Global in the Granite State

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Episode 93: Try to See it Your Way

September 11, 2026

Many people have written about the dismantling of the U.S. global order and that countries are turning to China for new leadership. While this may be overblown, as many countries don't seem to be abandoning the US totally, it does seem clear that fewer countries view the world in the same way. Whether it is India continuing to buy Russian oil, or fewer countries reliably voting with the U.S. at the United Nations, or the idea that the U.S. promotes stability and peace, it seems America has lo...

Episode 92: Sitting on the Sidelines of Trade

August 10, 2026

Over the past decade or so, the United States has pursued an approach to global trade that seems to rest on the idea that globalization has not worked, that we have lost too much, and that the world is taking advantage of us. From Hilary Clinton campaigning against the Trans-Pacific Partnership (a free trade agreement she worked to craft) to the current tariff frenzy, politicians on both sides of the aisle have blamed trade for a whole host of problems here in the U.S. However, as the U.S. mo...

Episode 91: The Intriguing Case of Cuba

July 10, 2026

Cuba has long played a role in U.S. foreign relations, including as a one time part of the country following the Spanish American War in 1898. However, since the Cuban Revolution of 1959, the relationship has been rocky to say the least. As tensions between the two countries ratchet up, now is an important time to dive into this history and understand where things are headed. While the popular image of Cuba as a Communist stronghold has faded, many reforms have taken place to open up the spac...

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Global in the Granite State typically books well-known public figures. Typical guest background: Subject-matter experts with substantial academic, policy, research, governmental, nonprofit, or lived experience relevant to international affairs. Strong candidates may be published authors, university leaders, think-tank fellows, policy advocates, or founders addressing globally significant issues. Common among recent guests: Published books or significant research; Senior fellow, director, or professor roles; Government, military, congressional, or international policy experience. Recent guests include Jorge Dominguez, Sarwar Kashmeri, and Stephen Bird.

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