At the Coalface
af Philippe Rose
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Kim Wilson: Beyond Vulnerability: The Ingenuity We Overlook
Kim Wilson: Beyond Vulnerability: The Ingenuity We Overlook
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At the Coalface is a series of conversations hosted by Philippe Rose.
Philippe's guests share stories about their life beyond the headlines of international affairs. They look for lessons learned about making an impact in the world as practitioners in diplomacy, international organisations, NGOs, journalism and the private sector.
Many of Philippe's guests are connected by their common experience of taking time away from work to attend graduate school at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy of Tufts University.
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- Kim Wilson: Beyond Vulnerability: The Ingenuity We Overlook · 45 min. · Episode 133In this episode, I sit down with Kim Wilson, a financial inclusion scholar and practitioner whose work has taken her from the world of business and finance to the everyday…
- David Browne - Home Beyond Borders · 57 min. · Episode 132In this episode, I sit down with David Browne, a former USAID Foreign Service Officer whose career has taken him from Bolivia and Bangladesh to the West Bank, Uganda, and now…
- Robert (Mark) Nelson - You Can't Be Fully Loved Until You're Fully Known · 46 min. · Episode 131In this episode, I sit down with Rob (Mark) Nelson, a pharmacist and lifelong student of languages, culture, and global affairs. Mark reflects on growing up in New Mexico, where…
- Perry Boyle - The Three Wars in Ukraine · 55 min. · Episode 130In this episode, I sit down with Perry Boyle for the second time, two years after our first conversation about his efforts to build Ukraine's domestic defence industry. Much has…
- Carolina L. - Between Stimulus and Response There Is a Space · 1 t. 19 min. · Episode 129In this episode, Siri and I sit down with Carolina L., an Argentinian economist and humanitarian whose career with the United Nations took her from New York to East Timor and…
- Tyson Johnson - From Being Dead Right to Leading Well · 50 min. · Episode 128In this episode, I sit down with Tyson Johnson, a leader whose career has spanned intelligence, enterprise risk, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and artificial…
- Mildred Pantouw - Learning Before Helping: Lessons from a Life in Development · 46 min. · Episode 127In this episode, I sit down with Mildred Pantouw, a public health and international development leader whose career has taken her from Indonesia to the United States, Guinea, and…
- Chris Salinas – To Lead, First Learn to Follow · 1 t. 0 min. · Episode 126In this episode, I sit down with Chris Salinas, a former U.S. Coast Guard officer whose career has spanned international security, maritime cooperation, and technology. Chris…
- Laura B. - Insuring the uninsurable: helping the private sector navigate political risk · 48 min. · Episode 125In this episode, I explore Laura’s journey into the fascinating world of political risk insurance, a space that is exploding in relevance as business leaders grapples with an…
- Tjark Egenhoff - Revolutions, Democracy, and the Courage to Be Yourself · 52 min. · Episode 124In this episode, I sit down with Tjark Marten Egenhoff, a development and foreign policy leader whose life has been shaped by movement, service, and the search for belonging…
- Mariana Deluera - Between Roots and Reinvention: Making Sense of a Changing World · 48 min. · Episode 123In this episode, I sit down with Mariana Deluera, a geopolitical risk analyst whose life has been shaped by movement, adaptation, and the search for belonging. Mariana reflects…
- Stephen Hunnewell - Service, Narratives, and a Changing World Order · 1 t. 0 min. · Episode 122In this episode, I sit down with Stephen Hunnewell, a former national security and irregular warfare practitioner whose career has spanned Special Operations, geopolitics…
- Gian Jones - You Can’t Serve If You’re Bought · 39 min. · Episode 121In this episode, I sit down with Gian Jones, a real estate investor, community builder, and congressional candidate. Gian reflects on growing up in the Rockaways in a…
- Daniel Freeman - The Search for Belonging, Reinvention, and Second Chances · 53 min. · Episode 120In this episode, I sit down with Daniel Freeman, a former U.S. Air Force intelligence officer, entrepreneur, and community builder whose life has been shaped by movement…
- Barker Keith - Between Idealism and Interests: Law, Risk, and the Real World · 44 min. · Episode 119In this episode, I sit down with Barker Keith, whose career spans military service, law, and sovereign risk management. Barker reflects on growing up in Venezuela, and how his…
- Siobhán MacDermott - Risk, Identity, and a Life Between Worlds · 55 min. · Episode 118In this episode, I speak with Siobhán MacDermott, a cybersecurity and public policy expert whose career spans Silicon Valley, global finance, and advisory. Siobhán reflects on an…
- Jay Truesdale - Purpose, Diplomacy, and the Craft of Understanding Risk · 56 min. · Episode 117In this episode, I sit down with Jay Truesdale, a geopolitical risk adviser and former U.S. diplomat and Navy Reserve officer whose career spans diplomacy, military service, and…
- Andres Boaz Munoz Mosquera - History in the Blood, Service in the Present · 58 min. · Episode 116In this episode, I sit down with Andres Boaz Munoz Mosquera, a former Spanish military officer, NATO legal adviser, professor of international law, and spiritual caregiver, whose…
- Iman Kamel - An Inquiry into Resisting, Transforming, Being · 1 t. 5 min. · Episode 115In this episode, I sit down with Iman Kamel, an Egyptian filmmaker, writer, artist and creator, whose work explores inner resistance, transformation, and living between worlds…
- Guillermo de los Santos - Fundraising for Good: On Ethical Persuasion · 55 min. · Episode 114In this episode, I speak with Guillermo de los Santos, a humanitarian fundraiser whose career began as an unintended detour. After studying international relations with hopes of…
