Professor Poast talks about being a realist and where the U.S. approach to foreign policy leaves America as a beacon for democracy.

Prof. Poast talks about genocide, Turkey, the UK G7 visit, Brexit, what an independent Scotland could mean, and how optimistic we should be about American international relations after President Biden’s first 100 days.

As Secretary Pompeo vies for Presidential candidacy, Prof. Poast looks at the role of the US Secretary of State, politics versus diplomacy, and how social media is changing how the job is done.

Professor Poast discusses the Biden Administration's approach (or not) with Iran, why the JCPOA is not so J,  and what to expect of the future.

Professor Poast looks at reassuring allies, policing empires and why it is too soon to give a scorecard to the Biden foreign policy approach.

From Wilson to Biden, Prof. Poast shows where each President falls according to two dimensions of US Foreign Policy. He also talks about what approach Mr Biden should take, as well as what he could say to Mr. Macron.

Professor Poast talks about how President Trump changed the course of international relations and why he was no joke.

Professor Poast looks at the events of January 6 and what it means for democracy.

S2 Ep 1

Using President Trump's ordering troops out of Somalia as an example, Prof. Post explains what it is IR scholars do and why it matters.