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Heather Richardson: Democracy Awakening

Heather Richardson’s new book, Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America, explores how a small group of wealthy people…

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Prelude to Skynet: How Worried Should We Be About AI?

Will our AI apocalypse look like Skynet? Paul Scharre, Executive Vice President and Director of Studies at CNAS, joins David…

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The Road to COP 28: Episode 1

The first episode in our series leading up to the COP28 summit in November will be distributed in two parts.…

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David Corn: American Psychosis Revisited

The roots of the GOP’s MAGA madness go back many, many years. Author of “American Psychosis” David Corn joins David…

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What Did Nuclear Weapons Experts Think of the Movie Oppenheimer?

Oppenheimer’s success has pushed nuclear weapons back into the public consciousness. Experts Alex Wellerstein and Heather Williams join David and…

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Around the World with President Biden (and Vice President Harris)

President Biden and VP Harris have wrapped up dual trips to Asia, but aside from the photo ops and headlines,…

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Yascha Mounk: The Identity Trap

Yascha Mounk’s latest book, “The Identity Trap,” explores the origins, consequences, and limitations of what has been called “wokeness” as…

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Introducing DSR’s We’re All Going to Die Radio

Welcome to the first episode of a new weekly pod from DSR. Each week We’re All Going to Die Radio…

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The Trump Legal 7 Ring Circus: Where the Action Matters Most

It’s hard to separate what is important from what is spin and posturing in the many legal cases involving the…

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How Do Today’s Robber Barons Compare to the Robber Barons of the Past?

Super-empowered people like Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos control not just enormous wealth but the access of people to each other…

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Trump & Company Are Learning the Real Meaning of FAFO

On a special two-part episode, we’re first joined by NYU Professor and Just Security co-editor-in chief Ryan Goodman to break…

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US Foreign Policy Scorecard

Foreign policy has been a central focus of the Biden Administration. Now, nearly three years into the administration, Georgetown’s Rosa Brooks,…

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Special Edition: After a Lightweight Debate on to Weightier Issues

Last night’s Republican debate may not have had a clear winner, but America was the clear loser. In this special…

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The BRICS Without China Would Be…the Bris?

Once the BRICS were thought of as potential rivals to the US and the West. Some of them still think…

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How the Trump Cases Will Impact the 2024 Elections

With yet another indictment against Donald Trump, his 2024 chances have taken another serious blow. David is joined by the…

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Unexpected Lessons of the Ukraine War

The war in Ukraine shows no signs of stopping. As the conflict grinds on, what are the key takeaways after…

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The World on Fire: Climate Crisis, COVID, COP 28 and the Crazies

In this summer of harrowing wildfires, temperature records the UN Secretary General calls “global boiling,” and shrinking ice caps, there…

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Is China’s Evolving Focus on National Security a Sign of Strength or Weakness?

Sheena Greitens from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at UT joins AEI’s Kori Schake, Georgetown’s Rosa Brooks, and host,…

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Making Sense of the Tsunami of an Avalanche of a Mudslide of Trump Legal News

In the tsunami of an avalanche of a mudslide of Trump news, it can be hard to wade through the…

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Special Episode: The Trump Indictment, What It Means and Where it May Lead

Even though Special Counsel Jack Smith’s latest indictment of Donald Trump was expected, it still hit with great force. It…

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