External Podcast Resources
Third-party podcasts covering the Caucasus, post-Soviet space, and related topics
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The podcasts listed on this page are independent productions by third-party creators. They are not produced by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Sakartvelo Unveiled.
- Content, opinions, and analysis reflect the views of the original creators, not this platform
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- We provide these links solely as informational resources for those seeking broader perspectives
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We encourage listeners to approach all sources critically and consult multiple perspectives when forming views on complex geopolitical topics.
To avoid over-reliance on any single information source, we've curated this list of English-language podcasts that cover Georgia, the Caucasus, the post-Soviet space, and related historical topics. These resources offer different perspectives, analytical frameworks, and areas of expertise.
Looking for our podcast? Visit our main Podcasts page for episodes produced by Sakartvelo Unveiled.
Caucasus & Post-Soviet Focus
The Caucasus Digest & OC Media Podcast
In-depth reporting and analysis on current events across the South Caucasus region, including Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. Produced by OC Media, an independent media outlet covering the region. Episodes cover politics, civil society, conflicts, and daily life.
The Eurasian Knot
Analysis of political developments across the post-Soviet space, with particular attention to Central Asia and the Caucasus. Examines the complex web of relationships between former Soviet states and their interactions with Russia, China, the EU, and the United States.
The Red Line
Weekly geopolitical analysis podcast covering international relations, conflicts, and strategic issues worldwide. Episodes frequently address post-Soviet conflicts, NATO expansion, Russian foreign policy, and regional security dynamics relevant to the Caucasus.
The Eastern Border
A Latvian perspective on life in the post-Soviet space, covering history, politics, and culture from the Baltic states and beyond. Offers insights into how former Soviet republics navigate their relationships with Russia and the West.
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
RFE/RL is a U.S. government-funded international news organization. While it maintains editorial independence, listeners should be aware of its funding source when evaluating coverage.
The Week Ahead In Russia
Weekly analysis of Russian politics, foreign policy, and domestic developments. Useful for understanding Moscow's perspective and actions regarding the Caucasus and former Soviet states.
Talking China In Eurasia
Examines China's growing influence across Central Asia and the former Soviet space, including Belt and Road initiatives, economic ties, and strategic competition with Russia and the West.
Governance, Corruption & Democracy
Power Corrupts
Political scientist Brian Klaas explores authoritarianism, corruption, and threats to democracy worldwide. Episodes examine how power corrupts individuals and institutions, with case studies relevant to understanding democratic backsliding in various regions.
Historical Context
Understanding Georgia's deep history benefits from broader historical context. These podcasts cover periods and empires that shaped the Caucasus region.
The History of Byzantium
A continuation of Mike Duncan's "History of Rome," this podcast chronicles the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire from 476 AD onward. Essential context for understanding Georgia's medieval history, as the Byzantine Empire was a major influence on Georgian culture, religion, and politics.
History of the Crusades
Comprehensive narrative history of the Crusades, covering the complex interactions between Christian and Muslim powers in the medieval period. Georgia's Kingdom reached its Golden Age during the Crusader era, and the podcast provides context for the broader regional dynamics.
Georgian Culture & Wine
Wine for Normal People
Accessible wine education podcast that has featured episodes on Georgian wine and traditional qvevri winemaking methods. Georgia is the birthplace of wine (8,000+ years of viticulture), and these episodes offer insight into this unique aspect of Georgian culture.
Our Podcast
For podcast episodes produced by Sakartvelo Unveiled covering Georgian history, culture, politics, and current events, visit our main podcasts page.