Intercepted Podcast: A Nation Addicted to War
Historian Andrew Bacevich makes the case against war on Syria. Arundhati Roy discusses her new novel. Actor Wally Shawn talks about targeted assassinations.
Historian Andrew Bacevich makes the case against war on Syria. Arundhati Roy discusses her new novel. Actor Wally Shawn talks about targeted assassinations.
Amy Jeffress, an independent "friend of the court,"objected to FBI agents' “virtually unrestricted” access to data from one of the NSA’s largest surveillance programs.
An in-depth explainer on what the indictments and plea agreements mean for Donald Trump, featuring Ken White of Popehat and Charlie Savage of The New York Times.
In an extended Intercepted interview, NYU professor Nikhil Singh challenges us all to examine both the forest and the trees of American Empire.
Women’s rights attorney Gloria Allred analyzes the legal battles ahead for Trump. Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern talks about John Bolton.
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard talks regime change and how Democrats enable warrantless spying. Marxist scholar David Harvey discusses debt peonage in the age of Trump.
The company, which helps people manage their email subscriptions, says “we can do better” after reportedly selling anonymized emails to Uber.
Alfred McCoy breaks down the history of America's geopolitical maneuvering. Immortal Technique talks about growing up in Harlem and how to become a revolutionary.
To defeat Trumpcare for good, the Democrats need to find "words that work" with voters. And they need to embrace the left's idea of health care for all.
Host Jeremy Scahill talks to acclaimed novelist Mat Johnson, who created a biracial hero who goes undercover to solve crimes against black people.
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