• Decode the Future, Part II (w/ Elizabeth Ann Gilbert)

  • Jul 16 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 9 mins
  • Podcast
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Decode the Future, Part II (w/ Elizabeth Ann Gilbert)

  • Summary

  • In Part 2 of this conversation about the future, we close out the season with a special guest. Victoria’s younger sister, Elizabeth Ann Gilbert, joins us to talk about her postgrad plans after graduating from West Point a few months ago. Together, we reflect on the bittersweet emotions associated with finishing an undergraduate degree and contemplate the potential impacts of speculative futures in work, education, and society. We’ll be back for Season 3 in Fall 2023.

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    Music produced by ALYSS.



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