Recent Episodes
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Season 4, Episode 8: Prof. Lauren Benton, They Called it Peace: Worlds of Imperial Violence
Apr 8, 2025 – 46:17 -
Season 4, Episode 7: Richard Overy, Why War?
Mar 4, 2025 – 51:34 -
Season 4, Episode 6: Jon Wolfsthal; Federation of American Scientists, Doomsday Clock
Feb 18, 2025 – 51:26 -
Season 4, Episode 5: Eugene Rogan, The Arabs: A History
Feb 4, 2025 – 52:39 -
Season 4, Episode 4: Annie Jacobsen, Nuclear War: A Scenario
Jan 21, 2025 – 52:18 -
Season 4, Episode 3: Prof. Glenn Diesen, The Ukraine War and the Eurasian World Order
Jan 7, 2025 – 58:54 -
Season 4, Episode 2: Dennis Fritz, Deadly Betrayal: The Truth About Why the United States Invaded Iraq
Dec 3, 2024 – 52:51 -
Season 4, Episode 1: Aaron Good, American Exception: Empire and the Deep State
Nov 12, 2024 – 55:13 -
Season 3, Episode 12: Christina Gerhardt, Sea Change: An Atlas of Islands in a Rising Ocean; With Special Guest, Simona Marinescu
Oct 1, 2024 – 37:34 -
Season 3, Episode 11: Dr. Alfred de Zayas, Building a Just World Order
Sep 3, 2024 – 56:35 -
Season 3, Episode 10: Jean Dong, Chinese Statecraft in a Changing World
Aug 6, 2024 – 40:34 -
Season 3, Episode 9: Monika Wiesak, America's Last President: What the World Lost When It Lost John F. Kennedy
Jul 2, 2024 – 40:22 -
Season 3, Episode 8: James & Tom Risen, The Last Honest Man: the CIA, the FBI, the Mafia, and the Kennedy's - and one Senator's Fight to Save Democracy
Jun 4, 2024 – 52:20 -
Season 3, Episode 7: Bryan W. Van Norden, Taking Back Philosophy: A Multicultural Manifesto
May 7, 2024 – 47:22 -
Season 3, Episode 6: Richard E. Rubenstein, Aristotle's Children: How Christians, Muslims, and Jews Rediscovered Ancient Wisdom and Illuminated the Middle Ages
Apr 2, 2024 – 48:49 -
Season 3, Episode 5: Norman Solomon, War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine
Mar 5, 2024 – 51:56 -
Season 3, Episode 4: Dr. David Daokui Li, China's World View: Demystifying China to Prevent Global Conflict
Feb 6, 2024 – 38:04 -
Season 3, Episode 3: Jessica Rawson, Life and Afterlife in Ancient China
Jan 2, 2024 – 44:21 -
Season 3, Episode 2: Lindsey A. O'Rourke, Covert Regime Change: America's Secret Cold War
Dec 5, 2023 – 42:22 -
Season 3, Episode 1: John Mearsheimer, How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy
Nov 7, 2023 – 51:44 -
Season 2, Episode 14: Francisco Rodriguez, The Human Consequences of Economic Sanctions
Aug 22, 2023 – 47:37 -
Season 2, Episode 13: Richard Layard & Jan-Emmanuel De Neve: Wellbeing, Science and Policy
Jun 13, 2023 – 48:05 -
Season 2, Episode 12: Bruce Cumings, The Korean War: A History
May 23, 2023 – 41:09 -
Season 2, Episode 11: Kim Stanley Robinson, The Ministry for the Future
Mar 10, 2023 – 46:52 -
Season 2, Episode 10: Chris Coyne: In Search of Monsters to Destroy: The Folly of American Empire and the Paths to Peace
Feb 1, 2023 – 53:45 -
Season 2, Episode 9: Glenn Denning, Universal Food Security: How to End Hunger While Protecting the Planet
Jan 3, 2023 – 49:54 -
Season 2, Episode 8: Orlando Figes: The Story of Russia
Nov 29, 2022 – 45:25 -
Season 2, Episode 7: SPECIAL EDITION: The COVID-19 Lancet Commission Report
Sep 15, 2022 – 46:42 -
Season 2, Episode 6: Christopher Blattman, Why We Fight: The Roots of War and the Paths to Peace
Jun 7, 2022 – 44:38 -
Season 2, Episode 5: Anil Seth, Being You: A New Science of Consciousness
May 3, 2022 – 01:04:59 -
Season 2, Episode 4: Peter H. Lindert, Making Social Spending Work
Apr 5, 2022 – 46:03 -
Season 2, Episode 3: Casey Michel: American Kleptocracy
Mar 1, 2022 – 54:25 -
Season 2, Episode 2: Heather Cox Richardson: How the South Won the Civil War
Feb 1, 2022 – 48:58 -
Season 2, Episode 1: Keisha Blain, Until I Am Free: Fannie Lou Hamer's Enduring Message to America
Jan 4, 2022 – 55:45 -
Episode 10: Corey Robin, The Reactionary Mind: Conservatism from Edmund Burke to Donald Trump
Dec 7, 2021 – 41:36 -
Episode 9: Eric Foner, The Second Founding
Nov 2, 2021 – 53:15 -
Episode 8: Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, Not “a Nation of Immigrants”
Oct 5, 2021 – 44:40 -
Episode 7: Rick Perlstein, Reaganland, America's Right Turn 1976-1980
Sep 7, 2021 – 46:23 -
Episode 6: Patricia Sullivan, Justice Rising
Aug 3, 2021 – 45:48 -
Episode 5: Robert Lustig, Metabolical
Jul 6, 2021 – 47:27 -
Episode 4: Mariana Mazzucato, Mission Economy
Jun 1, 2021 – 41:26 -
Episode 3: Rashid Khalidi, The Hundred Years' War on Palestine
May 4, 2021 – 46:28 -
Episode 2: Richard Rothstein, The Color of Law
Apr 6, 2021 – 40:56 -
Episode 1: Martin J. Sherwin, Gambling with Armageddon
Mar 1, 2021 – 40:05
Recent Reviews
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Alfred W KBook suggestionMichael Hudson-Superimperialism : the empire is falling and as others is engaged in more extreme versions of the policies that enriched/ destroys it.
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Barry EislerInsightful, Engaging, UnsentimentalI’ve followed Professor Sachs for years but for whatever reason only recently discovered his book club. I just listened to the first episode—a discussion with Jon Wolfsthal of the Federation of American Scientists—about how America can step away from nuclear madness. The conversation is sobering and tracks with Annie Jacobsen’s excellent Nuclear War: A Scenario, but it’s surprisingly hopeful, as well. Highly recommended and I’m now looking forward to going back to the interviews I’ve missed.
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Aim33J0eA must must must listenJust listen. Dr Sachs’ is a masterful interviewer. He provides a space for his guests to discuss and provide a rich understanding of the topics of their work.
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Katy1678543SuperbEvery person should listen to this podcast. It’s so incredibly enlightening. So hilarious that Sharon Stone says that Americans are not educated. Perhaps, Hollywood is not educated.
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KateLaChausseeChina - Jean DongThis podcast is annoying to listen to at times, especially when there’s a female author as guest. Jeffrey Sachs talks way too much! Mansplaining. Talking over guest. Ask more questions & let your guest talk more. I noticed this in one other podcast with female guest too. You let the males talk more, talking over the females. The author is the expert on the subject matter, not you.
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markjill316The place to get accurate and nuanced information that the propaganda networks hide.Jeffrey Sach’s interviews are eye-opening and insightful, offering a fuller view of today’s geopolitical problems. The information provided is historical facts that are conveniently left out of the conversation in the mainstream media. If every US citizen and resident listened to these podcasts, we may be able to avoid being involved in more disastrous, unnecessary wars and massacres.
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Grundoon62So smart yet so gullibleYou can not possibly be so smart and really believe that J-6 was an insurrection. Turn that big brain loose on at all we know now about the deep state manipulation of events that day and the corrupt congressional committee that works furiously to cover it up. J-6 was a Fed Op - so call it a ‘Fed-surrection.’ Here’s a clue: Republicans don’t show up to an insurrection without their guns. Conservatives are the constitution lovers. Your side are the dictator loving street thugs. George Floyd and Summer of Love riots are how the progressives roll - those are insurrections. Using a corrupt judicial system to wage law fare against your political enemies is insurrection. A never ending stream of hoaxes by our intelligence agencies designed to bring down our duly elected president is insurrection. Opening the border to floods of inverted military age men to destabilize our society is insurrection. So smart yet so clueless.
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megmaggio88China’s World View / China Scholar BiasesImportant to note the Marxist dialectic pedagogical paradigm that skews Mainland scholarship , even with the best of intentions. Namely, excess emphasis on “them vs us”; “East vs West” and a related unwillingness to publicly expose (share) China’s weaknesses. As some one who has lived in China for over 30 years as corporate lawyer , writer, and small business owner, the day-to-day problems are rarely discussed. Here you go: China’s borders are porous, with multiple challenges with all of its neighbors. This is China’s main preoccupation. Secondly, annual and chronic environmental disasters many of its own making . Third, rising inflation with insufficient economic tools to stem inflation’s growth . China’s ancient history is often used as a diversion to mask present day problems. China’s post 1949 education system is less than ideal; this comment is also a taboo and not subject to open debate and not easily changed. But easily evidenced by the “tsunami” level of Mainland Chinese studying abroad.
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CalimskGet to the heart of important issuesPriceless resource. No nonsense discussion of core issues shaping our world.
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BruksAbsolutely fascinating and extremely relevant discussions 5/5One of the best podcasts out there. Sachs is a great source himself, so he knows who best to talk to and on what subjects.
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NYParentA collection of priceless conversationsFor a small investment of time Jeff Sachs gives us a beautiful conversation with the author of a valuable book each episode. Enriching, edifying and deeply human.
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WalksintrafficTrue nonpartisanThis takes a hard look on issues that really matter. Things overlooked by mainstream media. It’s exposes a harsh reality that need to face, and to try and change.
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teenyuInsightful and humanThis is a great podcast to hear a smart and human take on how we can think through the worlds toughest problems.
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KGSNExcellent and intelligentI have learned so much from this intellectually stimulating podcast. Sachs is a superb interviewer, and his choice of books is outstanding!
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Beckett00Thank you for this podcastGreat podcast from one of the best and most compassionate economists.
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RampnukieDougI’m one episode in, and two thumbs up!Im really enjoying this podcast! If you’re a listener of Sam Harris, Tim Ferris or the like, give this a listen! Good stuff👍🏼
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Ahimsa2013Thank you!ESSENTIAL LISTENING.
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FentonflashWowI learned so much about a time I lived through but wasn’t privy to the inside politics. Ver insightful. I wish your podcast was longer.
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RevRogerJExcellent!Just what you want in.a.podcast - intelligent conversation between knowledgeable and articulate voices.
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