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The Iran Podcast

Negar Mortazavi
Iran
Israel
Hamas
Hezbollah
United States
Middle East Conflict
Ebrahim Raisi
Iranian Presidential Elections
Gaza
Iran Nuclear Program
Biden Administration
Abraham Accords
Houthis
Middle East
Iranian Politics
Israel-Hamas War
Masoud Pezeshkian
Us-Iran Relations
U.S. Foreign Policy
Israeli Conflict

Conversations on Iranian politics, society, and culture with host Negar Mortazavi. Support the Iran Podcast: anchor.fm/theiranpodcast/support

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Negar Mortazavi speaks to Hamidreza Azizi about Iran’s shifting regional strategy after the 12-day war with Israel, and the limits of the Axis of Resistance against Israel and the U.S.

Episode 134. Negar Mortazavi speaks with Vali Nasr, Professor and former dean at Johns Hopkins University, about Iran’s grand strategy, the 12-day war with Israel, and Iran’s long term foreign policy calculations.

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Episode 133. Negar Mortazavi speaks to Matt Duss about Donald Trump’s foreign policy towards the Middle East, Israel and U.S. attacks on Iran, and prospects for nuclear diplomacy between Tehran and Washington.

Matt Duss is the Executive Vice Presid... more

Episode 132. Negar Mortazavi joins a panel discussion on US-Iran nuclear talks, the dynamics in Tehran and Washington, and the role of Israel and Arab states. The panel was hosted at Cato Institute in Washington with Jon Hoffman, Greg Brew and Danny ... more

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Recent Guests

Hamidreza Azizi
Visiting fellow at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs in Berlin
German Institute for International and Security Affairs
Episode: Iran and the Axis of Resistance
Vali Nasr
Professor and former dean at the Johns Hopkins School of International Studies, expert on Iran and Middle East politics
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Iran’s Grand Strategy
Matt Duss
Executive Vice President at the Center for International Policy, former foreign policy advisor to Senator Bernie Sanders
Center for International Policy
Episode: President of Peace or War?
Mohsen Milani
Executive Director of the Center for Strategic and Diplomatic Studies and Professor of Politics at the University of South Florida
Center for Strategic and Diplomatic Studies
Episode: Iran’s Rivalry with the US in the Middle East
Trita Parsi
Executive Director of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, founder of the National Iranian American Council.
Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft
Episode: Can Trump and Tehran make a Deal?
Emma Ashford
Senior Fellow on Reimagining US Grand Strategy at the Stimson Center.
Stimson Center
Episode: Can Trump and Tehran make a Deal?
Jon Hoffman
Research Fellow handling defense and foreign policy at the Cato Institute.
Cato Institute
Episode: Can Trump and Tehran make a Deal?
Hadi Kahalzadeh
Research fellow at the Crown Center for Middle East Studies at Brandeis University, former economist for Iran's Social Security Organization.
Brandeis University
Episode: Failure of Maximum Pressure
Hooman Majd
Iranian-American journalist and author
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Episode: Trump’s New Middle East Policy

Host

Negar Mortazavi
Award-winning journalist and political analyst

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 280 ratings
  • Pro Regime Trash

    Negar attempts to be subtle but can’t help herself.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Kel_Jay
    United States2 months ago
  • Terrible analysis

    They were wrong about everything. The so called experts on this panel know nothing.

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    Biggest Sports Fan Ever
    United States3 months ago
  • Informative

    Hopefully Iran becomes secular and much more open to the world in the future as it has locked itself out at the moment like Russia.

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    5
    Behnam A
    United States6 months ago
  • One sided

    Negar and her cast of Ayatollah apologist are always ready to blame America and the world but never the clerics in Iran . Both her and her pal Trita Parsi have been disgraced by the Iranian diaspora for their secret dealings with the Iranian regime .

    Also and on a lighter note her voice and accent are nauseating.

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    1
    cy1p
    United States7 months ago
  • Great but not frequent enough

    I love this podcast for its balance but frustrating that new episodes come out so infrequently. The last episode wasn’t available to listen to until about 10 days after it was recorded meaning it was a bit out of date.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SteveGreen343n
    United Kingdom8 months ago

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Critics mention perceived bias from the host, reflecting strong opinions from some segments of the audience regarding her views.
Many find the perspectives offered to be refreshing compared to mainstream narratives on Iran.
A notable amount of feedback highlights the host's expertise and the diversity of guests.
Listeners appreciate the in-depth and thoughtful discussions on Iranian politics and society.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Iran and the Axis of Resistance
Q: Where is the dynamic going from here regarding Iran's regional policy?
There is a recognition among Iranian experts for a fundamental change, while they continue to focus on strengthening their missile capabilities despite evident limitations.
Iran and the Axis of Resistance
Q: Why did the Axis of Resistance not come to the defense of Iran during the June conflict?
They faced limitations and losses in leadership which hampered their capacity to coordinate an effective response, alongside Iran's strategic choice to manage the situation independently.
Iran’s Grand Strategy
Q: What should the U.S. understand about Iran to foster better diplomacy?
The U.S. needs to recognize that threats alone will not work; there must be identifiable benefits to any deal.
President of Peace or War?
Q: What was achieved by this 12-day war in your view?
It was an attack on diplomacy and an attempt by the Israelis for regime change in Iran.
Trump vs Tehran
Q: What do you see as the implications of a maximum pressure campaign on U.S.-Iran relations?
It has historically led to hardened Iranian positions and reduced the chances for pragmatic negotiations.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Iran Podcast

What is The Iran Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers insightful discussions centered on the multifaceted nature of Iranian politics, society, and culture. Through conversations with various experts, it explores critical topics including U.S.-Iran relations, nuclear negotiations, and the complexities inherent in regional politics. The host conducts thoughtful interviews with a diverse array of guests, including academics, political analysts, and journalists, providing listeners with nuanced perspectives often overlooked in mainstream discourse.

Notably, the content diverges from typical narratives, seeking to offer a balanced and comprehensive understanding of Iran. Episodes tackle pressing issues such as sanctions, military dynamics, and socio-cultural developments, makin... more

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1. Hamidreza Azizi
2. Vali Nasr
3. Matt Duss
4. Mohsen Milani
5. Trita Parsi
6. Emma Ashford
7. Jon Hoffman
8. Hadi Kahalzadeh

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