
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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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There are many books exploring how and why voters in the United States elected President Donald Trump, but author Susan Neiman argues that “Nobody has really focused on the moral background to this administration and to our acceptance of it.” It was ... more
For all of President Trump’s recent threats to “annihilate Iran,” the reality is that the United States is running out of both options and time to resolve this US- Israeli-initiated war. The US has made overtures toward renewing a hot war, but it has... more
The images created by socialist and antiwar political cartoonists during the period around World War I were powerful tools for countering the elite’s propaganda of the time. The Russian Revolution had just occurred, and in response to extreme wealth ... more
The blowback of the failed 2024 Biden-and-then-Harris Democratic presidential campaign, which supported Israel’s genocide in Gaza, continues as another grassroots candidate runs for Congress. Dr. Karishma Manzur, a scientist who is running for senate... more
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Chris should move out of the USA. He is a frustrated intellectual who is not honest w himself. Sad to see his talent used to continue to criticize Trump at the expense of moral progress. I cannot find any evidence of any positive comments about anything positive Trump has delivered. When someone like him cannot find any goodness in another person, there is something fundamentally wrong.
Who edits these? Listening to an episode and the edits were left in. Can hear them discussing scrapping something multiple times. Very distracting.
One of the best programs and best journalists out there. That’s why it’s very perplexing to have the audio mixed way too quietly (it’s cranked to max in my car) and I’m sorry to
Say it but the latest episode you dropped sounds like you fired your editor. It’s unedited, and you can hear the same take 3 times instead of the one good take. Then the guest didn’t hear your question due to quiet mic audio (lol) and that was all left in the episode.
Intelligent discourse, knowledgeable guests, a must listen.
This podcast is very informative, has great guest, and asks the needed questions that mainstream media will not. Because this podcast is searching for truth while mainstream media is trying to spread propaganda. Also listen to Breaking Points, Democracy Now, Bottomline, The Take.
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A hard-hitting interview show where a veteran journalist grills guests from geopolitics, academia, investigative journalism, and activism to unpack power, war, and policy. Episodes consistently center on US foreign policy, Middle East dynamics, surveillance, and the military–industrial complex, often linking historical context to current events and calling for accountability. Notable is the willingness to challenge official narratives, feature nuanced geopolitical analysis, and spotlight dissenting perspectives that push for systemic change.
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Recent guests on The Chris Hedges Report include:
1. John Mearsheimer
2. Derf Backderf
3. Karishma Manzur
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