#214 - Pardon the Interruption: A New Geopolitical Show with International Intrigue
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Jacob and John Fowler, former diplomat and lawyer and now partner at International Intrigue, are creating a new show on geopolitics modeled after the popular sports analysis show Pardon the Interruption on ESPN. Their goal? To bring you honest, objective, rigorous geopolitical analysis on the week’s most critical topics with irony, humor, and humility…and all in 30 minutes or less. Impossible you say? Perhaps! But we are trying anyway. Enjoy the show, share your feedback with us, and check out our friends at International Intrigue, they are doing great work. See you on the Dark Side of the Moon.
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Timestamps:
(00:00) - Intro
(01:45) – Assange
(06:45) – Bolivia’s failed coup
(10:30) – Chinese lunar probe
(14:45) – Kenya’s protests
(19:00) – The Biden-Trump debate
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