
Foreign Policy economics columnist Adam Tooze, a history professor and a popular author, is encyclopedic about basically everything: from the COVID shutdown, to climate change, to pasta sauce. On our new podcast, Tooze and FP deputy editor Cameron Abadi will look at two data points each week that explain the world: one drawn from the week’s headlines and the other from just about anywhere else Too... more
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With Adam and Cameron off this week, we bring you an episode of Foreign Policy Live—FP's flagship podcast, hosted by the magazine's editor in chief, Ravi Agrawal. Ravi sat down with former CIA chief David Petraeus to discuss what a U.S. war with Iran... more
In the first year of U.S. President Donald Trump's second term, he has made some dramatic economic changes—relating to tariffs, immigration, and the size of the U.S. government. The result was a modest 2.2 percent economic growth. So, what went wrong... more
Big tech companies are directing a huge portion of their capital expenditures to artificial intelligence—at least $650 billion in the coming year. The effect is to stimulate the economy in the short term, but what happens in the long term? Adam and C... more
The Super Bowl is the most watched event on American television—and a microcosm of American culture. In the first segment of the show, Adam and Cameron discuss the economic and social dimensions of the event.
In the second segment, they discuss the ... more
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I really enjoy your show and have supported you financially but I’m distressed and disappointed by your discussion of the Epstein files.
How could you NOT centre the experience of the victims, young women and underage girls trafficked into the most appalling situations imaginable? From this perspective it is impossible to - as you implicitly do - valorise the trappings and behaviours of this elite, but instead you see this for what it is: a rare exposure of the high functioning patriarchy that ... more
He manipulates data for political purposes. This is garbage.
First episode of this podcast I’ve listened to and a little disappointed tbh. E.g. No real discussion of how podcasts are different to radio. No mention of e.g. duration flexibility or the absence of a schedule. So is Desert Island Discs via Spotify radio or a podcast? No real discussion of how people listen to podcasts — mostly solitary through headphones apparently. What does this mean? Hosts admitted they eg have never seen Rogan or watch video on a smartphone. 🤷🏼♂️
A reliably great listen. Tooze is brilliant — and subtly poetic!
The podcast strangely avoids the discussion of what real information costs. It’s almost a commercial.
It avoids the contribution of podcasts to the collapse of expensive reporting-based, factual media, and what the very real negative societal costs are when people can’t earn a living doing research in media.
Clearly it is cheaper to put almost-free talking head content out there than investigation-based real information. The cost advantage is what finances the ultra right and conspiracy luna... more
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The episodes feature deep dives into economic and political topics, analyzing figures such as Rosa Luxemburg and Vladimir Lenin, their implications on capitalism and their historical impacts on current geopolitics. The discussions frequently cover contemporary issues such as the economic ramifications of the Ukraine war, U.S. government shutdowns, and artificial intelligence's influence on the economy and society. Notably, the hosts present a blend of historical context and modern analysis, linking past economic theories to today's pressing global challenges. The podcast stands out for its insightful commentary on complex subjects, often intertwining economics with moral and philosophical discussions, making it both informative and intellec... more
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