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The Social Contract outlines Rousseau’s views on political justice, explaining how a just and legitimate state is to be founded, organized and administered. Rousseau sets forth, in his characteristically brazen and iconoclastic manner, the case for direct democracy, while simultaneously casting every other form of government as illegitimate and tantamount to slavery. Often hailed as a revolutionary document which sparked the French Revolution, The Social Contract serves both to inculcate dis ...
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In Season Two of the award-winning podcast series The Social Contract, the creators have taken the show in a bold and unexpected direction. This season will be based on George S. Corey's latest book Presidential Conversations for Kids (also known as PC4K), which was inspired by and features the art of CLEO. It's "history with a wink," said Kirkus Reviews, and this podcast follows suit. Ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi travel through time on a magical skateboard meeting U.S. presidents thro ...
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'The New Social Contract' is a podcast that seeks to contribute to a national conversation on how the relationship between universities, the state and the public might be reshaped as we live through the COVID-19 pandemic. Universities have existed for close to a thousand years. Across the centuries they have been places for making sense of the world and for shaping it. But under the pressures of war, political, social and economic demands, these institutions have often been remade. Join us a ...
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This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. In this episode, Georgie and GiGi will travel to The White House to come face to face with President Biden and Vice President Harris. Read the transcript, featuring ar…
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This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. In this episode, Georgie and GiGi meet President Barack Obama (he went by “Barry” back then) as a fellow skateboard kid in the great state of Hawaii! Read the transcri…
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This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. When we left the two G’s, they watched Presidents Richard Nixon, Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump perform a musical at the Kennedy Center for the Perform…
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This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. When we left the two G’s, they watched Presidents Richard Nixon, Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump perform a musical at the Kennedy Center for the Perform…
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​​This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. When we left the two G’s, they rode the Lady Bird Special with President Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife, Lady Bird Johnson. They also managed to sneak in a visit to …
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​​This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. When we left the two G’s, they helped John F. Kennedy prepare for a speech he was about to give at the American University. In this episode, Georgie and GiGi travel …
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This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. When we left the two G’s, they watched President Franklin D. Roosevelt as he prepared his famous “Day of Infamy” speech the day Pearl Harbor was attacked. After saying…
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​​This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. When we left the two G's, they met Theodore Roosevelt just as he and his Rough Riders were about to charge on San Juan Hill in Cuba. In this episode, they meet Theod…
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In Season Two of the award-winning podcast series The Social Contract, the creators have taken the show in a bold and unexpected direction. This season will be based on George S. Corey's latest book Presidential Conversations for Kids (also known as PC4K), which was inspired by and features the art of CLEO. It's "history with a wink," said Kirkus R…
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​​This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. When we left the two G's, they hitched a ride with Abraham Lincoln, helping him find the words for his Gettysburg Address. In this episode, they meet Theodore Roosev…
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This season of The Social Contract podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and GiGi as they travel through time on a magical skateboard, meeting U.S. presidents throughout history. When we left the two G's, they were airborne, having just lent out first president George Washington a helping hand. In this episode, they meet Abraham Lincoln -- just…
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For this, our season two premiere, we wanted to launch today, Presidents' Day! Especially since the new season is based on George and CLEO's new book Presidential Conversations for Kids -- what better day than Presidents' Day to make our first two episodes available? As in the book, this season of the podcast follows ten-year-old BFFs Georgie and G…
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When we left Georgie and GiGi, they had magically traveled back to the year 1776, where George Washington -- then General George Washington -- was coming to their rescue. I can't wait to find out what happens next! But first a quick snapshot of our first president: Washington was a courageous man: in both physical courage and the courage of stickin…
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Today we have an extra special treat – we hear from author George S. Corey and the artist CLEO, creators of The Social Contract podcast as they reflect on Season One of The Social Contract. We also have the rare and profound honor to welcome a true icon to our podcast – Judy Collins. Singer/songwriter Judy Collins is a modern-day Renaissance woman …
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Today we bring you the remarkably inventive -- and remarkably prescient -- story from author George S. Corey. Waiting for Our Vote is presented as a play -- yes, an actual play -- in two acts. It is, of course, a satiric, and I think ultimately deeply moving, reflection on voting rights, set on Election Day, 2022, and features Presidents Lincoln an…
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We’re kicking off our two-part Election Series with this episode: a tribute to the late, great United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsgurg — or “The Notorious R.B.G.,” as she’s been nicknamed. It's called Vote Ruthlessly! and was conceived and inspired by CLEO, and written by George, as a tribute to Justice Ginsburg, shortly after her d…
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Continuing with our Summer Series, Some Like It Not is a tribute to the forever golden screen legend Marilyn Monroe. Few icons have endured like Marilyn has. To know her is to love her -- and just about every person on the planet knows her! We're thrilled to bring you George S. Corey's own magnificent Marilyn-themed satire, called Some Like It Not …
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The first episode in our Summer Series is World War T. In George S. Corey’s irreverent Covid-themed satire, written just as we were starting to emerge from the darkest days of the pandemic, George imagines a "Zombie Trump-ocalypse" that, thankfully, never was. Also in this episode, host/producer Tavia Gilbert speaks with GRAMMY-winning audio engine…
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In this Father’s Day-themed episode, host/producer Tavia Gilbert speaks with Dian Griesel, a nationally renowned perception analyst and influencer, and best-selling author of The Silver Disobedience Playbook: 365 Inspirations for Living and Loving Agelessly. Tavia also gets to welcome her father, Terry Gilbert, who is currently running for Idaho St…
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Today’s special Memorial Day episode offers thanks to our American veterans and an exclusive preview of the forthcoming book by George S. Corey, Presidential Conversations for Kids, the young readers version of Presidential Conversations, aimed at kids ages 8 to 12, and featuring art by CLEO. PC4K (as we like to call it) will be published in Fall -…
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This episode is part two of a special two-parter called The Last Temptation of Trump. Like part one, 40 Days and 40 Nights, this tale’s conclusion -- called The Last Supper Club -- contains a fun, savvy sendup of Trump World using a very loosely based biblical narrative. Also a part of this educational, entertaining special episode is producer Tavi…
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This episode is part one of a special two-parter called The Last Temptation of Trump. George S. Corey’s reimagining of the Passion as a political satire is funny and light, and, as usual, wildly inventive. And you won’t want to miss producer Tavia Gilbert’s interview with the performer behind our podcast and the audiobook of Presidential Conversati…
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This month’s featured story is called Keeping the Faith. It was conceived by author George S. Corey as a Valentine to the current administration. Robin Miles voices Kamala Harris, and Stephen DeRosa steps into the roles of Presidents Biden and Trump. This story has a very cool musical finale, for which there’s an equally cool music video featuring …
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THE SOCIAL CONTRACT is a new podcast created by author George S. Corey and the artist CLEO as a companion piece to George’s first book, Presidential Conversations, which was inspired by CLEO and features her original illustrations. The inaugural episode’s featured fictional story is The Capitol Speaks, which George wrote in the aftermath of January…
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THE SOCIAL CONTRACT podcast is for political junkies who might have forgotten just how fun (and often comical) politics and Washington's political figures can be. A lot of what you’ll hear on the podcast will be a fictional, satirical sendup — in the vein of SNL — of the hot-button political issues of the day. But sometimes we’ll get a little more …
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From the makers of The New Social Contract comes a new 7-part podcast series Impact at UTS Now more than ever, we need to rethink: what research we do, how it's done and the impact we want it to have. The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is filled with award winning engaged and impactful research that’s making a huge difference in the world. J…
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In the season finale of The New Social Contract, host Tamson Pietsch is joined by Dr Gwilym Croucher, Senior Lecturer at the Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education, to consider for the final time how the relationship between universities, the state and the public might be reshaped as we live through the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episod…
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Higher education leaders and policy makers in Australia are facing a lot of hard decisions right now. The New Social Contract Podcast spoke with UTS Vice-Chancellor Professor Attila Brungs and Shadow Minister for Education and Training Tanya Plibersek to find out their different perspectives on the purpose and role of universities in the 21st centu…
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Who is it that makes up the constituencies of a 21st century university? And what should different sections of the public be demanding from those institutions? These questions go to the core of higher education’s purpose. Do universities create communities - or do communities create universities? And why might we be seeing the answers to these ques…
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What kinds of work will we be doing in 2040? What industries will still be going strong and which will have fallen away? The training and education we need now will depend on the kinds of work - the industries and services - around which, as a nation we want to build our economy and society. Australia is facing possibly the worst economic downturn …
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After a savage summer of devastating fires, universities, society and even some Australian states have recognised that the country needs a social and economic framework dedicated to the conditions of habitability - so how might the imperatives of climate change remake the social contract for universities in the 21st century? COVID-19 has not only s…
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What does the COVID-19 crisis mean for universities now and over the next 6-12 months? There’s a lot that is uncertain. From job losses to student recruitment, future university business models and the role higher education will play in making a post-COVID society - the consequences of the pandemic are still emerging. The social settings of the pos…
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From the 21,000 job losses predicted for Australian universities to the $19 billion hole forecast for the sector's finances, we are hearing about a whole host of numbers during the pandemic. But behind these numbers are the people who make up the higher education sector; people who you won’t necessarily hear from very often but whose lives, whether…
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Covid-19 has torn at the fabric of our higher education institutions but were the threads of that fabric already wearing thin? In episode two of The New Social Contract we discuss the context of the crisis - what are the challenges and how did we get here? Is the pandemic likely to force a reckoning with online education and why does the closure of…
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How Australian universities will fare in a post pandemic world depends on an influential but rarely talked about relationship. This is the relationship between the state, its institutions, and the public: what’s often referred to as “the social contract”. The social contract universities had when COVID-19 erupted, was one that patched together a va…
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The New Social Contract seeks to contribute to a national conversation on how the relationship between universities, the state and the public might be reshaped as we live through the COVID-19 pandemic. Join us as we discuss the kind of higher education sector our society needs. Episode One is dropping Monday 4th of May 2020. This podcast is hosted …
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