
American Diplomat goes behind the scenes to hear real stories from diplomats who lived newsworthy events overseas. Experience the Cuban revolution, Central American insurgencies, the end of apartheid and more through the eyes of those who were there. A project of Arizona State University.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 442 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusiness News | |||

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The podcast is starting to get a little dull and more partisan political focused. I now put off listening in favor of more relevant, less partisan and more timely episodes about current foreign affairs issues. Maybe time for some new (guest) hosts to mix things up a little.
I used to really love this podcast and enjoyed hearing the “war stories” from our foreign service professionals. Unfortunately, this show has become yet another political program. This program used to rise above it all. It would be well served to return to that.
Most unique podcast with colorful insights into the lives of foreign service officers. Love the banter and tone of the episodes- I’ve learned so much about the inner workings of foreign service and intelligence.
The podcast is starting to get a little dull. I now put off listening to more relevant and timely episodes about current foreign affairs issues. Maybe time for some new (guest) hosts to mix things up a little.
Don’t go here for understanding of world events from a global perspective, but if you want to understand the US reaction to world events, this gives insights
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A compelling exploration of diplomatic experiences through personal narratives, this show provides listeners with unique insights from diplomats who have witnessed significant historical events. Conversations highlight a diverse array of topics, including U.S. military actions, political maneuvers in Latin America, and cultural diplomacy, often featuring guests with extensive backgrounds in foreign service. By engaging in deep discussions about the complexities of international relations, the podcast reveals the human side of diplomacy and the intricate dynamics at play during pivotal moments in history. It stands out for addressing not only the historical context but also the implications of contemporary foreign policy decisions.
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Recent guests on American Diplomat include:
1. Brian Naranjo
2. Richard Saunders
3. Peter Bodde
4. Jeffrey Flake
5. John Bellinger
6. Patrick Theros
7. Hanno Pevkur
8. Steven Scherer
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