Please join me and my special guest, journalist and global democracy expert Bruno Kaufmann, as we discuss the FIFA World Cup, the nations behind the teams, and how those countries compare when measured against global standards of democracy, freedom, and civic participation. The World Cup is more than a sporting competition—it is a gathering of nations with vastly different political systems, histories, and values. Together, we will explore how countries represented on football’s biggest stage rank in international assessments of democratic governance, examine the relationship between sport and national identity, and consider how major global events can both reflect and influence political and social change.

Please join me and my special guest, Paul Jacob, renowned global affairs analyst, democracy advocate, and longtime commentator on public policy, as we explore 250 years of American history and the future of our great nation. Together, we will examine the pivotal moments, ideas, and individuals that shaped the United States, reflect on the enduring principles that have guided the country through times of triumph and challenge, and discuss the opportunities and obstacles that lie ahead. From the founding era to today's rapidly changing world, this conversation will consider what America can learn from its past as it charts its course for the next 250 years.

Please join me and my special guest, Adedeji Doherty, National Vice Chairman of Nigeria's People's Democratic Party (PDP), as we discuss the ongoing political crisis in Nigeria, the challenges facing the country's democratic institutions, the state of the opposition, and what the future may hold for Africa's largest democracy ahead of the next electoral cycle.

Please join me and my special guest, Jonathan Berry, 5th Viscount Camrose, former UK Minister for Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property, as we discuss the global economic, social, and political impact of artificial intelligence.

Please join me and my special guest, journalist and academic Adi Schwartz, as we discuss Israel, the ongoing conflict with Iran and Lebanon, and the broader implications for security, diplomacy, and stability across the Middle East.

Please join me and my special guest, economist Stephanie Barello, as we discuss the current state of the U.S. economy, whether it will play a decisive role in the November midterm elections, and if economic conditions could help Democrats regain control of Congress.

Please join me and my special guest, journalist and UK political expert Thomas Munson, as we take a deep dive into the state of British politics. We will discuss Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the challenges facing his government, his long-term political future, and the figures who could eventually emerge as challengers within British politics. We will also examine the increasingly turbulent political situation in Scotland, including the corruption charges facing a former leader of the SNP, the wider implications for the Scottish independence movement, and what these developments could mean for the future of the United Kingdom.

Please join me and my special guest, journalist and Middle East expert Saul Sadka, as we discuss Israel and the war with Iran, the fighting in Lebanon, the future of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Trump, the Abraham Accords, and the future of the Middle East.

Join me and my special guest, U.S. and global affairs expert Paul Jacob, as we discuss the U.S. midterm elections, the push to redraw congressional districts, and the likely electoral outcomes in November—along with what they could mean for Trump and the wider world.

Please join me and my special guest, journalist, democracy correspondent, and global affairs analyst Bruno Kaufmann, as we take a deep dive into the state of the world — from pivotal elections across Europe to the growing tensions surrounding Iran and the broader challenges reshaping the international order. Together, we’ll explore the political, economic, and geopolitical forces driving today’s headlines, the future of democracy in an increasingly unstable world, and what these developments could mean for the months ahead.

Please join me and my special guest, former UK government adviser and journalist Thomas Munson, as we discuss the latest developments surrounding Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s future, the challenges facing the United Kingdom, the upcoming local elections, and the King’s visit to the United States.

Please join me for a timely and in-depth conversation with my special guest, economist and former advisor to President Zelensky, Alexander Rodnyansky, as we explore the economic realities shaping Ukraine amid war. Together, we’ll examine the true cost of the conflict—from infrastructure and investment to inflation, aid dependence, and long-term recovery—and what it all means for Ukraine’s future. As the war continues to redefine not just borders but economic stability, this discussion offers critical insight into the challenges ahead and the path forward for a nation fighting on multiple fronts.

Please join me and my special guest, ADC’s Senior Special Assistant on Political Affairs, Dr. Peter Edeh, as we discuss INEC’s decision to deny the ADC ballot access for the 2027 presidential election, and the implications for the country and Nigeria’s democracy.

Please join me and my special guest, global affairs analyst and author of The Truth Illusion: How America’s Addiction to Lies Is Eating the Nation Alive, Peter Charley, as we discuss his new book, the impact of political lies on the nation and the world, and whether social media and the press are complicit.

Please join me and my special guest, global affairs analyst Ejike Okpa, as we discuss Trump’s threat to annihilate a whole civilization—what it means for America, the world, and how we should define victory.

Please join me and my special guest, Breaking Democracy’s Chains author Metin Pekin, as we explore the role of political parties—and consider whether politics and democracy might function better without them.

Please join me and my special guest, Nigerian politician Opunabo Inko-Tariah, as we take a deep look at Nigeria’s 2027 presidential election—the key players to watch and the personalities that could shape the outcome.

Please join me and my special guest, Stephanie Barello, as we discuss the global economic impact of the war with Iran, the potential shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz, and what could happen if the world exhausts its oil reserves.

Please join me and my special guest, aviation analyst Laura Jackson, as we explore the truth behind airlines—and what it really takes to build one from the ground up.

Please join me and my special guest, former Minister of Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers, Sasha Saienko, as we discuss why the world should still care about Ukraine. In this timely conversation, we’ll explore what’s at stake for global stability, democracy, and security—and why Ukraine’s fight remains critical not just for its people, but for the future of the international order.