Suzanne Kianpour's guest appearances

Suzanne Kianpour

The Fly

The Georgetown Public Policy Review Podcast

Oxford Society for International Development

Marie Harf

Lis Smith

Michael Steel

Martin O'Malley

Dan Sena

Kate Nocera

Paulette Aniskoff

Ron Bonjean

Steven Law

Grover Norquist

Marlon Marshall

Antonia Ferrier

Anatole Jenkins

Eugene Scott

Sara Sendek

OwlTail

Suzanne Kianpour is an Emmy-nominated BBC journalist. She has reported on the frontlines of conflict all around the world, with her recent work including coverage of the protests in Iran following the death in police custody of Mahsa Amini. Additionally, Kianpour is the creator and host of “Women Building Peace”, a BBC series that connects women trying to bring peace with lived experience in conflict zones with women who are globally influential. In collaboration with the Cherwell, we invite Suzanne about her experience as a frontline journalist, the Iranian protests, and the future of civil action and conflict resolution.   Image credits: Motivate Talent

Suzanne Kianpour is an Emmy-nominated BBC journalist. She has reported on the frontlines of conflict all around the world, with her recent work including coverage of the protests in Iran following the death in police custody of Mahsa Amini. Additionally, Kianpour is the creator and host of “Women Building Peace”, a BBC series that connects women trying to bring peace with lived experience in conflict zones with women who are globally influential. In collaboration with the Cherwell, we invite Suzanne about her experience as a frontline journalist, the Iranian protests, and the future of civil action and conflict resolution.  Image credits: Motivate Talent

The Iranian Protests & the Future of Civil Action with Suzanne Kianpour

In our final podcast of the semester, Interview Editors Lucy Schmitz and Lauren Whitaker chatted with Suzanne Kianpour of the BBC. They discussed the media's role in public service, differences between U.S. politics and politics abroad, and stories and advice from her reporting career.BONUS FEATURESFor more on the topics discussed, Suzanne's Book Recommendations include:Russian Roulette: The Inside Story of Putin's War on America and the Election of Donald Trump by Michael Isikoff and David CornHouse of Trump, House of Putin by Craig UngerHouse of Bush, House of Saud by Craig Unger

In our final podcast of the semester, Interview Editors Lucy Schmitz and Lauren Whitaker chatted with Suzanne Kianpour of the BBC. They discussed the media's role in public service, differences between U.S. politics and politics abroad, and stories and advice from her reporting career. BONUS FEATURES For more on the topics discussed, Suzanne's Book Recommendations include: Russian Roulette: The Inside Story of Putin's War on America and the Election of Donald Trump by Michael Isikoff and David Corn House of Trump, House of Putin by Craig Unger House of Bush, House of Saud by Craig Unger

Reporting thoughtfully in the age of Trump: Podcast with Suzanne Kianpour

We're happy to welcome GU Politics Fellow Suzanne Kianpour to the pod this week! She is an Emmy-nominated foreign affairs and political journalist, currently working for the BBC. With previous postings in Beirut, London and Los Angeles, her reporting has taken her around the world: from various conflict zones in the Middle East to Europe traveling with then-Secretary of State John Kerry in a front row seat to the Iran nuclear negotiations. Tune in for an episode with plenty of captivating stories that cover some of the biggest global events!

Suzanne Kianpour: "I disappeared in the dead of night"