Oct. 6—Feel the pulse of San Francisco: dig into delicious Chinese cuisine AND chew over the role of iconic cultural hotspots like Chinatown in the city’s next chapter. World Affairs and Dear Community invite you to...
Oct. 4—Award-winning journalist Natalia Antelava will explain how the collective West has played an important and largely underreported part in enabling narratives that fuel the current bloodshed in Ukraine.
Oct. 5—Reta Jo Lewis, President of the Export-Import Bank of the United States, and Honore Comfort, Vice President of International Marketing at Wine Institute, will discuss how to grow Napa Valley wine exports and wine supply chains in a changing and competitive world market.
Oct. 23—Experience an intimate evening of music and conversation challenging what we think we know about country music with Miko Marks and Tookta Topline.
Andrei Lankov, Director at NK News, joins Ray Suarez to explain why Kim Jong Un is solidifying relations with Russia… and not China.
Ray Suarez speaks with New York Times’ national security reporter Julian Barnes about Russia’s alleged arms deal with North Korea, and what it means for the war in Ukraine.
In this special rerun episode, Mark Phelan, auto writer and columnist for the Detroit Free Press, joins Ray Suarez to break down why electric vehicles and wages are a red line for autoworkers.
Ray Suarez speaks with Gerard de Graaf about strengthening US-EU cooperation on digital affairs. Then, Caitlin Chin returns with an update on the latest digital drama between Washington & Beijing... and the pending...
Ray Suarez sits down with security analyst Fola Aina and journalist Nabila Ramdani to discuss the coup in Niger – and across former French colonies in the Sahel region.
Ray Suarez speaks with Catherine Belton, The Washington Post’s Russia reporter, about the mercenary organization’s future and the price Russians — ordinary and oligarch — are paying for Putin’s power plays.
Historian Anne Applebaum argues that Putin needed a spectacular act of violence after Prigozhin’s challenge to his power. She and Ray discuss what this means for a fragile Russia.
Aug. 28 — The aftermath of the Chinese surveillance balloon saga reveals a growing diplomatic divide between the US and China. Where does this mistrust come from? Authors Orville Schell and John Delury join host Ray...
Ray Suarez and journalist Julia Ebner explore how once-fringe movements like QAnon are popping up in European political circles.
Ray Suarez and New York Times columnist Tom Edsall explore whether we’ve passed a point of no return in American politics.
International auto journalist Hans Greimel joins Ray Suarez to break down how Asian countries are tackling the EV transition, and what the future of electric vehicles looks like.
Mark Phelan, auto writer and columnist for the Detroit Free Press, joins Ray Suarez to break down why the threat of EVs is a red line for autoworkers.
