Daniel McCarthy, the future of emerging markets, all about fungi
A quarter century ago political scientist Samuel Huntington published an essay which may explain the rise of populism. Was Turkey the canary in the coalmine for the next global financial disaster? Tom May says the answer to environmental problems could be contained in fungi.
Daniel McCarthy's USA, deaths in custody, the billionaires Raj
Daniel McCarthy on the outcome of this week's primaries and whether Google favours the left; why are there still so many indigenous deaths in custody 27 years after the Royal Commission? India's new billionaires are creating a saffron tinged version of Russia.
Daniel McCarthy's week in US politics, superbugs versus super drugs; the rise of alt-right America
Ahead of the November mid term elections, the polls are all over the place. The man who discovered penicillin warned against its over-use, now what he feared has come to pass as antibiotics prove increasingly ineffective against 'superbugs'. The rise - and rise - of the alt right.
Daniel McCarthy's USA, what really drove Australia to war in 1914 and architecture's first responders.
Daniel McCarthy explains how lobbying and Paul Manafort's luxe lifestyle came to be on trial in Washington DC, we ask what motivated Australia's participation in WW1 and meet the activist architects rebuilding communities in the world's worst disaster zones.
Daniel McCarthy; Germany's migration crisis; the swimming suffragettes
NATO, the trade war and Charles Krauthammer - Daniel McCarthy's USA report. Is a decades-old alliance between the two major parties in Germany about to come undone over migration? And how women got into the swim of things.
Daniel McCarthy's USA; Commemorating Loss; Climate Fiction
The immigration debate; Trump's space force; has the FBI become politicised? In recent years we have seen heated debates over who and what we choose to commemorate. Cli-fi has been hailed as the new sci-fi, but could this new literary genre help save the world?
Daniel McCarthy's America; Why the incel movement hates women; Netflix: The battle for our eyeballs
As the mid term elections approach both parties seem stuck in a vision of the past. Why is President Trump attracting such strong backing from conservative Christians?: Alek Manassian has been charged with the murder of ten people in Toronto in Canada after running pedestrians down in a van. What d…
Daniel McCarthy's US report; The bureaucracy behind ISIS; The architectural sacking of Paris
The announcement by Paul Ryan, Republican speaker of the House, that he is quitting politics, has implications for the mid term elections and for the factions within the Republican party. Who is he and why is he quitting? And all the rest of the week's political news from the US: Alongside the brut…
Daniel McCarthy's USA; Muslim women and the economy; who needs the Commonwealth?
Trump's constant reshuffling raises fears that his policies are also changing with each new appointment. Are those fears overblown? In last decade millions of women across the Muslim world have entered the workforce for the first time. It is creating profound social, cultural and political shifts, …
Is libertarianism dead? Daniel McCarthy vs. Robby Soave
In this episode of Americano, Freddy Gray hosts a debate between Daniel McCarthy of the Heritage Foundation and Robby Soave of Reason magazine to examine whether libertarianism has effectively died as a vital political force or remains quietly triumphant through tech deregulation, AI innovation, an…
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