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Open Source with Christopher Lydon | Christopher Lydon in conversation on arts, ideas and politicsOpen Source with Christopher Lydon | Christopher Lydon in conversation on arts, ideas and politics WBUR Apple Radio Public Stitcher RSS Open Source with Christopher Lydon Listen Shows About Donate https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/media.blubrry.com/radioopensource/content.blubrry.com/radioopensource/03_13_2025_Steve_Walt.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 24:14 — 33.3MB) | Embed THIS WEEK'S SHOW: March 13 A New World "The Trump administration is actively hostile to most of our European allies." Listen Queue Comment Past Shows A New World We’re looking for our American place in what can feel like a new world order, with Stephen Walt, our first and favorite so-called realist in the foreign policy game—realists being the people who steer by ... Comment Listen Angus King’s Civics Lesson Angus King is the anti-partisan, independent United States Senator from the cranky Yankee state of Maine. He is giving us a conversational civics lesson in the tradition of James Madison and also of Schoolhouse Rock, ... Comment Listen Muskology In the fog of Trump Two, we’re asking: what’s new? The co-presidency with Elon Musk is surely new, also the raging battle of exotic ideas among techno-optimists and libertarian anarcho-capitalists at war with the very ... Comment Listen Trump Part II We’re picking up the pieces of our country in the age of Trump, Part II. Is the USA still here? Is it still us? Kurt Andersen. Cue Kurt Andersen, with his finger in the wind. ... Comment Listen Aflame We’re with writer-world’s exotic traveller and truth-teller Pico Iyer. He’s been the Dalai Lama’s friend from boyhood, and our friend, too, in years now of reading and talk. In his new book, Aflame, subtitled Learning ... Comment Listen From Boston to Bethlehem We’re here with a capsule of memory from late last year. It was a spark of generosity in Liz Walker’s story that lit up the Christmas season for lots of us, and maybe the path ... Comment Listen A Geopolitical Check-Up We’re with the one-off diplomat, strategist, and historian Chas Freeman. Chas Freeman. Call this “Curious Citizen Meets the Most Knowledgeable Straight-Talker Anywhere Near the U.S. Government.” At a turn in the calendar, a transition in ... Comment Listen Blyth is Back We’re with the celebrated Scots-accented people’s economist—celebrated above all when he’s home with the locals in his own old pub in Dundee, settling all the arguments there are around money and power, and populism on ... Comment Listen Etcetera Origin Stories Listen Queue At Home in Japan with Pico Iyer Listen Queue The Many Faces of Ferrante Listen Queue Amiri Baraka: Ennobled by Coltrane Listen Queue Our First Dance with the Devil Listen Queue The Tragedy of Tony Blair Listen Queue Words April 16, 2020 The Many Faces of Ferrante This is a rerun, prompted by the HBO series My Brilliant Friend, based on the  “Neapolitan Novels” of Elena Ferrante. Ferrante’s identity remains beguilingly unknown, but she has put so much of her life and ... Podcast April 22, 2021 The Free World Recovery and renewal arrived on a flood tide that lifted all kinds of production—culture above all. This was the era that gave the world a new look: tail fins on new cars, Jackson Pollock’s drip ... Abroad Music Listen to this Listen Queue Our podcast with Sven Beckert, whose new book, Empire of Cotton, is an exhilarating, 250-year profile of the commodity that came to model and drive modern capitalism. | Hear More Subscribe Email Us Donate Contribute Open Source is an open conversation. We depend on your contributions - your comments, ideas and your voice. What's on your mind? Record Comment Twitter Facebook Reddit Search Search for: Subscribe Email Us Donate Listen Shows Series About Twitter Facebook Feed © 2025 Radio Open Source | licensed for distribution under Creative Commons Opus Design – Boston Web Design | Deyo Designs Web Developmentenusen-US1771702698https://radioopensource.org

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