Mid-Atlantic is, a longstanding podcast dedicated to exploring the world of US, UK, and global politics. With over 250 episodes since its inception in 2014, this show provides valuable insights into the political landscape on both sides of Atlantic.
In each episode offers either a panel debate or an in-depth interview, providing comprehensive coverage of the week’s events and a balanced perspective on the challenges and opportunities shaping our world.
Since the start of the podcast, the format has changed over time, and now each show is either a panel show looking at this week’s US and UK news or a long-form interview with an expert on a geopolitical matter. The current panel consists of Aram Fischer, Emma Burnell, Logan Phillips, Mike Donahue, Denise Hamilton, Zee Cohen Sanchez, Cory Bernhard, and Steve O’Neil.
Aram Fischer: Involved in various activist networks.
Emma Burnell: A writer, and commentator, with a focus on political communications. You can visit her website Political Human for more information.
Logan Phillips: Founder of RacetotheWH, a website providing political analysis and predictions, visit RacetotheWH.
Mike Donahue: Business owner and podcast host, his podcast “Tilting at Windmills” is available on Apple Podcasts.
Denise Hamilton: Motivational speaker Diversity and Inclusion expert, official website Denise Hamilton for more insights.
Zee Cohen Sanchez: Founder & Executive Director at Sole Strategies, working on people-powered campaigns. Information about her work can be found at Sole Strategies.
Cory Bernhard: Host of the “Not BAME Podcast,” which is available on Apple Podcasts.
Steve O’Neil: A featured speaker on the ‘No Man’s Land Podcast,’ available on Apple Podcasts.
Mid-Atlantic
https://rss.acast.com/midatlantic
A movement born in grief has redrawn Serbia’s political map. Following the deaths of 16 people in the Novi Sad railway station tragedy, student protests grew into a nationwide demand for justice—and...
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A blue wave was expected. What America delivered was a political tsunami.Donald Trump's Republican Party has suffered a historic electoral humiliation. Democrats have captured Congress, Texas has delivered...
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What comes next for South Africa as the ANC’s dominance gives way to a more fragmented political landscape?Roifield Brown welcomes Stephen Grootes to Mid Atlantic to explore South Africa’s changing...
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Sir Andrew Mitchell MP in conversation with Roifield BrownWhat does it take to rebuild a city, revive a political party and restore Britain's influence in the world?In this wide-ranging and occasionally...
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What the West Gets Wrong About China — with Professor Zhiqun ZhuHas the West become so preoccupied with the process of government that it has forgotten its purpose?After a visit to Shanghai challenged...
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Is Labour’s recovery the start of a lasting political change, or another short honeymoon?Roifield Brown welcomes regular commentator Leah Brown back to Mid Atlantic for a warm, lively look at a turbulent...
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Philippe Marlière, Professor of French and European Politics at University College London, joins Roifield Brown in conversation to examine the tensions shaping French politics.They explore the polarisation...
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Can English football enforce its rules when the stakes include Gulf wealth, political influence and Britain’s relationship with the UAE?On Mid Atlantic, Roifield Brown is joined by John Gunnison in Dublin...
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What does a ceasefire mean when Palestinians are still being killed—and what future can a people build when their homes and land keep disappearing?Roifield Brown welcomes Palestinian analyst Mouin Rabbani...
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Roifield Brown is joined by Logan Phillips, founder of Race to the White House, to ask whether America is heading for a historic Democratic blue wave in the 2026 midterms.They explore how frustration over...
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Rated 5 stars on iTunes
I have a well-documented interest in American politics. I’m an avid listener of The Slate Political Gabfest, The Thomas Jefferson Hour and Morning Joe on MSNBC amongst other US political shows. I launched Mid-Atlantic to look at US and UK politics from the perspective of the other side of the pond.
Pete Naughton
writes the Telegraph’s podcasts and internet radio columnThis lively transatlantic series, presented by Roifield Brown, is less satirical than The Bugle (John Oliver’s and Andy Zaltzman’s much lauded US-UK podcast:), but ploughs the same rich “Special Relationship” furrow. Each episode features debate about culture and politics on both sides of the pond, with regular contributions from the Dublin-based journalist Mic Wright and US historian Rob Monaco.
Mic Wright
CEO at The XX Corporation
Roifield is an excellent communicator, thinker and presenter who I work with on our show, Mid-Atlantic. I would recommend him to anyone.
