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In the fall of 1727, a young Ben Franklin and a group of friends founded the Junto Club to discuss the great issues of their day. Franklin's club members consisted of concerned Americans, tradesmen and artisans, all united in a common-sense perspective in dealing with a complicated world. They sought not only to grapple with hard questions, but to improve themselves through thoughtful conversation... more

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Al Gombis
BFF Fellow with a long career in diplomacy and government service.
The Ben Franklin Fellowship
Episode: An Inside Look at U.S. Diplomacy: Al Gombis on Reform, Leadership, and Lessons from 34 Years at the State Department and Across the Federal Government
Dr. Mark Skousen
Renowned economist, financial historian, and author of 'The Greatest American, Benjamin Franklin, The World's Most Versatile Genius'
Episode: The Greatest American: Franklin Reimagined

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Phil Linderman
Co-founder and chairman of the Ben Franklin Fellowship, and a retired Foreign Service Officer, Phil Linderman leads discussions focused on U.S. foreign affairs and encourages thoughtful dialogue based on historical and constitutional principles.

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The Greatest American: Franklin Reimagined
Q: How does Franklin's example inform modern American foreign policy?
Skousen emphasizes Franklin's principles of prudence, diplomacy, and human relationships as essential lessons for current foreign policy approaches.
The Greatest American: Franklin Reimagined
Q: What led you to give Franklin those titles, and what sets him apart from other great figures?
Dr. Skousen discusses how watching a Ken Burns documentary influenced his view of Franklin as America's greatest diplomat and highlights Franklin's adaptability and relevance today.
Rethinking Human Rights at State
Q: What should Congress communicate to the State Department about human rights management?
Congress should focus on the outcomes of humanitarian efforts rather than the processes, ensuring that funding and initiatives align with U.S. strategic interests.
Rethinking Human Rights at State
Q: How do we ensure that human rights efforts align with U.S. foreign policy?
The human rights initiatives need to have demonstrable outcomes that contribute to making the U.S. safer, stronger, and more prosperous, reflecting a strategic alignment with foreign policy goals.
Rethinking Human Rights at State
Q: What is the obligation that the State Department has regarding human rights?
The State Department has a statutory obligation to maintain continuous observation and review of all matters pertaining to human rights and humanitarian affairs as defined in the law.

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Focused on U.S. foreign affairs and the dynamics of American diplomacy, this podcast engages in thoughtful discussions that resonate with contemporary issues in governance and international relations. It features experts and practitioners reflecting on historical perspectives, the evolution of policy, and critical debates surrounding human rights, diversity, and the role of the State Department. Each episode draws inspiration from the ideals of Benjamin Franklin, emphasizing the importance of informed dialogue among engaged citizens to better understand and navigate the complexities of global affairs. The podcast ultimately seeks to promote a principled approach to diplomacy, encouraging listeners to consider how foundational values can gui... more

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