
The global politics podcast at the end of the End of History. Politics is back but it’s stranger than ever: join us as we chart a course beyond the age of ’bunga bunga’. Interviews, long-form discussions, docu-series.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 400 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsDocumentaryNewsSociety & Culture | |||

On sovereignty and Brazil's election.
Juliano Fiori, Alameda Institute director, talks to Alex about Lula versus (Flávio) Bolsonaro through the lens of internal and external threats to sovereignty.
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Is this an election about nothing? What is at s... more
A docu-series from Bungacast.
This sequence of interviews, conversations and meetings were recorded mostly in New York – the capital of the 20th century – in order to ask what the future of place is in the 21st century.
In part four, we finish off ... more
A docu-series from Bungacast.
This sequence of interviews, conversations and meetings were recorded mostly in New York – the capital of the 20th century – in order to ask what the future of place is in the 21st century.
In part three, we explore th... more
A docu-series from Bungacast.
This sequence of interviews, conversations and meetings were recorded mostly in New York – the capital of the 20th century – in order to ask what the future of place is in the 21st century.
In part two, we explore "non... more
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Nina Power is fash. Catherine Liu is a red-brown hack. This podcast sux
Really gross. Don’t trust these people.
Hard to understand but worth trying?
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You gotta cut Catherine. All she does is make petty complaints and try to dress it up as theory. Completely incomprehensible.
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A globally oriented, academically tinged discussion on contemporary politics, economics, and culture often through a left-leaning lens. Episodes frequently analyze imperialism, globalization, political economy, and the role of culture in shaping public discourse, with guests ranging from scholars to journalists and regional experts. The format blends long-form interviews, reading-club style explorations, and live event discussions, offering rigorous critique alongside accessible examples from current events and history. Noteworthy is the commitment to historical contextualization, a willingness to challenge mainstream narratives, and a recurring emphasis on how finance, technology, and state power intersect with everyday politics. This make... more
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Recent guests on Bungacast include:
1. Nick Burns
2. Miodrag Mitrašinović
3. Catherine Liu
4. Pierre Dalence
5. Matthew Gasda
6. Josh Citarella
7. Vedi Hadiz
8. Philip Cunliffe
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