BBC at the IDJC

Join us in person the evening of Feb. 2 for a special taping of BBC’s transatlantic podcast at the Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship at Syracuse University’s Washington DC campus in Dupont Circle.

IDJC Kramer Director Margaret Talev turns our stage over to show hosts Asma Khalid and Tristan Redman to discuss the intertwined story of America and the world at this seismic moment in history with guests, students and the public. Be a part of the studio audience.

When

🗓️ Monday, February 2, 2026

🕕 Doors open at 6:30 p.m., Conversation starts at 7 p.m.

Where

Institute for Democracy, Journalism & Citizenship

📍1333 New Hampshire NW Ave, Washington, DC 20036

9th floor

About The Global Story

The Global Story tells one story every day for in depth understanding of the places where the world and America meet.

Drawing on the BBC’s unparalleled global reach, this panel will discuss how actions taken in the White House are reverberating internationally and reshaping the world order at a dizzying pace. Asma and Tristan’s deep insights and experience speaking to journalists in the field everywhere from China, Brazil, Russia, Ukraine, Syria, and beyond will help make sense of a world in flux.

You can listen to The Global Story on BBC.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

About The Institute for Democracy, Journalism & Citizenship

The Institute for Democracy, Journalism & Citizenship (IDJC) is a nonpartisan institute focused on the relationship between media and democratic governance and civic participation. IDJC engages in research, teaching, partnerships and events focused on challenges to democracy that relate to the information environment.

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