
Navigating the politics, art and culture of the post-American world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsNewsPolitics | |||

Beneath the headlines and half-truths, what is the Chinese internet really like? Equator's Samanth Subramanian speaks to Yi-Ling Liu, author of The Wall Dancers: Searching for Freedom and Connection on the Chinese Internet, who reveals how life onlin... more
This week, Equator's Mohsin Hamid talks to the award-winning writer Amitav Ghosh about how Western NGOs and climate experts have focused their apocalyptic thinking on Bangladesh -- often to the detriment of the Bangladeshis themselves.
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How are the fascisms of today different from those of the past, and how can we collectively fight them? Equator's Pankaj Mishra talks to the award-winning writer Naomi Klein about how history repeats itself not precisely but in a morphed manner. The ... more
Equator's Samanth Subramanian and the journalist Osman Samiuddin dive into one of world sport's most charged rivalries - India versus Pakistan in cricket - and explore the "geopolitical hot mess" that is cricket in South Asia today.
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The episodes showcase a blend of global politics, culture, and literary analysis, with conversations often connecting historical movements to contemporary power dynamics, media, and technology. Expect thoughtful, wide-ranging discussions that situate policy and states from a transnational angle, while centering literature, art, and diverse voices as lenses to understand the post-American world. Noteworthy is the mix of scholars, journalists, and authors who bring rigorous critique alongside accessible storytelling, offering listeners a panoramic view of how culture and geopolitics intersect in daily life.
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