Julia Monk

In this engaging discussion, Shashank Joshi, Defense editor for The Economist, examines the fallout from the assassination of General Soleimani and what it means for U.S.-Iran relations. Julia Monk, a Yale graduate student, proposes a fresh perspective on same-sex behaviors in animals, suggesting they might be an inherent evolutionary trait. Lane Green reveals the cultural resurgence of dubbing in foreign films, exploring audience preferences and the artistry of voice actors that help bridge language gaps.

Shashank Joshi, Defense editor for The Economist, and Julia Monk, a Yale graduate student studying animal behavior, discuss crucial themes. Joshi analyzes the fallout from the U.S. assassination of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani, highlighting the increasing anti-American sentiment and its implications for regional stability. Meanwhile, Monk presents fascinating insights into same-sex behavior in over 1,500 animal species, challenging traditional views on evolution and acceptance. They also touch on the global resurgence of film dubbing, exploring its cultural impact.