Kellogg's Global Politics
Dr. Anita and Ryan Kellogg — experts in International Relations, Political Economy, and Energy— break down the international news shaping our world, with the lively debates you’d expect from two people who don’t always agree. Raised in red-state America, the Kelloggs bring a perspective sharpened by years living overseas and deep subject-matter expertise — Anita’s focus spans critical minerals, trade, and great-power competition, while Ryan applies his industry knowledge of energy markets and politics. Their conversation started in South Korea and hasn’t stopped since. Join them for sharp analysis, real disagreement, and a global view you won’t get from the usual pundits.
Kellogg's Global Politics
Latest Episodes
Interview with Sam Ehrlich (NDU) on Critical Minerals. Colombian Elections, North Korean Economic Boom, and Disclosure Day
In this episode, we feature an interview with Sam Erhlich, a manager at McKinsey and Company and a student in my Strategic Materials Industry Study. We discuss why critical minerals are crucial to national security and how best to strengthen...
US-Iran Negotiations, Orban Falls, and All Eyes on Cuba
In this episode, we continue our coverage of the war with Iran. Where are we on the negotiations between the U.S. and Iran? How soon can we expect the Strait of Hormuz to reopen?We then discuss the stunning upset of ...
War Update: Iran Gains the Upper Hand?
This episode follows up on our previous two, focusing on Iran. Where are we one month into this war? When and how is it likely to end? We also wonder about the U.S.’s strategic plans for this war. And does regime survival in Iran mean that it m...
Bonus: War With Iran: What Is the U.S.'s Endgame?
We are bringing you an emergency podcast on the war with Iran. It seems like only yesterday that we put out a bonus podcast on the strikes in Venezuela. That’s because it was just two months ago, and it may have...
US plans for Iran, End of the Post-War World Order, and a Chinese Military Purge
The protests in Iran are largely over, but will the heavy-handed crackdown result in the U.S. taking military action? Is Iran poised to be the next Venezuela?Trump demanded, then backed down over U.S. ownership of Gr...
