
'Dangerously reasonable' analysis on politics, science, and particularly the bit where they bump into each other. I aim to give an independent, fact-focused, non-ideological take on the issues that matter.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 476 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

In this news round-up of the week for Friday December 26th 2025. Trump's America launches a bombing strike against ISIS targets in Nigeria - but with the support of the government there, contrary to its earlier approach. Five Europeans who are deemed... more
President Trump has launched a new battleship concept for the US Navy, bigger, more advanced, faster - what else could it be called other than 'Trump Class'? But is this project just a misconceived fantasy - a vanity project that could divert major s... more
President Trump had already told us that he wanted to take over Greenland. Then we got the sense that it was a live project when it was revealed that spies had been sent to the island on a 'covert influence' operation. Now, Trump has announced a "spe... more
In its recent National Security Strategy, the Trump Administration lay claim to Central and South America as being 'its neighbourhood', where it would exert more control and expect to be able to shape events to its satisfaction. And it specifically s... more
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Mr Baker is Trump deranged ...., if you want to know what is the latest deranged and pernicious viewpoint listen to his mostly insane take.
It’s too easy to get immersed in how issues are perceived in Canada and the USA. This show always gets me out of my news bubble with different perspectives and great analysis. Absolutely my best source for understanding the world from outside my borders, especially in Europe and the USA.
Why avoid the elephant in the room re excess deaths, not saying I know anything, but surely by now the Covid vaccines need to be part of the discussion
One of my favorite podcasts for analysis of current events; cramped with stats and information the news forgotten to cover, satir and new perspectives to what is really happening in the world... and how we can make it a better one.
Great podcast
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