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Geopolitics & Empire

Geopolitics & Empire
Technocracy
Covid-19
China
United States
Globalism
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Iran
Geopolitics
Artificial Intelligence
Israel
Russia
Privacy
Ukraine
Bitcoin
Globalization
Christianity
Syria
Surveillance State
Transhumanism
Surveillance

Geopolitics & Empire

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Leo Silva
Retired DEA special agent and author of Narco Tales
DEA (former)
Episode: Leo Silva: Narco Tales & Stories from America’s War on Drugs
Rory Johnston
Toronto-based oil market researcher, founder of Commodity Context; lecturer at University of Toronto; host of Oil Grounds Up; fellow at Canadian Global Affairs Institute and the Payne Institute for Public Policy
Commodity Context; University of Toronto; Canadian Global Affairs Institute; Payne Institute for Public Policy
Episode: Rory Johnston: Hormuz, China’s Play, Russia’s Pain, & UAE Leaving OPEC
Martin Armstrong
Founder of armstrongeconomics.com
Armstrong Economics
Episode: Martin Armstrong: Brushfires of WW3, Debt Crises, AI Gulag, & Revolution
Miranda Spivack
Veteran reporter and editor who spent 20 years at The Washington Post; author of Backroom Deals in Our Backyards
Editorial and investigative journalism
Episode: Miranda Spivack: Government Secrecy & Dirty Backroom Deals in Our Backyards
Jacob Thompson
Founder/writer at WinePress News and winepress.substack.com
WinePress News / WinePress Substack
Episode: Jacob Thompson: NWO, Decline of U.S. Empire, & the Coming Dystopia (& Its Collapse)
Dr. Marta Havryshko
Historian, Ukrainian scholar, activist, war refugee
Independent scholar/academic activism in Ukraine and the West
Episode: Marta Havryshko: Ukraine, Russia, Nazis, BlackRock, & Palantir…We’re F*cked!
Art Berman
petroleum geologist and energy analyst
artberman.com
Episode: Art Berman: Iran, Oil, & Energy Signal vs Noise in a Fragmenting World
David Haggith
Guest economist and commentator
thedailydoom.com
Episode: David Haggith: Israel Isolated, Energy Inflation, & the Coming AI Deity
Jayant Bhandari
Investor, writer, and speaker; founder of Capitalism & Morality Conference
Capitalism & Morality Conference
Episode: Jayant Bhandari: US Hegemony, Pax Sinica, Collapse of India, & Third Worldization

Host

Hrvoje Morić
Host of Geopolitics & Empire, guides conversations and interviews with guests

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 1.4k ratings
  • Thick with irony

    Great show. And, as a Christian, host is playing right in to the globalism, rather overtly. Still, I love the insights.!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Matt from ME
    United States2 months ago
  • Bitcoin

    I enjoy your podcast, but don’t agree with your take on bitcoin. It’s really a transformative technology and is an anti global play on the future of money

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Walter_Patrick
    United States2 months ago
  • Pragmatic curiosity

    Love the way Hrvoje interviews, he is well-read, highly educated, open minded and teases out all kinds of ideas - unusually without the usual ego. The sort of old-fashioned laid-back conversations radio used to offer, but with new meaning for a new age of insights into technocracy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dizzy doo
    New Zealand2 months ago
  • Some great guests, but…

    I always find this podcast informative, mainly due to the calibre of guests that the host manages to get on the show. However I’m getting increasingly tired of Hrvoje interjecting at least once per episode his trademark phrases about Edwin Black, algorithm ghetto, how he’s banned by PayPal, how many passports he has, and other things he seems to say that really don’t seem to be on topic or contribute to the conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Flyboy789
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Great long form

    So great been listening for years. Long form interviews with a wide array of views from all over the world. Respectful interactions. Always learning snd growing. Smart but not smart at you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wishihadnt
    United States5 months ago

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Feedback highlights rigor and breadth of guest expertise.
Audience values independent, non-mainstream geopolitical analysis.
Listeners appreciate long-form, in-depth conversations with diverse guests.
Some reviews note strong ad/read content affecting pacing.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#226
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#99
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#204
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#149
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#26
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#73
New Zealand/News/Politics

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Martin Armstrong: Brushfires of WW3, Debt Crises, AI Gulag, & Revolution
Q: What is the most likely trigger for a broader conflict beyond current skirmishes?
Armstrong suggests that while multiple brushfires may seem disparate, the pattern of energy, debt, and political triggers could converge to force a larger, multi-front crisis unless major policy shifts occur.
Miranda Spivack: Government Secrecy & Dirty Backroom Deals in Our Backyards
Q: What practical advice would you give to listeners who want to push for transparency in their own towns?
Show up in person, build relationships with clerks and officials, document and verify information before going public, and use social media strategically to mobilize community support without spreading misinformation.
Miranda Spivack: Government Secrecy & Dirty Backroom Deals in Our Backyards
Q: What was the most striking example you discuss, and what did it reveal about local governance?
The Hussick Falls case stood out for showing how local secrecy around water contamination involved corporate pressure and political calculations, ultimately leading to public awareness, a settlement, and ongoing health monitoring.
Miranda Spivack: Government Secrecy & Dirty Backroom Deals in Our Backyards
Q: Your book discusses how ordinary people become
It highlights that non-lawyers and non-journalists can become self-taught, using public records, triangulating data from multiple sources, and persistent engagement to uncover and expose government secrecy.
Jacob Thompson: NWO, Decline of U.S. Empire, & the Coming Dystopia (& Its Collapse)
Q: How should listeners respond to these developments in practical terms?
Resist through informed, calm engagement; build local community, protect privacy, and be prepared for slow-changing, analog approaches while maintaining faith-based integrity.

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1. Leo Silva
2. Rory Johnston
3. Martin Armstrong
4. Miranda Spivack
5. Jacob Thompson
6. Dr. Marta Havryshko
7. Art Berman
8. David Haggith

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