
Why is America seemingly always at war? Join the Quincy Institute’s Courtney Rawlings and Alex Jordan as they expose the monied interests, outdated ideologies, and entrenched powers that have driven the U.S. to wage nearly 400 wars and interventions.
Each episode, they’ll be joined by journalists, advocates, and experts to uncover who profits from America’s endless conflicts, and to imagine how ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

This week, Courtney and Alex discuss the news stories from around the world that caught their attention.
First, they get into how American arms companies are profiting off of the push for regime change in Venezuela and the military buildup in the C... more
On this episode of Always at War, Courtney and Alex talk with Jim Lobe, contributing editor at Responsible Statecraft, about the life and legacy of Dick Cheney after his death this week at the age of 84.
Together, they unpack Cheney's long and grue... more
In this episode of Always at War, hosts Courtney Rawlings and Alex Jordan are joined by Lara Friedman — President of the Foundation for Middle East Peace (FMEP) — to examine the recent Gaza ceasefire deal.
Together, they discuss what makes ceasefire... more
Courtney and Alex discuss why the leaders of both of America’s major political parties still support America’s disastrous pursuit of global military primacy, and take a look at some of the individuals and interests that help uphold our crappy foreign... more
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I came over by way of American Prestige. So far so good on this show. Keep it up.
fresh perspectives on US foreign policy & a fun style. Immediate must-listen!
One of the most important and useful shows of this time!!!
Cool guests and a nice balance of professionalism and down to earth information delivery. Great compliment to other pods i love ie. Blowback and American Prestige
fun and informative look at how US foreign policy works
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Focused on understanding the factors leading to America's persistent state of war, this audio series explores the complex interplay of financial influences, political ideologies, and institutional powers that shape U.S. foreign policy. Episodes feature discussions with experts, advocates, and journalists who provide critical insights into military actions, analyzing historical and contemporary conflicts through a lens of accountability and reform. Unique elements include the emphasis on examining how money impacts policy decisions and the advocacy for a more restrained and peaceful foreign policy, making it a valuable resource for listeners interested in deepening their understanding of military-industrial relationships and promoting peace.... more
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