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48 minutes
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Engelsk
USA
100 episoder
siden 13. marts 2021
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In this week's casual news recap I share three stories I've been focusing on. What news stories have YOU been following this weekend? Drop them in the comments!!My Three Stories: 🚨 Iran-Israel Escalation: Following Israeli strikes on Hezbollah positions across southern Lebanon and a ceasefire-break…

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Democracy vs. monarchy — which political system actually holds up under scrutiny? If you've never questioned democracy, this episode will.Filip (Pensive Pages) and I spend two hours doing something most political conversations won't — genuinely stress-testing the assumptions you've inherited about …
In this episode, I use a classic Bulgarian novel by Ivan Vazzoff, called "Under the Yoke," to talk about what it means to kill another individual or animal. I talk about how technology, drones, and artificial intelligence has been designed to prevent humans from feeling the usual emotion and trepi…
As results roll in from the UK’s May 2026 local, Scottish, and Welsh Parliament elections, Matthew Brown and I break down what the numbers really mean for British politics. Reform UK is surging, Labour and the Conservatives are hemorrhaging seats, and the Greens are making inroads with younger vo…
In this episode of The Ikarus Inspired Podcast, I explore the mythology of Hera — Greek goddess of marriage, women, and family — and unpacks the deeply human psychology beneath her legendary jealousy. From her persecution of Zeus’s lovers like Io and Echo, to her role in the Trojan War, Hera’s stor…
On the eve of Bulgaria’s April 19th parliamentary election, I sat down with Filip Karaivanov — born in Sofia, now based in Edinburgh — for a deep-dive conversation on why this vote matters far beyond Bulgaria’s borders. We unpack the country’s long struggle with post-Soviet corruption, explain how…
In this episode of the Ikarus Inspired Podcast, I dive into the volatile reports regarding the CIA’s alleged involvement in arming Kurdish forces to topple the Iranian regime. As the narrative from Washington shifts, we examine the terrifying possibility that “liberation” might actually mean total …
In this episode of the Ikarus Inspired Podcast, I break down a pivotal shift in the narrative surrounding the current military operations in Iran. While the initial messaging suggested a mission for regime change or "freeing" the Iranian people, Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently clarified a v…
In this episode of the Ikarus Inspired Podcast, I dive into the seismic shifts occurring in the Middle East following the US and Israeli strikes in Iran and the reported death of Ayatollah Khamenei. I explore what this means for the Iranian people, the complex religious and political superstructure…
In this episode of the Ikarus Inspired Podcast, we dive deep into the current state of higher education and why the "traditional" university experience might be failing both students and society. Inspired by recent news of COVID-19 compensation claims against UK universities, I explore the hard tru…
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