
Global power to the people. A show about the class politics of geopolitics. Hosted by Van Jackson, Julia Gledhill, and Matt Duss. The views expressed are theirs alone (not those of any institution or employer).
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 281 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryPoliticsNews | |||

Are protests in Iran a prelude to revolution? The root causes of Iranian unrest are economic. Why Joseph Stiglitz thinks it’s time to isolate and contain the United States. Why Silicon Valley’s network-state advocates have fixated on taking over Gree... more
Dr. Van Jackson tackling a host of dark issues in this episode. How to explain US imperialism in Venezuela. NATO's existential trouble and America's threat to annex Greenland. The economics of American empire. How the Trump administration quietly kil... more
A special holiday crossover with The Bang-Bang Podcast! Van Jackson and Lyle Rubin are joined by the preeminent nuclear scholar Scott Sagan to discuss A House of Dynamite, the 2025 political thriller that imagines nuclear catastrophe not as spectacle... more
Free crossover episode with the American Prestige Podcast! Julia Gledhill and Van Jackson joined Daniel Bessner and Derek Davison to breakdown the Trump administration’s newly released National Security Strategy. They discuss how the document leans o... more
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According to Robert Evan’s recent Behind the Bastards 3-episode “The Men Who Might Have Killed Us All”, the targeting was sufficiently burdensome in Curtis LeMay’s day that each Minuteman had a specific target, and there was little provision for distinguishing specific enemies, so that any major retaliation or launch on warning scenario involved strikes on China as well as the USSR.
Since Scott Sagan disclaimed knowing LeMay, and Evans’ episodes pretty much end with LeMay, none of this directly ... more
The De Loera interview was one one of the best episodes so far. Very graphic picture of an official torn between the logic of and his loyalty to the organization, and his growing realization that the organization is compromising the principles that drew him to it. Lots of practical examples of how (domestic) progressive policy is constructed.
I wish you’d have more examples to illuminates jargon in your foreign policy episodes. Eg, I don’t have a concrete image of “restraint” except zip-ties and... more
This is an agenda-laden podcast with weak arguments and analysis. Particularly with regard to Israel. Not for centrists seeking an objective view of geopolitics. Perhaps there’s some link to Al-Jazeera?
Good information. Good on anti war perspectives. Good on exposing government corruption. Wrong on economics, liberty, and positive vs negative rights. Too statist and Marxist.
Underrated commentary from one of the most forward thinking foreign policy wonks. Must listen
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The content centers around contemporary geopolitical issues, often critiquing U.S. foreign policy and national security affairs from a progressive stance. A recurrent theme is the exploration of complex relationships between international entities and the implications of military action, examining how narratives around power and governance are shaped by various influencers and events. The discussions are characterized by a blend of informed critique and humorous commentary, as the hosts unpack intricate political topics with insights from experienced guests in relevant fields, fostering an accessible yet critical understanding of global affairs.
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