Give Dick, Breck and Pat 45 minutes and they'll give you the world. Analysis and entertaining commentary on the top events and issues leading global news reports. Hard to find insights and perspectives from diplomacy, academia and intelligence, along with a little fun and your questions.
The United Nations is 75 years old. Join us for our observation of the key pieces of UN history and the challenging road ahead for this global institution that has both drawn the ire and comfort from its members. A spectacular lineup: Amb Thomas Pickering, Amb Gerard Araud, Linda Fasulo, Sam Rushay and Dustin Liu. Don't miss this!
Give Dick, Breck and Pat 45 minutes and they'll give you the world. Analysis and entertaining commentary on the top events and issues leading global news reports. Hard to find insights and perspectives from diplomacy, academia and intelligence, along with a little fun and your questions.
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will take office on January 20 and their administration is likely to be far different from the one led by President Donald Trump. TNWAC is pleased to join WACH in a discussions with experts in domestic and foreign affairs to discuss how the world is likely to change in 2021.
Join us for a conversation with terrorism expert Malcolm Nance about the Nashville bombing, the threat from domestic terrorism and international terrorism threatening US interests.
Join us for a discussion of the top issues in the news.
Join us for a discussion of the top items in global news.
Join Karl Dean for his conversations with community leaders about the things that make Nashville a global city.
Just 45 minutes and you'll be caught up on the top issues in the global news. Background and context from three TNWAC experts.
Join us for a fun evening of challenging global trivia. Test your knowledge of the world.
Join us for a review of the top items in global news.
Join us for this special program on South Korea's commercial relations with the US and Tennessee, with distinguished officials from the State Department, ROK Embassy and Korean Economic Institute.
