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Doris Kearns Goodwin: Finding Hope in History
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From the Cradle of Conservation to the Next Era
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Arthur Brooks on the Strenuous Life & the Search for Happiness
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Harold Hamm on Energy, Enterprise & What We Pass On
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Doris Kearns Goodwin: Finding Hope in History
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Theodore Roosevelt & U.S. Naval Leadership | Admirals in Conversation
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From the Cradle of Conservation to the Next Era
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The Square Deal at 250: Business, Community & the American Promise
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Harold Hamm on Energy, Enterprise & What We Pass On
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Johnny Morris on Conservation, Commerce & the Great Outdoors
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Arthur Brooks on the Strenuous Life & the Search for Happiness
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Theodore Roosevelt's Legacy in Government Today | A Bipartisan Conversation
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North Dakota Made Him: A Governors' Conversation on TR & the Badlands
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The First Lady & the Modern Presidency | From Edith Roosevelt Forward
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Rahm Emanuel: America and the World Stage
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Built to Endure: Sustainability, Stewardship & the Making of TRPL

Rahm Emanuel: America and the World Stage

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Theodore Roosevelt took the long view of America's role in the world — strength, diplomacy, and national interest working together. Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel joins a conversation on where leaders across traditions still find common ground on the global stage.

Speakers: Matthew Swift, Concordia and Foundation Trustee (moderator); Rahm Emanuel, former U.S. Ambassador to Japan