The Policy Currents Podcast

Policy Currents is a weekly podcast that highlights new research findings, commentary, multimedia, and events from the RAND Corporation. Episodes are about ten minutes long and are released every Friday.

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August 7, 2020

We discuss the challenges of planning for U.S. elections in the face of COVID-19; why artists need more support right now; how the pandemic complicates hurricane recovery; North Korea’s conventional artillery; and what it will mean if the Quad becomes openly anti-China.

Show Notes

Preparing for a COVID-19 Election
The Pandemic Is a Disaster for Artists
COVID-19 Complicates Hurricane Response
North Korea's Threat Goes Beyond Its Nukes
The Quad Will Soon Become Openly Anti-China

Policy Currents is hosted by Deanna Lee and Evan Banks.

Photo by Diane Baldwin/RAND Corporation

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