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Hudson Institute Events Podcast

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Founded in 1961 by strategist Herman Kahn, Hudson Institute challenges conventional thinking and helps manage strategic transitions through interdisciplinary studies in defense, international relations, economics, energy, technology, culture, and law. Hudson seeks to guide policymakers and global leaders in government and business through a robust program of publications, conferences, policy brief... more

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As technology, supply chain resilience, and economic security become increasingly central to United States foreign policy and national security, trade and investment policy has taken on a leading role in advancing American interests abroad. Critical ... more

For the first time, the United States is preparing to deter two nuclear adversaries­­­, Russia and China. In today's post-New START environment, US adversaries remain committed to weakening American resolve and undermining Washington’s commitment to ... more

Hudson Institute is pleased to host the 2026 annual Czech and Slovak Freedom Lecture.  Established in 2000 as a joint activity of the Czech and Slovak Embassies, the American Friends of the Czech Republic, and Friends of Slovakia to commemorate the V... more

In The Code as Witness, which was published on June 9, Dr. Steven Quay shows how the genetic material of SARS-CoV-2 points directly to human engineering. He warns that irresponsible and unregulated gain-of-function research is accelerating, and that ... more

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Recent Guests

Maksym Maksymov
Head of Bring Kids Back UA, Ukrainian humanitarian initiative
Bring Kids Back UA
Episode: Saving Ukrainian Children: A Conversation with Maksym Maksymov
George Barros
Director of Innovation and Open Source Tradecraft at the Institute for the Study of War
Institute for the Study of War
Episode: Helping Ukraine Defend Europe’s Skies: The Urgent Need for PAC-3 Interceptors
Rebecca Hendricks
Senior fellow and director of the Keystone Defense Initiative at Hudson Institute
Hudson Institute
Episode: Helping Ukraine Defend Europe’s Skies: The Urgent Need for PAC-3 Interceptors
John Kisapulu
Senior fellow at Hudson Institute; writes the Ukraine Military Situation Report
Hudson Institute
Episode: Helping Ukraine Defend Europe’s Skies: The Urgent Need for PAC-3 Interceptors
James Mismash
Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Industrial Base Growth and Director of Small Business Programs
U.S. Department of Defense (Office of Industrial Base Growth)
Episode: Growing the DIB: A Conversation with Deputy Assistant Secretary of War James Mismash
Dr. Julio Crespo MacLennan
Jean Monnet Professor of European History at IE University in Madrid; leading scholar on Spain's democratic transition
IE University
Episode: Spain’s Latin American Reckoning
Elliott Abrams
Former US policy official on Latin America, current senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
Council on Foreign Relations
Episode: Authoritarian Persistence in Latin America: What Should the US Do?
Francisco Monaldi
Director of the Latin America Energy Program at Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy
Rice University / Baker Institute for Public Policy
Episode: The Western Hemisphere’s Energy Moment
Ian McGinty
Expert on the Southern Caucasus
National Endowment for Democracy
Episode: Georgia at a Geopolitical Crossroads: Iranian Influence and Strategic Competition

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 60 ratings
  • Highly politicised strategic analysis

    This is podcast is one part serious geopolitical, military and strategic analysis and discussion, one part trump campaign rally. The inability to separate the banality of Fox News style political propaganda from objective analysis seriously detracts from the many excellent speakers and guests. Some are so biased that their constant overt political statements both undermines the objectivity of their conclusions and policy recommendations and degrades their credibility as experts within their resp... more

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    3
    Tannoa
    Australia2 years ago
  • Bring democratic candidates to the stage

    If we are to heal our republic both sides of our citizenry must be included

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Classicrocklover238
    United States3 years ago
  • Episode 462 China prepares for war

    Great presentation

    Congress, Biden, and the American citizens need to wake up from the DEI, ESG and culture war diversions and confront the true existential threats to our freedoms.

    Thanks to the Hudson Institute for your efforts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    333710
    United States3 years ago
  • Rough podcast

    I listened to the Rough podcast twice it was so good. Loved his article in the NY Post today. He is a wonderful writer.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    fricka79
    United States3 years ago
  • Good content.

    I really enjoy the podcast, Just found it. Very informative and useful. Thank you for creating this Podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    archive_60
    United States8 years ago

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Saving Ukrainian Children: A Conversation with Maksym Maksymov
Q: What can Americans do to support this cause?
Raise awareness, advocate with policymakers, support NGOs on tracing, returns, and reintegration, and help sustain funding and resources for long-term work.
Saving Ukrainian Children: A Conversation with Maksym Maksymov
Q: You mentioned mediation as a pathway for returns; are there other methods in use?
There are other methods, but mediation is the primary discussed pathway; the others exist but details are left brief in this format.
Authoritarian Persistence in Latin America: What Should the US Do?
Q: Broadly speaking, how has the United States' leverage over Venezuela changed since the beginning of the year?
The balance of power shifted with the January 3rd actions; the regime released some prisoners under pressure, showing that external pressure can influence behavior, and there is potential to push further sanctions and actions to compel elections.
Georgia at a Geopolitical Crossroads: Iranian Influence and Strategic Competition
Q: What incentives could deter Georgian Dream from continuing to align with Iran while engaging with sanctions?
Panelists suggest making the relationship conditional on visible reforms and rule-of-law improvements, expanding sanctions where appropriate, and tying engagement to concrete actions against Iranian networks and civil-society restrictions.
Cuba: Prospects for Transition
Q: Given Cuba's history, what role could civil society and the Catholic Church realistically play in a post-dominant Cuba?
Civil society and religious institutions, historically repressed, could play a significant role in education, social norms, and non-political civic engagement, helping to cultivate a culture of pluralism and respect for human rights, provided they are allowed space by a reformed political framework.

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What is Hudson Institute Events Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show delivers high-level geopolitical and policy discussions with a focus on U.S. strategy, security, and global competition. Episodes frequently center on great-power dynamics, regional flashpoints, technology and cyber, and how policy tools—sanctions, trade, diplomacy, and regulatory action—shape outcomes. Notable is the blend of think-tank expertise, former policymakers, and journalists offering pragmatic analyses, briefings on current events, and concrete policy recommendations. The format often combines expert panels, fireside chats, and interviews that translate complex geopolitics into accessible, actionable insights for executives, policymakers, and strategists. A distinctive strength is the willingness to tackle both long-runn... more

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5. James Mismash
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7. Elliott Abrams
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