Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges interviews a wide array of authors, journalists, artists and cultural figures on complex topics of history, politics and war.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | a year ago |
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Historian Rashid Khalidi, author of The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine, joins host Chris Hedges to detail the dwindling academic freedom in American universities and society at large as Donald Trump’s grip on free speech tightens.
Khalidi notes tha... more
"Are you a worker? Yes. Are you a consumer shopper? Yes. Are you a taxpayer? Yes. Voter? Well, sometimes. Are you a parent? Yes. Are you a veteran? Sometimes. Well, how can you say you're a nobody? You know things about those roles. You've experience... more
Medea Benjamin and CODEPINK, the organization she cofounded, are synonymous with accosting power in the United States. Their fearless confrontations with the nation’s most prominent and powerful politicians in the halls of Congress, often seen throug... more
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Chris and the producers brings compelling guests on the show and he’s an insight interviewer. Necessary for this current moment
Remember when we had real journalism? Well , Thank God for Chris Hedges
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Honest. Rational. Concise.
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Content primarily focuses on critical discussions surrounding pressing social, political, and historical issues, including human rights, the implications of military actions, and narratives surrounding genocide. Topics such as Israel-Palestine dynamics, the role of journalism in times of war, and the intersection of capitalism and democracy are frequently addressed, providing insights from notable guests who are experts in their fields. This podcast is likely to attract listeners who are interested in informed and straightforward conversations about authoritarianism, academic freedom, and the socio-cultural dynamics of current events.
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Recent guests on The Chris Hedges Report include:
1. Rashid Khalidi
2. Medea Benjamin
3. Raz Segal
4. Mara Kronenfeld
5. Rollo Romig
6. Dr. Maura Finkelstein
7. Nick Bryant
8. Kshama Sawant
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