最高の Henry Montgomery ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Henry Hemming on the Troubles, espionage and Stakenife 32:14

6M ago32:14

32:14

On this episode, Reaction’s political reporter Max Mitchell speaks to historian Henry Hemming about his new book Four Shots in the Night: A True Story of Stakeknife, Murder and Justice in Northern Ireland. They talk about the importance of intelligence during the Troubles, the evolution of the IRA and its eventual involvement in the democratic proc…

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Sir Michael Fallon on rebuilding the West’s military deterrence 34:59

6M ago34:59

34:59

Ahead of the London Defence Conference, host Iain Martin speaks to Sir Michael Fallon, former defence secretary, about establishing Western deterrence in a new age of geopolitical uncertainty. They touch on AUKUS, Britain’s relationship with its European allies, a potential national service and why deterrence saves lives and money in the long term.…

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John Rentoul on the local elections and what Keir Starmer believes 41:41

6M ago41:41

41:41

On this episode, host Iain Martin speaks to John Rentoul about the consequences of the local elections, the Tory defections, Labour’s readiness for government and what Keir Starmer believes in.The Reaction Podcast による

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Tim Shipman on the Brexit decade 54:45

6M ago54:45

54:45

On this episode of the Reaction Podcast, host Iain Martin is joined by Tim Shipman, chief political commentator at The Sunday Times, to talk about his new book, No Way Out: Brexit: From the Backstop to Boris. They discuss the political gambles, successes and failures that led Brexit Britain to where it is today, the legacy of Theresa May’s premiers…

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Kapil Komireddi on the history of modern India, Narendra Modi and the upcoming elections 44:23

7M ago44:23

44:23

On this episode, Max Mitchell (standing in for Iain Martin) speaks to author and journalist Kapil Komireddi about the upcoming Indian elections. They discuss the domineering figure of Narendra Modi, the rise of Hindu nationalism, the tumultuous history of modern India and Kapil’s book, Malevolent Republic: A Short History of the New India, which ha…

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James Kaplan on Kind of Blue and the lost empire of cool 45:49

7M ago45:49

45:49

In this conversation hosted by Reaction, Political Reporter and Podcast Editor Max Mitchell speaks to author and journalist James Kaplan about his new book 3 Shades of Blue: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, and the Lost Empire of Cool. They discuss the genius of Miles Davis, how these musicians came together to create the best-selling jazz a…

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Maggie Pagano and Tim Montgomerie on the future of the Conservative party 26:55

8M ago26:55

26:55

On this episode, Reaction’s Executive Editor Maggie Pagano sits in for Iain Martin and is joined by commentator and founder of ConservativeHome Tim Montgomerie. They discuss whether Rishi Sunak will survive till the next election, who might take over the party, why Labour is courting the corporate world and what it means for a potential Labour gove…

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Jade McGlynn on Putin’s mythmaking 34:45

8M ago34:45

34:45

On this episode, host Iain Martin speaks to historian and author Jade McGlynn about the Russian myths and propaganda powering the war in Ukraine. Calling in from Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine, Jade talks about her two important books on modern Russia, Russia’s War and Memory Makers: The Politics of the Past in Putin's Russia. The discussion also touch…

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A global conflict update with Tim Marshall 40:48

8M ago40:48

40:48

In this episode, host Iain Martin speaks to geopolitical expert and Reaction columnist Tim Marshall about the state of global conflict. They touch on the recent developments in the Israel-Hamas war, the future of the Middle East, how the growing Axis of Resistance is enabling Putin’s war in Ukraine, European rearmament and deterrence with or withou…

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Merryn Somerset Webb on the rise and fall of ESG 40:16

9M ago40:16

40:16

On this episode, host Iain Martin talks to Merryn Somerset Webb, Bloomberg columnist and author, about her prescient book Share Power. The discussion touches on the origins of ESG, how huge amounts of money poured into sustainability funds, its vague and subjective definitions, how ESG could only exist in a low interest rate environment, what Jerem…

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Goodbye Globalisation with Elisabeth Braw 53:30

9M ago53:30

53:30

On this week’s podcast, host Iain Martin speaks to Elisabeth Braw, senior fellow at Atlantic Council and author of the new book Goodbye Globalisation. Since the end of the Cold War, many saw the adoption of market economies by previously communist countries as a sign that a liberal democratic system of government had prevailed definitively over aut…

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Ed Conway on the Material World 1:09:01

10M ago1:09:01

1:09:01

Host Iain Martin talks to Ed Conway about his book Material World. From the extraction processes to treatment, through the supply chains and on to the consumer, Ed’s new book follows the stories of the key substances that have built the modern world: sand, salt, iron, copper, oil and lithium. We are heavily reliant on these substances but often ign…

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Francis Hoar on the Covid disaster 53:47

10M ago53:47

53:47

This week, host Iain Martin talks to Francis Hoar, barrister and legal commentator, about the disaster of political decision-making during the pandemic. The discussion ranges from the fallacy of zero Covid to the embarrassment of politicians standing in the way of an honest reckoning with the mistakes made. Francis argues that society has to reasse…

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Lord Arbuthnot on the Post Office scandal 35:47

10M ago35:47

35:47

On this episode, host Iain Martin interviews Lord Arbuthnot, Post Office scandal campaigner, about the heroic role he played, helping to pave the way for justice. They discuss the history of the scandal, the groupthink of Post Office and Fujitsu employees, the fallacy of blind faith in machines, the scandal's similarities to the 1994 Mull of Kintyr…

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2024: the year in politics 55:31

10M ago55:31

55:31

On the first episode of the new year, host Iain Martin sits down with Tim Montgomerie to look at the year ahead in politics. With almost two billion people in 60 countries heading to the polls in 2024, it is sure to be a year of geopolitical shifts. Iain and Tim discuss what the Tory party can do to salvage the election, the rise of the Labour part…

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Gerry Baker on the breakdown of American politics 53:49

11M ago53:49

53:49

Host Iain Martin speaks to Gerry Baker, editor-at-large of the Wall Street Journal, about his new book American Breakdown: Why We No Longer Trust Our Leaders and Institutions and How We Can Rebuild Confidence. They talk about the loss of legitimacy in American politics, hyperpartisanship, inequality, how American democracy can be saved, what next y…

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Can it get any worse for the Tories? 43:18

11M ago43:18

43:18

Host Iain Martin and guest Paul Goodman, editor of Conservative Home, discuss the crisis facing Rishi Sunak and long-term Tory problems.The Reaction Podcast による

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How bad is it for the Tories? 40:14

12M ago40:14

40:14

Host Iain Martin and guest Tim Montgomerie on the Autumn Statement, immigration numbers and the rise of Reform, the party that with Nigel Farage could turn Conservative defeat into a rout.The Reaction Podcast による

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Helen Thompson on the geopolitics of energy 50:25

12M ago50:25

50:25

This week, Iain Martin speaks to Helen Thompson about the geopolitics of energy. They touch on why the Ukraine war hasn’t sparked a European awakening on energy security, the energy picture around Israel and the Middle East, why Trump 2.0 could be bad news for European security and her book Disorder: Hard Times in the 21st Century which is now out …

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The Braverman debacle, the Autumn Statement and the upheaval of the coming election year 41:09

1y ago41:09

41:09

On this episode, Iain Martin talks to Maggie Pagano, executive editor of Reaction, about the Suella Braverman debacle, the state of the economy ahead of the Autumn Statement, the potential of electoral reform, the influence of social justice activism on businesses, the coming year of elections and a potential Biden-Trump re-run.…

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David Petraeus on a new age of conflict 36:54

1y ago36:54

36:54

This week, Iain Martin speaks to David Petraeus, retired four star US Army general and former director of the CIA, about a new age of global conflict. They discuss his book Conflict, co-authored with Andrew Roberts, the danger of the Gaza ground invasion, what the Middle East looks like post-war, his experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, China's geo…

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Robert Dingwall on the Covid inquiry 52:55

1y ago52:55

52:55

What's going wrong at the Covid inquiry? This week on the Reaction Podcast, host Iain Martin is joined by Robert Dingwall, emeritus professor of sociology at Nottingham Trent University and Alastair Benn, deputy editor of Engelsberg Ideas. They discuss the Covid-19 pandemic, the revelations from the inquiry and whether we have learned any lessons f…

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Maggie Pagano on the Middle East crisis, the death of corporate Britain and the Covid inquiry 47:29

1y ago47:29

47:29

This week on the Reaction Podcast, Iain Martin is joined by Maggie Pagano, executive editor and columnist at Reaction, to discuss the Middle East crisis, the death of corporate Britain and the Covid inquiry. They touch on the geopolitical consequences of escalation in the Middle East and what it means for US-Iran relations, how the pro-Palestinian …

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Tim Marshall on Israel, Hamas and the Middle East crisis 40:03

1y ago40:03

40:03

This week on the Reaction Podcast, Iain Martin is joined by Tim Marshall, leading geopolitical expert, best-selling author and Reaction columnist to discuss the Middle East crisis. They discuss the geopolitical consequences of the Hamas attack on Israel, how Israel was caught off-guard, the history of the Israel-Palestine conflict, the geographical…

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Mick Ryan on the future of war 48:16

1y ago48:16

48:16

This week on the Reaction Podcast, Iain Martin is joined by Mick Ryan, leading strategist and retired major general from the Australian Army. They discuss the prospects for the war in Ukraine, the geopolitical threat of China, his own experiences in the field and as a military adviser and what we can learn from military history.…

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ポッドキャスト Henry Montgomery

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The Dead Authors Podcast

Paul F. Tompkins and Ben Zelevansky

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Lost Heroes, Missing Money

City of Montgomery, Ohio

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Gals and Gore

Gals and Gore

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The Reaction Podcast

The Reaction Podcast

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Henry Hemming on the Troubles, espionage and Stakenife 32:14

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Sir Michael Fallon on rebuilding the West’s military deterrence 34:59

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John Rentoul on the local elections and what Keir Starmer believes 41:41

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Tim Shipman on the Brexit decade 54:45

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Kapil Komireddi on the history of modern India, Narendra Modi and the upcoming elections 44:23

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James Kaplan on Kind of Blue and the lost empire of cool 45:49

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Maggie Pagano and Tim Montgomerie on the future of the Conservative party 26:55

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Jade McGlynn on Putin’s mythmaking 34:45

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A global conflict update with Tim Marshall 40:48

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Merryn Somerset Webb on the rise and fall of ESG 40:16

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Goodbye Globalisation with Elisabeth Braw 53:30

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Ed Conway on the Material World 1:09:01

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Francis Hoar on the Covid disaster 53:47

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Lord Arbuthnot on the Post Office scandal 35:47

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2024: the year in politics 55:31

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Gerry Baker on the breakdown of American politics 53:49

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Can it get any worse for the Tories? 43:18

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How bad is it for the Tories? 40:14

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Helen Thompson on the geopolitics of energy 50:25

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The Braverman debacle, the Autumn Statement and the upheaval of the coming election year 41:09

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David Petraeus on a new age of conflict 36:54

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Robert Dingwall on the Covid inquiry 52:55

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Maggie Pagano on the Middle East crisis, the death of corporate Britain and the Covid inquiry 47:29

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Tim Marshall on Israel, Hamas and the Middle East crisis 40:03

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Mick Ryan on the future of war 48:16

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