American Prestige

The podcast segment introduces a discussion with Udi Greenberg on Israeli public opinion regarding the war with Iran, following announcements about a series on Marx's influence in America.

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This episode segment introduces a discussion with Annelle Sheline about the war on Iran's impact on Gulf States, focusing on their perspective and the broader Middle East context.

This crossover episode of American Prestige and Non-Zero discusses Trump's Gulf War, focusing on Israel's influence on American foreign policy and insights from Marco Rubio's comments.

This episode introduces a series on Marx's influence in America, featuring an interview with historian Andrew Hartman about his book on Marx's reception in the United States.

The Nation is dedicating its entire website to coverage of Gaza through a special project called 'A Day for Gaza' to address declining media attention since the ceasefire.

Robert Pape discusses his 20-year analysis of hypothetical bombing campaigns against Iran, focusing on the smart bomb trap and the tactical success versus strategic failure in targeting nuclear facilities like Fordell and Natanz.

This segment discusses Harrison Mann's analysis of a potential ground invasion of Iran and his overview of the initial weeks of the U.S.-Israeli conflict, based on his experience as a former U.S.

This segment discusses the rapid collapse of the Syrian Democratic Forces' legitimacy in eastern Syria following the fall of the Assad regime, attributed to Arab tribal defections and the loss of their anti-Islamic State and anti-Assad appeal.

The host introduces Maryam Jamshidi, an international law expert, to discuss the legal justifications for the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.

The discussion analyzes the ongoing situation in Gaza during a so-called ceasefire, highlighting continued Israeli airstrikes, the division of Gaza, and allegations of ethnic cleansing and genocide.

The hosts discuss the ongoing Iran talks in Geneva, involving U.S.

This podcast segment discusses the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and the escalating war with Iran, including Israeli involvement and reactions from Iranian leadership.

This segment discusses the ideological shifts in American foreign policy, contrasting liberal hegemony with Trump's approach, and explores concepts like homeland empire and sovereignty.

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The hosts discuss the decline of journalism, particularly international newsrooms, with guest Borzou Daragahi, drawing parallels to the erosion of humanities in universities.

This episode segment discusses the failure of Trump's recent peace proposal regarding the Iran war and analyzes its implications, including his complaints about the Strait of Hormuz.

This episode segment discusses the economic impacts of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and its potential effects on the global economy with expert Esfandyar Batmanghelidj.

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The episode discusses Iran's strategy in the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war, with insights from Sina Azodi on Iran's resistance and the initial expectations of quick capitulation.

The host introduces historian Alfred McCoy to discuss his book on Cold War espionage and empire, starting with his motivation for writing it based on his early research on the Southeast Asian drug trade.

The hosts discuss escalating Israeli assassination strikes in Iran and the broader context of regional conflicts, including Lebanon and U.S.

This episode segment discusses the devastating Israeli attack on fuel depots in Tehran, which caused widespread environmental damage and toxic effects on the city's population.

The speaker discusses Israeli efforts to undermine Iran's regime through propaganda and manipulation, contrasting with U.S.

The hosts interview William Hartung and Ben Freeman about their book on excessive U.S.

The episode introduces Paul Starr discussing his book on American contradictions, focusing on the political shift from Obama to Trump and the end of the postwar consensus.

This preview introduces an interview with Hasan Piker discussing topics like Cuba, economic warfare, and the Democratic Party, with humorous banter about a content creator named clavicular.

The episode discusses the current diplomatic situation between the Trump administration and Iran, including recent negotiations and the potential for conflict, with insights from expert Dalia Dassa Kaye.

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This segment discusses the Trump administration's decision to go to war with Iran, influenced by Netanyahu's narrative that the regime was weak and could be overthrown.

The hosts introduce Spencer Ackerman to discuss the ongoing Trump-Netanyahu war on Iran, focusing on geopolitical impacts, oil price volatility, and the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

This segment discusses the perceived lack of ideology in current American wars compared to historical periods, arguing that U.S.

This segment introduces a special episode on Iran, focusing on potential war scenarios, the Strait of Hormuz, regional escalation, and casualty figures, but is primarily promotional content for the podcast and related media.

This preview discusses the historical integration of intellectuals into U.S.

This podcast segment introduces upcoming content and subscription details for American Prestige, with a brief mention of news topics including Russia's drone attacks in Ukraine, West Bank settler violence, and U.S.

This episode analyzes the geopolitical implications of Davos 2026 discussions, focusing on Trump, Greenland, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a critical look at a proposed tech utopia in Palestinian territories that prioritizes economic benefits over freedom.

The Doomsday Clock has been moved to 85 seconds to midnight for 2026, the closest ever to Armageddon, due to issues like breakdowns in nuclear weapons diplomacy.

The podcast introduces upcoming news discussions on increasing war threats with Iran, a UN report on Israel's ethnic cleansing, and U.S.

This segment discusses the current state of Israel's military actions in Lebanon, including IDF invasions and airstrikes across the country, with insights from journalist Afif Nasuli.

The hosts discuss the escalating war against Iran, focusing on casualty and displacement figures from U.S.

The podcast discusses major international news including the widening Iran war, Afghanistan-Pakistan fighting, and a new U.S.

The hosts clarify subscription details and then dive into news about Syria, where conflict has erupted between the government and the Syrian Democratic Forces, providing analysis on the situation.

In this crossover episode, hosts Daniel Bessner and Derek Davison engage guest Bob in a discussion about foreign policy and socialism, touching on academic biases and historical education practices.

This episode segment discusses a recent incident in the Iran war where three U.S.

This preview announces a crossover episode between American Prestige and Radio War Nerd, featuring hosts Derek, Danny, Mark Ames, and John Dolan, focusing on war discussions with plans for future collaborations.