Tag: podcasts
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The shows that deserve a spot in listeners’ rotations https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/2025/12/20-best-podcasts-2025/685010/?gift=j9r7avb6p-KY8zdjhsiSZ5vjvafojabb70_GS2YWFns more ›
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Listen: https://ift.tt/JgY2qQK A DJ from South Africa who survived a life-altering accident on the night of Nelson Mandela’s release, Black Coffee has gone on to headline the world’s biggest stages.… more ›
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Listen: https://ift.tt/VElzeAn This week on Sinica, recorded at Yale University, I speak with Michael Brenes and Van Jackson, coauthors of The Rivalry Peril: How Great-Power Competition Threatens Peace and Weakens… more ›
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Listen: https://ift.tt/a1OHUQ2 We’re looking back at 10 of the episodes that defined 2025 at The Take. This originally aired on November 19. None of the dates or references have been… more ›
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Listen: https://ift.tt/HFpMG3I In our last episode before the end of the year, we ask: what could 2026 hold for the global economy? Will the US keep powering ahead, is China… more ›
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Listen: https://ift.tt/FUQXdb5 As the year draws to a close, this episode looks ahead to some of the stories and events that could likely shape 2026. We ask which warning signs… more ›
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Listen: https://ift.tt/5OJQZ1u We begin 2026 with a look ahead. New York Times chief White House correspondent Peter Baker joins host Ravi Agrawal to share his take on what’s to come… more ›
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Listen: https://ift.tt/qCOFxnW Why is the world moving away from liberalism and towards conservatism? One of Britain’s most provocative thinkers, John Gray is a political philosopher known for dismantling liberalism and… more ›
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Listen: https://ift.tt/uXWh59l EI's Paul Lay is joined by Helen Thompson to discuss US–China rivalry, the growing importance of the Western Hemisphere in geopolitics, and the inherent instability of a multipolar… more ›
