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Hosted by Mr. Andrew J. Henderson, Borders is a long-form conversation series exploring how power, capital, and influence actually move across the world. Much of the modern global economy is being shaped far beyond the traditional centers of Western media attention. Across Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and Latin America, new markets, institutions, and power structures are quietly taking form. Each episode features a thoughtful conversation with founders, investors, policymakers, and operators working directly inside these environments; people building companies, infrastructure, financial systems, and cultural institutions in places where the future is being negotiated in real time. Rather than debate or commentary, Borders is structured as a calm, exploratory conversation. Episodes move deliberately, allowing guests to explain how markets, incentives, and societies actually function on the ground; often revealing dynamics that rarely appear in headlines. Guests range from frontier-market investors and bank executives to infrastructure developers, reform-minded policymakers, and founders building new industries across emerging regions. Each conversation acts as a case study in how systems evolve: how capital flows, how institutions develop, and how local realities shape global outcomes. Many of the most important global developments occur far from the places where global narratives are written. Borders is not designed as fast media. It is a long-term archive of conversations with people shaping the world beyond the usual centers of attention; intellectual capital for listeners interested in how the world actually works.
Unknown Host hosts Borders: Conversations on Global South Capital and Geopolitics, a general show with 4 episodes published.
Andrew Henderson sits down with Dilhan Fernando, CEO of Dilmah, to explore why so many countries in the Global South remain trapped exporting raw commodities while others capture the branding, distribution, and profits d
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Mr. Henderson sits down with China analyst and investor Cyrus Janssen to examine one of the most misunderstood narratives in global economics: the supposed stagnation of China's middle class. While Western commentary oft
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Mr. Henderson sits down with Cheta Nwanze, a Nigerian political activist who studies how power, money, and incentives actually function inside the country. Cheta talks about what outsiders routinely miss about Nigeria: t
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Mr. Henderson sits down with Erick Brimen, co-founder and CEO of Prospera, a privately governed jurisdiction on the Honduran island of Roatán. Rather than debating politics inside fixed national rules, Prospera asks a mo
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Andrew Henderson sits down with former UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to explore how tax policy, rule of law, and geopolitics are reshaping Britain's role in the world. Kwasi lays out why the UK's rising tax burden – from
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