
Discussions on issues around antisemitism and the State of Israel.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 317 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews | |||

Show recorded June 8, 2026: In this episode, Mike and Laureen examine the controversy surrounding Ye/Kanye West's upcoming sold-out concerts at Raymond James Stadium and ask whether his past antisemitic rhetoric should prompt calls for cancellation. ... more
Show recorded on June 2, 2026: This week, the show's focus remains on the uncertain, on-again, off-again efforts to secure a ceasefire and broader agreement with Iran. Mike examines why negotiations have stalled and what challenges continue to stand ... more
Show recorded on May 26, 2026: Mike and Laureen continue examining the fast-moving and fluid developments unfolding in the war with Iran. The hosts discuss the newly announced memorandum of understanding (MOU), focusing on the uncertainty surrounding... more
In this episode, Mike and Laureen examine the war involving Iran and the debate over America's role in the conflict. They discuss CENTCOM testimony from Admiral Brad Cooper defending Operation Epic Fury as a necessary mission that successfully weaken... more
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One of the co-hosts is loud, prone to interrupting the other host, and doesn’t seem to listen to good questions like: “what about habeas corpus?” It’s a shame that the two hosts are so different in terms of their approach, volume and logic.
There’s a lot of good stuff on this podcast, and one of the hosts is an experienced broadcast journalist who, notwithstanding whatever his personal views might be, strives to present a measured, thoughtful presentation of the issues.
The other host is shrill, sometimes almost manic, and a pain to listen to.
I still listen, as the issues are important. But one host needs a primer on broadcast and journalism basics. I’m sure this will offend the host in question, but I’m just trying to giv... more
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The show consistently centers on Israel, antisemitism, and the broader geopolitics of the Middle East, often pairing debates about policy with on-the-ground reports. Episodes frequently feature high-profile political figures, diplomats, and journalists to challenge narratives and defend Israel's actions, while also addressing misinformation and media bias. A notable strength is its provocative, unapologetic stance on Israel-related issues, which can attract listeners seeking combative, opinionated discourse and insider perspectives on international affairs.
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Recent guests on Third Opinion Podcast include:
1. Nadav Eyal
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3. Daniel Byman
4. Jon Alterman
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7. Samantha Simmons
8. Nick Beek
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