
Host FRDH podcast. Radio essayist and documentarist for the BBC and NPR. Historian and author of Ahmad's War, Ahmad's Peace and Emancipation.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 229 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Britain in 2025 is in the grip of a malaise that has no single focus. What is behind it? Things have been much worse economically and politically but the mood in the country is sour edging towards bitter. In this FRDH podcast Michael Goldfarb looks a... more
27 years after the Good Friday Agreement what is Northern Ireland like, how much conflict still exists? In this wide ranging conversation, Declan Lawn who grew up during the Troubles, became a BBC news reporter and now is the co-creator of the intern... more
Across Western society, the hot topic of conversation is how young men -- boys, really -- seem lost, caught up in something called the manosphere where resentments are stoked against women and the existing political order. No wonder many of them vote... more
Professor Brian Klaas , who has already written three books on the Trump epoch, wonders how America will make it to the midterms a year from now and what condition it will be in. Klaas, Professor of Global Politics at University College London and co... more
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I enjoy the podcast very much and I would like to continue subscribing but i see no reason at this point to avoid accurate wording such as not war but genocide or not Gazans but Palestinians.
If you want a clear, informed alt. take before the online saturation of shrill sound bites get it here.
This podcast is a survey of many of the most relevant and difficult issues of our day. The guests are leaders in their field who bring unique perspectives that you don’t hear on other shows.
I always learn something new in an interesting or entertaining way. Highly recommended.
I really enjoyed this podcast but it is disappointing that after months of Palestinians fleeing “safe zones”, 2,000 lb bombs exploding children’s organs inside their little bodies, hospitals and refugee camps directly targeted, captives being forced to walk tunnels because it is work too dangerous for IDF military dogs to call what is happening in Gaza a war and not a genocide, ethnic cleansing, or at least occupation is disappointing. To call Oct 7 a pogrom is also upsetting - the dominant cult... more
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Exploring a wide range of contemporary global issues, this podcast focuses on the intersections of politics, society, and history. With an emphasis on insightful discussions surrounding current events, guests include experts from various fields, such as politics, journalism, and academia, who provide unique perspectives on significant topics like democracy, migration, authoritarianism, and international relations. The podcast is known for its engaging storytelling and the deep dives into the implications of historical narratives, making it appealing to listeners interested in understanding the complexities of the modern world and its historical context.
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Recent guests on FRDH Podcast include:
1. Declan Lawn
2. James Bloodworth
3. Yehuda Halper
4. Ray Suarez
5. Andrew Finkel
6. Martin Sandbu
7. Horatio Clare
8. Dr. Helen Castor
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