Behind the Lines with Arthur Snell is a new geopolitics podcast. Every week we give the listener access to the best informed people to help you understand this turbulent world and get a feel for the things that will matter in the future. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsGovernment |
As ever, British debates about the EU tend to be debates about Britain. We might hope to rejoin, or at least regain a better-functioning trading relationship with the organisation, but we don't do enough thinking about where the EU is headed in its o... more
Iran and Israel have been on the brink of open conflict, in the light of Iran's barrage of drone and missile strikes on Israel, which in turn followed Israel's strike on Iran's consulate in Damascus. I spoke to Charlie Gammell, Iran expert, historian... more
How do British political parties get funded? What does that money buy? With only a few weeks to go until the local elections and in a year of a general election I spoke to Seth Thevoz, political and investigative journalist, about how parties are fun... more
Professor Amalendu Misra of the University of Lancaster is an expert in Latin America and the Caribbean, notably Haiti. I spoke to him about the current crisis there and what it tells us about the wider region. more
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Arthur Snell clearly knows what he’s talking about. His voice has been a vital one in these turbulent times, so I’m delighted to find he now has his own podcast. I consider his informed analysis an essential listen.
Always good to hear in-depth, balanced analysis from well informed experts. The episodes on Yemen have been particularly welcome in shedding light on a little understood and hugely oversimplified conflict.
I’ve been really enjoying listening to this podcast. There have been some excellent high quality guests and I have learnt a lot. I particularly enjoyed the interview with James O’Brien and the two parter with James Barr about the origins of the Israel-Palestine. This podcast series is more insightful than some of its higher profile competition but just as entertaining.
By chance this podcast was recommended, and I’m might grateful for it. I’ve been following Arthur Snell for a while now, so I can confidently recommend this podcast to anyone remotely interested in war and geopolitics. Arthur continues provides a balanced view, which is unfortunately rare nowadays. I look forward to seeing where this goes! Thanks for all of your hard work, Arthur and team 🙏
If you only have time to listen to one podcast with an international focus, this is the one. more
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