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Hosted by Alex Waddan & Clodagh Harrington · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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Taking a fun but probing look at US politics, covering the issues of the day with guests from the US, UK and far beyond. From democracy under threat to the hot topics of the era, join us for thought-provoking discussion (not about chickens…)
Alex Waddan & Clodagh Harrington hosts A Chicken in Every Pot, a news show with 36 episodes published.
Professor Andrew Rudalevige once again joins Clodagh and Alex to discuss the latest developments in the ever wild world of US politics. Do we make sense of it all? that's a lot to ask, but we do our best.
Clodagh and Alex again turn to Professor Scott Lucas for insight and understanding. As the US - Iran war continues we try to place immediate events in a broader context
Clodagh and Alex talk with Steve Sarson, Professor of American Civilisation, University Jean Moulin, Lyon. This was a fascinating conversation about how to interpret the Declaration of Independence. Steve argues that the
Ok, the title of the pod is ambitious but Clodagh and Alex do their best to work out what recent events mean for the US, NATO and the wider relationships between the US and its allies. Providing the wisdom is Dafydd Town
Clodagh and Alex are joined by Tim Galsworthy to discuss the evolution of Civil War memory within the Republican Party. President Trump likes to remind people that the GOP was the party of Lincoln. How do we make sense o
Clodagh and Alex dig deep with Professor Eliga Gould from the University of New Hampshire. We look at the American revolution, thinking about the nature of the conflict and how it set the framework for future development
I this episode returning guest Professor Andrew Rudalevige talks with Clodagh and Alex about President Trump and the resilience of constitutional safeguards. There's a lot to discuss!
Clodagh and Alex talk with Professor Gary Gerstle about whether we now live in a post neo-liberal world. If so, what does that actually mean? And, as ever, what is Trump's role in all of this?
Clodagh and Alex talk with Professor John White about an American Pope and the decline of civility in public life
Clodagh and Alex talk to Professor Niels Bjerre-Poulsen from the University of Southern Denmark about why Greenland has become a focus of transatlantic tension and ask what this means for what used to be known as the wes
Returning guest Georg Loefflmann helps Clodagh and Alex come to some understanding of how Trumpworld is impacting the real world at the moment. It's not pretty!
In this episode Clodagh and Alex talk all things populist and Trump with Professor Lane Crothers. How did populism with a Trumpian flavour emerge? And, how much 'there' is actually there?
Professors John White and Luca Trenta join Clodagh and Alex to discuss the recent one-term presidencies of Jimmy Carter and Joe Biden. George H W Bush also gets a, mostly honourable, mention. Does being an unwilling one-
Clodagh and Alex discuss the legacy of Bidenomics and ponder what comes next with Professor Steve Pressman. There's probably a good reason why no-one does actually talk about Trumponomics, but we ask what we can expect i
Clodagh and Alex discuss the election outcome with Paddy Andelic and returning guest Mike Cullinane. Paddy insists it was a close run thing, but that doesn't cheer Mike up much!
It's squeaky bum time in the run up to November 5th. Clodagh and Alex are joined by Dr Josephine Harmon and Dr Richard Johnson to discuss how and why this presidential election seems so close
Clodagh and Alex welcome back Professor Andrew Rudalevige as we try to make sense of this strangest of elections. No cats, no dogs, just good honest fare
Clodagh and Alex talk with Professor John White about what the rise of Trump tells about the modern Republican Party
In this episode Clodagh and Alex talk with Luca Trenta about intelligence agencies and political assassinations. Luca has a new book out looking at the role of assassinations in US foreign policy since 1945
In this episode Clodagh and Alex talk with professor Michael Cullinane about Teddy Roosevelt. Why was he such a critical figure in American political development and what would he make of today's politics?
Scott Lucas
Professor of International Studies at the Clinton Institute in Dublin, founder of EA WorldView · University College Dublin
1 appearance on this show
Gary Gerstle
Professor
1 appearance on this show
John White
governor of the first English colony in the Americas · Dublin City University
3 appearances on this show
Richard Johnson
renowned nephrologist, author of Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology, and pioneer in kidney disease research · Queen Mary University of London
1 appearance on this show
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A Chicken in Every Pot is hosted by Alex Waddan & Clodagh Harrington. The show is categorised under news (politics) and has published 36 episodes.
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