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Teatime Declarations tells the story of the complex, intriguing, and entertaining relationship between cricket and geopolitics.
The podcast focuses on the sport we love through the lens of war, empire, politics, diplomacy, and society; or on geopolitics through the lens of on-field heroics, off-field scandal, and everything in between.
Each episode will dive in to one topic on this theme, and your hosts Jonathan Russell and Paul Seligman will bring you into the conversation they were probably having anyway.
Season 2 brings a new feature: Cricket Around the World.
The podcast focuses on the sport we love through the lens of war, empire, politics, diplomacy, and society; or on geopolitics through the lens of on-field heroics, off-field scandal, and everything in between.
Each episode will dive in to one topic on this theme, and your hosts Jonathan Russell and Paul Seligman will bring you into the conversation they were probably having anyway.
Season 2 brings a new feature: Cricket Around the World.
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biweekly
Average na haba ng audio:
43 minutes
Ingles
Estados Unidos
16 yugto
mula noong Oct. 16, 2023
episodic
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Bazball is over and a new era for English cricket beckons. But will Stephen Fleming be more Keir Starmer or Andy Burnham in his approach to leading England? In this episode, Teatime Declarations explores professionalism vs drinking culture, and pits centrist dads vs populism. Our new feature Cricke…
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Counties vs Cities
Does The Hundred's city-based franchise model pose an existential threat to England's 18 First Class Counties or a potential cash cow to save them from financial misery? What does it mean for fans and for the national side? And is it evolution or revolution within the game we …
The Bharat Army
Fresh on the heels of India's test victory over England, bang in the middle of the IPL, and just days ahead of the Indian elections, this episode looks at partition.
We consider Indian independence from the UK, its relationship with Pakistan, and its national identity, with a …
Episode 12 - I Don't Like Cricket
This episode dives into the relationship between music and cricket, looking at the geopolitical implications: on national identity, international relations, and conservatism vs modernity. A desert island discs of willow and leather: from Taylor Swift to Calypso …
First-Class or Nothing
This episode unpacks the finding of the The Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) that cricket in England is elitist and exclusionary. We question why 77% of English test batters who have debuted since 2011 have been privately educated. And we explore the his…
Media Matters
This episode discusses the symbiotic relationship between media and cricket. We consider the free-to-air debate, broadcast media investment in the game, and reflect on the sounds of summer. And we ask "have SkySports and Test Match Special been forces for good or bad?"
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Rebels For The Wrong Cause
This episode explores apartheid in South Africa, the international cricket boycott and its impact. We discuss the D'Oliveira Affair, the English rebel tours, and whether a similar boycott would work on Taliban Afghanistan.
Teatime Declarations is a podcast that fidd…
Teatime Declarations is a new podcast that plays in the corridor of uncertainty between cricket and geopolitics.
We take you on an indulgent journey through history and international affairs through the lens of cricket.
And an even more indulgent discovery of cricket through the lens of state…
Teatime Declarations looks at the intersection between cricket and geopolitics, whether war, international relations, human rights, or societal tensions.
The Christmas Special reviews 2023 with the 12 Days of Christmas. On Days 1-6, this includes the spirit of cricket, the women's T20 world cup,…
Teatime Declarations explores cricket through the lens of geopolitics. We discuss current affairs, history, politics, war, finance, and philosophy, but mostly cricket.
This episode concludes our Christmas Special review of 2023 and touches on The Ashes, Bazball, and Brexit.
Teatime Declaratio…
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