Call Me Back - with Dan Senor
Presenting the challenges and dilemmas facing Israelis to a global audience.
- Update frequency
- every 2 days
- Average duration
- 50 minutes
- Episodes
- 394
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
The inner workings of an untold (Iran) deal - with Rich Goldberg
Back in July, we dedicated an episode to the question of whether the U.S. was on the cusp of reaching a new deal with Iran. Or was an unofficial deal already hatched that nobody was talking about?
…
01:00:26 |
Mon 04 Sep 2023
A peek into a Trumpless election, or just a mirage? With Kristen Soltis Anderson
Kristen Soltis Anderson is a GOP pollster, messaging strategist, and Founding Partner of Echelon Insights, an opinion research and analytics firm that serves brands, trade associations, nonprofits, a…
00:59:22 |
Mon 28 Aug 2023
Yevgeny Prigozhin falls from the sky
Special episode with Dr. Fred Kagan on the Russia-Ukraine war (and Putin's hold on power).
Fred is the Director of the Critical Threats Project at the American Enterprise Institute. He is also wor…
00:38:30 |
Fri 25 Aug 2023
Why China is studying America’s Forgotten War - with Rep. Mike Gallagher
There is a lot these days to discuss with a US official who is an expert on China and has major influence over US-China policy. But today we take a longer view of the Cold War (II) we are in with Chi…
00:51:10 |
Mon 21 Aug 2023
The Summer of Geopolitical Heat - with Walter Russell Mead
Throughout modern history, there were major wars that were triggered by fits of inattention or inadvertence. In retrospect, these moments can seem obvious – sometimes even linear. Walter Russuell Mea…
00:55:08 |
Mon 14 Aug 2023
Mike Murphy on Plan B for 2024
Each national political party should be thinking about their Plan B for the 2024 presidential election. Mike Murphy returns to the podcast to discuss each party's predicament and where they can go fr…
00:55:39 |
Mon 07 Aug 2023
Is Israeli society collapsing, or just growing up?
One week ago, Israel’s parliament passed the first pillar of its judicial reform package. This, despite 30 weeks of massive protests against the reforms. Calling these mass protests understates it. H…
01:01:01 |
Mon 31 Jul 2023
A techno-skeptic on the A.I. revolution - with Christine Rosen
Dr. Christine Rosen is skeptical of all the techno-optimism around the coming era of artificial intelligence. In this episode, she responds to our recent guest, Tyler Cowen (episode # 120).
Christin…
00:55:44 |
Mon 17 Jul 2023
The (Iran) deal that shall not be named - with Rich Goldberg
Is the US on the cusp of reaching a new deal with Iran? Or has a deal already been hatched that nobody is talking about? To help us understand what is going on, Rich Goldberg returns to the podcast. …
00:44:14 |
Mon 10 Jul 2023
Cracks in the Kremlin? With Fred Kagan
Does Putin’s hold on power now look stronger or weaker? What can we learn about where the Russia-Ukraine war is heading? And what is actually happening with the Ukraine counter-offensive?
Fred Kagan…
00:51:44 |
Wed 05 Jul 2023
Contrarian take on the Wagner Putsch - with Richard Fontaine
Last weekend, Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the Wagner mercenary group, launched a rebellion, coup or putsch against Moscow. It's still hard to discern what it was. As of now, It seems Prigozhin h…
00:49:53 |
Mon 26 Jun 2023
SELECTS: The American College Crack-Up - with Niall Ferguson
In this special re-published episode, we revisit a captivating conversation that resonated deeply with our audience, offering new listeners an opportunity to delve into the insights shared by Niall F…
00:29:22 |
Mon 19 Jun 2023
"Losers Don't Come to Their College Reunions" -- with Bruce Feiler
These days there are lots of conversations about the re-shaping of the workforce as a result of the pandemic.
Bruce Feiler is just out with a new book – THE SEARCH: Finding Meaningful Work in a Po…
00:58:00 |
Mon 12 Jun 2023
Bret Stephens teaches college grads to argue!
Bret Stephens, Pulitzer Prize winning columnist for The New York Times, returns for a conversation immediately following his address at the University of Chicago’s Class Day, where there was an organ…
01:00:35 |
Mon 05 Jun 2023
Optimism, AI (and the end of homework!) - with Tyler Cowen
Today’s guest is surprisingly upbeat about the world. A big factor in his optimism is the revolution in artificial intelligence that we’re about to live through.
Tyler Cowen is an economics profes…
01:02:46 |
Tue 30 May 2023
Highest Risk: 2025-2026 - with HR McMaster
Upon graduation from the US Military Academy in 1984, HR McMaster served as a commissioned officer in the US Army for thirty-four years. He retired as a lieutenant general in June 2018.
From 2014 …
00:45:56 |
Mon 22 May 2023
The Invisible Primary - with Mike Murphy
In this episode, we go deep on the current phase (the invisible primary) of the 2024 presidential primaries with Mike Murphy, who has worked on a number of presidential campaigns, as well as run 26 g…
01:12:37 |
Mon 08 May 2023
How do we know if a country is a success? Israel at 75, with Daniel Gordis
Items discussed in this episode
"Impossible Takes Longer":
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/impossible-takes-longer-daniel-gordis/1141759170
"Netanyahu: The Figures Who Formed Him, and the Duties of Je…
00:56:18 |
Mon 01 May 2023
The *real* tensions inside Israel — with Micah Goodman
Over the past 16 weeks, Israel has experienced one of the biggest protest movements since its founding. On the surface, these protests were about proposed judicial reforms. But was something deeper g…
00:47:10 |
Mon 24 Apr 2023
IRAN - pariah no more? with Mark Dubowitz
Today we sit down in Israel with Mark Dubowitz, who is the CEO of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (FDD), at a time that Saudi Arabia is reopening its embassy in Tehran, and Iran's relat…
00:51:57 |
Mon 17 Apr 2023
Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are the property of Ark Media. This content is not affiliated with or endorsed by eachpod.com.