The Geopolitics of Business is the podcast where the boardroom meets the stateroom. On each episode, host Sam Gyimah, a former Wall Street Bank financier, entrepreneur, and British Government Minister, has frank discussions on the impacts on business of big political decisions with the world's leading investors, CEOs and politicians who have made the big calls at the toughest moments. With themes ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Categories | PoliticsNewsBusiness |
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This week on the show host Sam Gyimah explores Britain’s economy and place in the world post-Brexit with two "big beasts" of British politics of economics. First Sam speaks with Lord Michael Heseltine, former Deputy Prime Minister of Great Britain - ... more
In this episode, we dive into U.S. politics with Paul Ryan, the former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. In a wide-ranging interview with host Sam Gyimah, the two discuss the current state of American democracy and its impact on the world... more
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Sam and his guests do a good job of reminding us of the context and bigger pieces of the puzzle. When the risk is the daily news flow dominates. The episode with Paul Ryan was a particularly helpful reminder that the U.S. still has statesmen able to think strategically and with nuance. Let’s hope they win out!
Host Sam Gyimah has great rapport with his guests obtaining superb insights from their personal journeys navigating the complexities and broader forces shaping the globe now and into the future.
Really enjoyed the first couple of episodes of this podcast, excellent guests already. It’s refreshing to find a podcast that brings together global politics and business in this way - plenty on one or the other but this one makes you think.
Interesting speakers with a global perspective. The interviewer, Sam, brings a unique perspective and frames discussions nicely within the geopolitical backdrop of today
Really enjoyed the first episode with Jose Manuel Barroso. I don’t think there are many places where you can find a similar breadth and quality of discussion.
Apple Podcasts | #164 | Ireland/Business |
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