In this episode we converse with Uri Mishol, the founder of the initiative Games for Peace, Games for Peace is a growing community of people who believe that online games represent a radical new way of bridging the gap between young people in conflict zones. Uri Mishol started this project with gaming sessions between Isreali and Palestinian kids. In this episode Uri explains his process, challenges and achievements in starting Games for Peace. For more information, visit gamesforpeace.org.

Our guest in the first episode is Rich Thornton, this conversation was recorded a year ago in January 2019, when Rich had started his PhD field research for the University of Sussex on the effects of Neoliberalism on public sector education in Northern India. In this conversation, we talk about his ideas and goals and understand the point of view from which his research thesis attempts to understand the public-private partnerships in the Indian education sector.