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Conversation Six
by Conversation Six
Spontaneous short-form podcasts between thought leaders. Unpack an issue in six minutes or less.
Episodes
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Bill Shaikin and Bill Shaikin
Bill Shaikin on Major League Baseball
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Trita Parsi and Nader Hashemi
Trita Parsi and Nader Hashemi on Iran Nuclear Deal
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Adam Segal and Amy Zegart
Adam Segal and Amy Zegart on the CFR report "Confronting Reality in Cyberspace"
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George Lawson and Sharon Nepstad
George Lawson and Sharon Nepstad on the book "On Revolutions"
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Javairyah Aatif and Usama Nizamani
Javairyah Aatif and Usama Nizamani on Pakistan's political crisis
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Paul Heer and Cecile Shea
Paul Heer and Cecile Shea on Biden's mention of China in Saudi Arabia
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Colin Murray and Colin Murray
Colin Murray on the fall of Johnson's leadership
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Firas Maksad and Yasmine Farouk
Firas Maksad and Yasmine Farouk on President Biden's visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Elizabeth Wishnick and Elizabeth Wishnick
Elizabeth Wishnick on what does the Russian war in Ukraine mean for China-Russia relations?
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Varun Sahni and Amitabh Mattoo
Varun Sahni and Amitabh Mattoo on India's approach to the crisis in Ukraine
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Kaitlyn Ugoretz and Levi McLaughlin
Kaitlyn Ugoretz and Levi McLaughlin on the politics in Japan in the wake of ex-PM Shinzo Abe's assassination
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Paul Nadeau and Craig Kafura
Paul Nadeau and Craig Kafura on the situation in Japan after Abe's assassination
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Sana Hashmi and Sana Hashmi
Sana Hashmi on on Wang Yi's Southeast Asia visit
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Enrica Picco and Enrica Picco
Enrica Picco on the Central African Republic crisis
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Adam Weinstein and Aisha Saeed
Adam Weinstein and Aisha Saeed on Pakistan's political reaction to ongoing negotiations with the TTP
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Valerie Wirtschafter and Jessica Brandt
Valerie Wirtschafter and Jessica Brandt on China's use of search engines to spread state-backed propaganda
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Audrey Bolus and Hamid Khalafallah
Audrey Bolus and Hamid Khalafallah on the situation in Sudan
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Rob York and Brad Glosserman
Rob York and Brad Glosserman on the situation in Japan after Abe's assassination
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Paul Poast and Stephen Walt
Paul Poast and Stephen Walt in the defense of realism
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Jake Harrington and Jake Harrington
Jake Harrington on how can democracies harness the benefits of emerging technology
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Maria Popova and Kathryn Stoner
Maria Popova and Kathryn Stoner on the Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Ramy Yaacoub and Erin Snider
Ramy Yaacoub and Erin Snider on the book "Marketing Democracy"
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Raffaello Pantucci and Edward Lemon
Raffaello Pantucci and Edward Lemon on the Chinese influence in the Central Asian region
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Andrei Kolesnikov and Ivan Krastev
Andrei Kolesnikov and Ivan Krastev on Russian population;s support for the war
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Dave Barno and Nora Bensahel
Dave Barno and Nora Bensahel on the lessons from the Ukraine war
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Anna Arutunyan and Mark Galeotti
Anna Arutunyan and Mark Galeotti on Putin's retrospective planning
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Sibel Oktay and Barış Kesgin
Sibel Oktay and Barış Kesgin on the book, "Governing Abroad"
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Maria Shagina and Elina Ribakova
Maria Shagina and Elina Ribakova on on why did Western sanctions fail to deter Russia (Part 2)
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Elina Ribakova and Maria Shagina
Elina Ribakova and Maria Shagina on why did Western sanctions fail to deter Russia (Part 1)
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Catalina Pinzon and Elizabeth Dickinson
Catalina Pinzon and Elizabeth Dickinson on the Colombian presidential elections
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Monique Camarra and Benjamin Schmitt
Monique Camarra and Benjamin Schmitt on the Russians targeting the civilians in Ukraine
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Mai El-Sadany and Omnia Khalil
Mai El-Sadany and Omnia Khalil on the issue of Cairo House Boats
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Audrey Bolus and undefined
Audrey Bolus and Hussein Cheaito on the crackdown on LGBTQIA+ social gatherings
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Lauren Thompson and Lina-Maria Murillo
Lauren Thompson and Lina-Maria Murillo on the recent Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe vs Wade judgement
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Gillian Frank and Jennifer Holland
Gillian Frank and Jennifer Holland on the history of abortion activism and the anti abortion movement
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Justin Logan and Ben Friedman
Justin Logan and Ben Friedman on how the restraint scholars argue about China
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Ivan Briscoe and Renata Segura
Ivan Briscoe and Renata Segura on the situation in Colombia
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Naomi Egel and Adam Bower
Naomi Egel and Adam Bower on Biden administration's new Landmine policy
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Ngor Luong and undefined
Ngor Luong and Husan Chahal on their report examining the trends in AI collaboration between the Quad countries
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Nathan Allen and Beth Wellman
Nathan Allen and Beth Wellman on their new database, Extraterritorial Voting Rights and Restrictions Dataset (EVRR)
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Andreyka Natalegawa and Andreyka Natalegawa
Andreyka Natalegawa on Indo Pacific Economic Framework
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Vijayendra Rao and Michael Woolcock
Vijayendra Rao and Michael Woolcock on "Measuring What Matters."
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David Fitzgerald and Nik Tan
David Fitzgerald and Nik Tan on the UK's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda
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David Santoro and Masashi Murano
David Santoro and Masashi Murano on their report "US-China Mutual Vulnerability: Perspectives on the Debate"
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Carl Minzner and Lynette Ong
Carl Minzner and Lynette Ong discuss strategies of social control in China
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Sergey Radchenko and Dmitri Alperovitch
Sergey Radchenko and Dmitri Alperovitch on the Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Michael Neiberg and Michael Neiberg
Michael Neiberg on his book "When France Fell"
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Amy Nelson and Amy Nelson
Amy Nelson on her work on emerging technology and arms control
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Emma Ashford and Emily Meierding
Emma Ashford and Emily Meierding on "Oil, the State, and War"
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Courtney Freer and Alanoud Alsharekh
Courtney Freer and Alanoud Alsharekh on their book "Tribalism and Political Power in the Gulf"
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