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WHAT WE’LL CHANGE

WHAT WE’LL CHANGE is a podcast created by teenage editors of Harbingers’ Magazine for their peers. It allows us, the youth, to discuss how we intend to shape the future.

In each episode, the magazine’s writers and editors, leading figures in their respective fields, and young people with a passion for change and activism explore how to challenge the status quo.

Hosted by Jefferson He, Harbingers’ editor-in-chief. Featuring student journalists Klaudia Bacza, Alia Saphier, Christian Yeung, Maciej Cebula, Noah Saphier, and Justin Sau.

Gen Z on American politics:’I can’t vote for two more years and I don’t know if I’ll want to’

This July 4,  America turned 248 years-old. It means whoever wins the elections this November — Joe Biden or Donald Trump — in just a couple of years will be sitting president during the US’ quarter millennial anniversary.

To find out what young people think about the direction the US is headed in — and what they’d change about it — Harbingers’ Magazine journalists split up into groups to interview students at Georgetown University in Washington DC.

Podcast host

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Hesandi

Ravisinghe

Contributor

Galle, Sri Lanka

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Jefferson

He

Editor-in-chief

London, United Kingdom

Producer

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Chenxi

Zhang

Contributor

Singapore

Music & sound engineering

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Alia

Saphier

Publisher

New Jersey, United States

Artwork

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Yuliia

Muliar

Photographer

Odesa, Ukraine | Vienna, Austria

Featuring

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Justin

Sau

Culture editor

Hong Kong, SAR

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Alia

Saphier

Publisher

New Jersey, United States

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Klaudia

Bacza

Contributor

Krakow, Poland

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Noah

Saphier

Contributor

New Jersey, United States of America

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Maciej

Cebula

Contributor

Poland

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Anastasia

Kulikova

Contributor

Sydney, Australia

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Lisindi

Liyanage

Contributor

Galle, Sri Lanka

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Anatolii

Mishustin

Film critic

Kyiv, Ukraine | Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Sofiya

Suleimenova

former International Affairs Section Editor

Geneva, Switzerland

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Sofiya

Tkachenko

former Editor-in-chief

Kyiv, Ukraine | Vienna, Austria

Former podcast host

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Megan

Lee

Culture Section Editor

Hong Kong | United Kingdom