Geopolitics & Empire
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Empire, prophecy, and the control grid.
Geopolitics & Empire treats headlines as symptoms of deeper power struggles. Its conversations move through Iran, Russia, NATO, pandemic politics, global governance, and Christian end-times prophecy with a skeptical anti-globalist frame.
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Geopolitics & Empire is a long-form interview show about world events seen through a strongly skeptical lens. It is not built for quick headline summaries. The format gives guests room to build large arguments from wars, outbreaks, media narratives, technology, and institutional behavior. A discussion of Iran can turn into energy rationing, the Great Reset, pandemic replay fears, or the future of global governance. A conversation about Russia can become a debate over multipolarity, NATO, oligarchy, and how difficult it has become to establish basic reality in a polluted information space. The show returns often to the idea that visible politics is only the surface. Beneath it, guests describe empire, technocracy, financial control, narrative control, propaganda, and spiritual deception as connected systems. The register is conversational but serious. It can be combative. It can also be reflective, especially when guests describe personal disillusionment, exile from old political camps, or the cost of dissent. Christian end-times themes are a major part of the show’s identity, appearing alongside anti-globalist analysis of one-world government, cashless society fears, and world religion claims. The guest list gives the show its range. Episodes feature political analysts, pastors, writers, activists, and commentators with backgrounds in Russia coverage, Slovenian politics, technology, alternative media, and Christian ministry. The show is most compelling when it asks how a listener should think when every institution, including alternative media, may be shaping a story. It does not pretend to be detached. It argues from a worldview. That worldview is suspicious of Western empire, uneasy about multipolar promises, hostile to technocratic management, and alert to religious meaning in political events. Listeners looking for conventional policy analysis may find it too sweeping. Listeners who want geopolitical conversation with moral stakes, spiritual stakes, and a constant search for the larger endgame will understand its appeal quickly.
Made for: For listeners drawn to alternative geopolitics, Christian end-times analysis, and long interviews that question official narratives. Best suited to people comfortable with skeptical, anti-globalist arguments about current affairs.
What sets it apart: The show connects foreign policy, media distrust, technocracy, pandemic politics, and Christian prophecy in one continuous frame. Its interviews are less about daily news than about whether each event reveals a larger governing architecture.
Geopolitics & Empire
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Extended interviews connect unconventional arguments about state power, technology, conflict and belief within a consistently anti-establishment frame.
Geopolitics & Empire conducts extended guest interviews through a firmly anti-establishment lens, tracing connections among foreign policy, covert power, technological control and religious ideas.
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A geopolitics roundtable built around narrative control and cause and effect.
Cognitive Dissidence brings Jorge, Parallel Mike, and Monica Perez into a loose, talky pass through geopolitics and media distrust, opening with a Lynn Alden remark about algorithms and respect for the audience.
A Slovenian dissident traces the politics, memory, and experience behind his anti-globalist view.
Blaž Kavcic comes across as a Slovenian anti-globalist voice shaped by several lives at once: co-founder of Slovenia's Institute for National Sovereignty, former parliamentarian, author, economics graduate, and someone who now describes himself as an anti-globalist activist…
A steady, conviction-heavy conversation about spiritual power, global governance, and the ideas Kah has carried for years.
Gary Kah treats the subject as a long warning about how spiritual, political, and economic power can be tied together in global governance. He says he started researching it in 1982 or 1983, left government service to write about it, and built a book around the same line of…
A skeptical conversation about geoengineering, hidden systems, and resistance close to the ground.
Catherine, aka Mellowcat, comes in as a new presence, and the host is candid about not having done the homework on her. The conversation then moves from geoengineering and activism into a harder question: how much people inside government and corporate systems really know.
A serious argument about empire, European decline, and the political forces reshaping resistance.
The episode makes a steady case about empire, decline, and the shifting balance of Atlantic power. Kies van der Pijl is presented as a Dutch political economist who has taught at the University of Amsterdam and Sussex, and the discussion circles back to themes he has raised…
A dense, policy-minded interview that spans covert action, democracy promotion, and emerging warfare.
The conversation moves steadily across security studies, intelligence, U.S. covert action, military robotics, targeted killings, government secrecy, and the wider machinery of power.
A faith-first geopolitics interview that connects crusader rhetoric, Rome, spectacle, and centralized AI control.
Eric Rice makes a sharp, combative case that ties Christianity to crusader rhetoric, Rome, spectacle, and centralized AI control. He rejects calls to kill Muslims and Jews, insists the Bible points to Jesus, and treats modern power as something that moves through violence,…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Jorge opens the roundtable with Parallel Mike and Monica Perez, and the three of them start by talking about narrative control.
Blaž Kavčič, co-founder of Slovenia's Institute for National Sovereignty and a former Slovenian parliamentarian, frames the episode around what he calls global elite tyranny and “wrong framing.” He links his own background in Iskra, the Slovenian parliament, and anti-globalist activism to a critique of the European Union, COVID policy, and what he sees as coordinated power networks behind public leaders.
An interview with a dissident writer discussing geopolitical events and his experiences in Russia.
An interview with independent political analyst Gilbert Doctorow discussing the status of the Russia-Ukraine war.
Host discusses global geopolitics and interviews author Aaron J.
An interview with former Moldovan politician Yuri Roshka discussing anti-globalism, political persecution, and Christian resistance to evil.
A roundtable discussion analyzing recent US-Iran tensions, including Trump's ultimatum, military deployments, and geopolitical implications.
Gary Kah joins the conversation with a long track record behind him.
Geopolitics & Empire welcomes Catherine, aka Mellowcat, for a first appearance.
Geopolitics & Empire welcomes back Dutch political economist Kies van der Peel for a broad argument about geopolitical danger, Europe’s de-industrialization, and national disintegration.
An interview with Father Emanuel Lemelson, an Orthodox priest and dissident, discussing his experience as a target of a federal investigation and exposing the deep state.
Host discusses geopolitical issues with journalist Brendan O'Connell, covering his background, censorship, and reporting in the context of the North American technator.
Geopolitics & Empire welcomes Armin Krishnan for his first appearance on the show, centered on security studies, military technology, intelligence, and covert action.
Eric Rice joins Geopolitics & Empire for his first appearance.
A roundtable discussion on Iran tensions, Lockheed Martin's munitions production, and a controversial Hegseth clip, with plans to discuss Mexico.
A roundtable discussion on geopolitical topics, including Greenland's tectonic plate and a mention of the Corvette report.
A roundtable discussion on recent ICE raids in Minnesota and alleged corruption involving Governor Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar.
An interview with French-Serbian analyst Nikola Mirkovic discussing his background, humanitarian work in war zones, and geopolitical perspectives on East-West tensions.
Host Ravoy interviews Jason Bastler of the Free Thought Project about his political worldview and independent media work.
Host Avoya interviews Zahra Sethna about her background working for globalist institutions and her podcast Collapse Life, which focuses on surviving turbulent times.
An interview with former U.S.
An interview with financial consultant Laurent Lequeu discussing geopolitical and economic issues.
The host introduces the show, promotes subscription options, and begins an interview with Serbian analyst Nikola Mikovic about geopolitical issues.
Host interviews Anthony Patch about his work on entangled magazine, covering globalism, technocracy, and transhumanism from a Christian perspective.
The hosts discuss the extraction of Maduro and his wife, Trump's claims on Venezuela, and broader geopolitical narratives.
Host returns to discuss global geopolitics and interviews author Jason Horsley about his work mapping how to make sense of the world.
The host discusses Substack's biometric verification requirements in Australia and the UK, and announces plans to build a direct membership option.