and Matthew P. Goodman of CFR RealEcon about the important role state and local leaders play in the global economy.

Tune in below ⬇️ on.cfr.org/3U1yvIJ

And remember that a 5 in NYC would be an 8 almost anywhere else in the country

I AM FINE

The Rwandan genocide saw a 100-day massacre where at least 800,000 people were killed. In the years since, Rwanda has sought to rebuild society by focusing on reconciliation and economic development.

Here's what to know:

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🎧🏛️ On this week's episode of Why It Matters, Gabrielle Sierra speaks with Special Representative Nina Hachigian and Matthew P. Goodman of CFR RealEcon about the important role state and local leaders play in the global economy.

Tune in below ⬇️ on.cfr.org/49l2f7G