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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | News |
David Sanger thinks so. After four decades at The New York Times, he may be America’s most experienced national security reporter, and he thinks superpower conflict is back. He describes how the U.S. overestimated the democratizing power of globaliza... more
Busloads of migrants have been arriving in northern cities for the past two years, testing the patience of some residents and bringing out empathy in others. We go to Chicago to find out what the real, local effects of this surge are — not just what ... more
American voters say immigration is the number one issue on their minds in this crucial presidential election year. How did we get here? In part one of this series we look at Venezuela, a country that has seen a massive exodus of its population over t... more
The Pentagon UFO office just released its investigation of UFO sightings going back to the 1940s. We talk with maybe the most serious historian to study UFOs, Garrett Graff, to learn what UFO questions the Pentagon investigation has laid to rest, wha... more
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I find almost all the topics interesting to hear about and he has great guests that know the topic at hand. Great to listen to when commuting to and from work.
This is the only podcast I never miss. Peter Bergen has smart guests and he encourages them to be candid.
I finished the latest episode on “How Does The US Government Get Detained Americans Home?” on my run this morning. Peter and his team pack so much into each of their podcast episodes. It’s honestly one of the best produced and informative podcasts minute for minute out there. Thorough deep dive into a topic, but less than an hour and often less than 45 minutes. Doesn’t take long to listen but you leave feeling like you’ve watched a “Frontline” episode on each topic.
The weekly episode put together by veteran national security journalist and author Peter Bergen and his team is always informative and engaging. I haven’t missed one since I learned about this show last year. Peter draws on decades of experience and interviews a wide range of experts to go beyond the headlines on any given issue. He also has a knack for profiling conspiracy theorists across the political spectrum. If you missed them, I highly recommend going back and listening to the episodes Pe... more
I feel smarter every time I listen to this podcast. That's a very positive quality as so many of them make me feel dumber when I'm done.
Apple Podcasts | #203 | Argentina/News |
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