
Conversations exploring China, technology, and US-China relations. Guests include a wide range of analysts, policymakers, and academics. Hosted by Jordan Schneider. Check out the newsletter at www.chinatalk.media/
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 566 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsTechnology | |||

In the deserts of western China sit 320 brand-new missile silos, and for a while, by the Pentagon's account, some of them simply didn't work. The gap between the PLA on paper and the PLA in practice is where Gerald C. Brown has spent his career.
Ger... more
ModelTalk regulars Nathan Lambert, who writes Interconnects, and writer Jasmine Sun join to work through a week in which Dario asked the industry to slow down and Trump called the whole thing a conspiracy.
• Why the Hugging Face hack broke through... more
In the week of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the Secretary of the Army walked into the White House, told the president the force is breaking, and quit. Days earlier his boss had fired the Chief of Staff, disbanded the Army's only drone battalion, and... more
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the Pech Valley represents the war in miniature: outposts meant to shield Afghan villages that instead drew the fighting to their doorsteps, built for reasons nobody manning them could explain. Wesley Morgan spent a deca... more
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Schneider's high dynamic range Bro Yodel is becoming a deal-breaker. I disovered this podcast only recently, and I see it goes back a few years, so it's unlikely the host is going to wake up and take some voice coaching. The content isn't bad, and is growing more "salient" (the Word of the Day for the 8/24 episode); it's just too bad the general tone is so unserious. The show doesn't need polish or production values -- it needs the participants to speak properly.
The topics discussed are interesting enough to distract me from the rock bottom production value.
Interesting topics and great guests - love the music at the end
The main episodes/interviews are very good. Skip all episodes with Dylan, Doug, and Jon (Transistor Radio), ModelTalk, etc.
Perfect if you want to hear what sounds like twelve year olds gushing over video games.
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This show features deep dives at the intersection of China, technology, and international policy, with a recurring emphasis on AI governance, national security, and energy markets. Episodes commonly explore how policy, regulation, and geopolitical dynamics shape technology development, from AI evaluation methodologies and safety frameworks to semiconductor supply chains, robotics, and energy resilience. Guests tend to be policymakers, researchers, and industry analysts who bring technical depth and strategic context, often relating global trends to US–China relations and broader security implications. A standout pattern is the blend of rigorous policy discussion with forward-looking scenario analysis, plus a willingness to tackle contentiou... more
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Recent guests on ChinaTalk include:
1. Dan Driscoll
2. Wesley Morgan
3. Joshua Saxe
4. Anton Leicht
5. Jeremy Neufeld
6. Wayne Hsieh
7. Jonathan Cheng
8. Fengming Lu
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