
Nikita Petrov
Writer and commentator focused on geopolitics and psychology, contributor to the Nonzero team and host of the Psychopolitica Substack; appears here as a primary conversation partner discussing Ukraine, Russia, and social effects of recent crises.
Top 3 podcasts with Nikita Petrov
Ranked by the Snipd community

Oct 8, 2025 • 1h 3min
Bari Weiss, CBS, and Israel (Robert Wright & Nikita Petrov)
Nikita Petrov, a contributor to the Non-Zero team and expert on media influence, dives into pressing topics about media dynamics and geopolitics. They discuss the motivations behind the $150M acquisition of the Free Press and what it means for U.S. media control. The conversation touches on the significant influence of pro-Israel donors and the implications for figures like Charlie Kirk. Petrov also explores the role of TikTok in shaping political narratives, alongside the complexities of recent Middle Eastern conflicts and cognitive sovereignty in the age of AI.

Nov 14, 2025 • 54min
Disorder as the New Normal (Robert Wright & Nikita Petrov)
Nikita Petrov, a writer and commentator on geopolitics and psychology, dives into the chaos of our times. He reflects on how COVID shifted our collective reality and the implications of ongoing conflicts like the Ukraine war. They explore the idea of 'inner emigration' as a coping mechanism during turmoil and discuss the rising trend of younger generations distancing from social media. The conversation also touches on the challenges posed by deepfakes in media and how recent events have normalized conflict disruptions in our daily lives.

Oct 28, 2025 • 51min
The Trump Doctrine (Robert Wright & Nikita Petrov)
Nikita Petrov, a member of the Non-Zero team and publisher of Psychopolitica, shares his insights on the Trump Doctrine. They discuss Trump's aggressive rhetoric toward drug cartels and the U.S.'s Regime change strategy in Venezuela. The duo explores Trump's tendency to favor force over diplomacy, the potential rise of a more competent authoritarian in his wake, and even debates whether Trump's foreign policy could paradoxically foster global peace. Humor and showmanship also emerge as key factors in Trump's appeal.


