On the latest LGM Podcast, I moderate a discussion between Paul and Scott about the Kavanaugh hearing, the immediate impact on the Supreme Court of Kavanaugh’s ascension, and the broader political implications of the confirmation. Share
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On the latest episode of the LGM Podcast, friend of the blog Colin Snider and I talk Brazilian electoral politics. Actually Colin mostly talks, and I mostly listen. Share
In the latest LGM Podcast, Dan and I explore the logic behind the book project on American hegemony that he has outlined thus far in several blog posts. We talk at length about what we mean when we
The Lawyers, Guns and Money podcast has returned from its summer hiatus with a two part discussion between Dan and myself on Russia and the nature of international order. The first half focuses on the impact that the narrative of Russia-Trump has had on American politics, especially within the Republican Party. The second half, available […]
On the latest LGM podcast, Erik, Melissa, and Colin Snider discuss the events of 1968, investing causes, effects, and the long legacy of the protests that roiled much of the globe. Today’s episo
In the latest edition of the LGM Podcast, I speak with Ambassador Carey Cavanaugh of the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky about nuclear diplomacy
On the latest LGM Podcast, Dave Watkins and I talk transit issues, including the differences between the mass transit systems in the Pacific Northwest and the lower Midwest, the crises afflicting ridership and new construction, and how changes in technology affect the transit environment. Share
Brother Loomis and I have recorded a podcast based on the Netflix documentary Wild Wild Country, which focuses on Antelope, Oregon and the history of Rajneeshpuram. Both Erik and I lived in Oregon dur
On the latest edition of the LGM Podcast, Attewell, Loomis, and Sean McElwee talk employment policy, the prospects for a federal job guarantee, and the next steps for labor activism. Query of the Day:
On this week’s edition of the LGM podcast, Erik and I wage wage war over tariffs and trade policy, before discussing Rex Tillerson’s place in history. Finally, Erik offers some modest suggestions regarding the future of the LGM comment section. Enjoy! Share
Here is the second part of our podcast on China and the international order in the 21st century. Some additional thoughts at the Diplomat: The United States failed to stop China’s rise; indeed, it
Over at the Diplomat, I’ve written a short series riffing on some of the questions that Dan discussed here: How should the United States approach the very high likelihood that the People’