
Alex Jordan
Deputy communications director at the Quincy Institute. Co-host of the podcast 'Always at War'.
Top 3 podcasts with Alex Jordan
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Jun 24, 2025 • 60min
The Eternal Causes of War (Robert Wright, Alex Jordan, and Courtney Rawlings)
Alex Jordan and Courtney Rawlings, co-hosts of the Always at War podcast, dive into the relentless cycle of U.S. military engagement driven by financial interests. They explore how lawmakers profit from conflicts and critique the ethics of politicians in defense. The discussion highlights the role of American exceptionalism in shaping militaristic policies and offers a candid look at the implications of tech firms like Palantir on military operations. The duo also reflects on the changes in U.S. foreign policy since Trump, emphasizing diplomacy over aggression.

May 22, 2025 • 53min
Behind the News: Endless US Wars w/ Courtney Rawlings & Alex Jordan
Barry Eichengreen, an esteemed economics professor, discusses the significance of dollar fluctuations and their impact on global finance. Courtney Rawlings and Alex Jordan from the Quincy Institute delve into the U.S.'s relentless military spending and the political ties to defense contractors. They explore the motivations behind constant warfare, critique the military-industrial complex, and examine the contradictions in U.S. foreign policy, raising questions about budget priorities and ethical implications surrounding military actions.

Apr 18, 2025 • 1h 11min
News - Sudan Rival Government, US Pushing Ukraine-Russia Deal, US-Saudi Nuclear Tech Talks
Alex Jordan from the Quincy Institute discusses the chaos in Sudan, where a parallel government is forming amid ongoing violence. Afeef Nessouli, a volunteer in Gaza, shares gripping insights into healthcare struggles and efforts to support local communities. The conversation touches on U.S. nuclear negotiations with Saudi Arabia, escalating military actions in Gaza, and the precarious peace prospects in Ukraine. Together, they highlight the resilience of people in conflict zones, urging a call to action for humanitarian support.