In this episode, Dan Harris discusses the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term as President of the United States with BBC Five Live host Laura McGhie, highlighting the chaos and controversies that have characterized his administration. The conversation explores Trump’s global impact, particularly through his tariff policies, and the influence of figures like Elon Musk. The role of social media in shaping Trump’s presidency is examined, along with his fluctuating popularity and the constitutional limits on Trump’s potential future terms.
Takeaways
- Trump’s second term has been marked by chaos and controversy
- He has exported chaos globally, affecting international relations
- Tariffs have significant implications for global economies, including the UK
- Elon Musk’s financial influence supports Trump’s administration
- Social media remains a powerful tool for Trump’s messaging
- Trump’s popularity is declining despite initial high approval ratings
- The stock market’s performance is a key concern for American voters
- Constitutionally, Trump cannot run for a third term, but speculation exists
- Trump’s base remains loyal, but he may struggle to win broader support
- Concerns about authoritarianism and undermining democratic institutions persist
🚨 Dan Harris reflects on Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th US president and the global impact of Trump’s return to power with Nicky Price, host of BBC Radio Gloucestershire, where this podcast episode originally aired. Harris discusses the implications of executive orders and the divided political landscape in America. He also explores how world leaders might navigate their relationships with Trump, emphasizing the personal dynamics at play.
Brace yourself for:
The surreal reality of Trump’s comeback and what it means for democracy
Inside scoop on Trump’s game-changing executive orders that are reshaping America
The hidden divide tearing America apart and why it matters to YOU
How world leaders are scrambling to deal with Trump’s unpredictable style.
Don’t be left in the dark! This episode is crucial for anyone trying to make sense of the new world order under Trump.
Discover the insider strategies that make The Savoy a global sustainability leader in the hospitality industry with cutting-edge green innovations and food waste reductions.
Franck Arnold, Managing Director of the Savoy in London, reveals the game-changing sustainability blueprint in his hotel that’s transforming luxury hospitality!
WARNING: This video clip will revolutionize how you think about luxury and environmental responsibility!
Perfect for:
Eco-warriors
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Discover the insider strategies that make The Savoy a global sustainability leader in the hospitality industry with cutting-edge green innovations and food waste reductions.
Franck Arnold, Managing Director of the Savoy in London, reveals the game-changing sustainability blueprint in his hotel that’s transforming luxury hospitality!
WARNING: This video clip will revolutionize how you think about luxury and environmental responsibility!
Perfect for:
Eco-warriors
Business innovators
Hospitality professionals
Climate-conscious travelers
#SustainabilityRevolution #LuxuryHospitality #GreenInnovation #TheSavoy #FranckArnold #podcast #overhereoverthere
Franck Arnold, Managing Director of The Savoy in London, reveals what really makes The Savoy the ultimate destination!
What do Gordon Ramsay, 130 years of history, and hospitality magic have in common? Learn from the best in this clip from the Podcast Interview from “Over Here, Over There”.
In this conversation, Claudia Koestler asks Franck Arnold about the delicate balance of maintaining the Savoy’s rich British heritage while innovating to meet modern expectations. He emphasizes the importance of being a custodian of the hotel’s legacy, the need for a touch of eccentricity, and the successful partnerships that have revitalized the dining experience at the Savoy, including collaborations with renowned chef Gordon Ramsay. The conversation highlights the ongoing evolution of the Savoy as it adapts to contemporary tastes while preserving its iconic status.
Discover the transformative leadership philosophy of Franck Arnold, Managing Director of London’s legendary Savoy Hotel, in this captivating promotional clip from the exclusive interview series “Learning from the Best.” Join Claudia Koestler and Dan Harris from the Podcast “Over Here, Over There” as they delve into Mr. Arnold’s innovative hiring process and his unique approach to leadership, which features an inverted pyramid model that prioritizes support and positivity.
In this sneak peek, learn how Mr. Arnold identifies top talent and fosters a culture of excellence within one of the world’s most iconic hotels. Whether you’re an aspiring leader, a hospitality professional, or simply curious about the inner workings of luxury service, this clip offers invaluable insights into the art of leadership and team building in the high-stakes world of luxury hospitality.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from the best—hit play now to unlock the secrets that keep The Savoy at the forefront of the hospitality industry!
Step into the world of luxury hospitality with our groundbreaking interview featuring Franck Arnold, the visionary Managing Director of London’s iconic Savoy Hotel. In this exclusive sit-down, the hosts of the Podcast “Over Here Over There”, Claudia Koestler and Dan Harris, uncover the secrets behind The Savoy and Arnold’s exceptional leadership that keeps The Savoy at the pinnacle of the hospitality industry worldwide, from cultivating a stellar team to embracing innovation in a centuries-old institution.
BBC Radio Gloucestershire host David Smith and ‘Over Here, Over There’ podcast host Dan Harris reflect on the life and legacy of former US President Jimmy Carter, who passed away at the age of 100. They discuss his presidency, marked by significant achievements in diplomacy and human rights, and the challenges he faced, including economic difficulties. The dialogue also highlights Carter’s post-presidency humanitarian efforts and his enduring humility, which left a lasting impact on American politics and society.
A gripping street-level view of America’s most consequential election yet, as European-American duo Claudia Koestler and Dan Harris take you through the pulsing streets of downtown Philadelphia. Watch as these international commentators decode the electric atmosphere, share candid voter conversations, and offer unique insights into this historic showdown between Harris and Trump. From early morning lines to evening tension, experience the raw energy of democracy in action through fresh, non-American perspectives. See why Philly could once again determine America’s future.
In this episode of Over Here Over There, BBC Radio Gloucester’s Nicky Price highlights the upcoming US General Election and how local Americans (Dan Harris, Debra Drew, and Jenn Singer) in Cheltenham encouraged their fellow citizens to register to vote. BBC Radio Gloucester’s David Smith discusses with them the importance of registering overseas Americans to vote, particularly in the upcoming U.S. election, and emphasizes the significance of swing states in determining the election outcome. The conversation builds anticipation for their coverage from Philadelphia, where they will report on the election atmosphere and its implications for democracy.
BBC Radio Kent presenter Anna Cookson and ‘Over Here, Over There’ podcast co-host Dan Harris discuss the first televised debate between US presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Dan comments on the clash over immigration, abortion, and the economy. Kamala Harris criticized Trump for his ego-driven approach and lack of focus on the needs of the American people. Trump criticized American military aid to Ukraine and accused Harris of having no economic plans. Overall, Dan concludes that Harris came out on top, winning over independent and undecided voters. The debate could have a significant impact on the polls, especially with endorsements from celebrities like Taylor Swift. It is uncertain if there will be more debates leading up to the election.
Co-hosts Claudia Koestler and Dan Harris discuss Democrat US Presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s selection of Tim Walz, Governor of Minnesota, as her Vice President running mate for the November 2024 General Election. They explore his background, communication skills, and rapid rise in the selection process. The conversation also touches on the importance of the Vice President’s role on the ticket, the potential impact of the pick on voters, and the role of the Vice President in representing the country abroad.
Dan Harris, political and current affairs commentator and co-host of the ‘Over Here, Over There’ podcast discusses the anxiety surrounding the upcoming 2024 presidential election in November and the potential impact on democracy. Dan focuses on the US presidential primary system and the concerns about President Biden’s health and candidacy, particularly his debate performance on 27 June. He also references Hemingway’s ‘The Old Man and the Sea’ to illustrate the challenges faced by Biden. The importance of finding a strong candidate to win in 2024 and carry on as the incumbent in 2028 is vital for preserving democracy. Dan’s monologue is introduced and concluded by his podcast co-host colleague Claudia Koestler.
During a rally, shots were fired at former President Donald Trump, resulting in a pause in the presidential race. President Biden condemned the attack and called for a cooling down of the political rhetoric. The details of the incident are still emerging, including the motives of the lone gunman. There is speculation that the attempt on Trump’s life may increase his popularity among his base, but the reaction of middle ground voters in swing states remains to be seen. The incident highlights the need for a change in public discourse and increased emphasis on civics education.
In this episode, Dan Harris and Claudia Koestler discuss the recent UK election results and their potential global implications. They highlight the seamless transition of power between the Conservatives and Labour as a testament to the effectiveness of democracy and the reasons behind Labour’s landslide victory and the Conservatives’ disastrous performance. They also discuss the rise of third parties and the need for a fairer system of seat distribution (e.g. proportional representation). The conversation explores the impact of the UK election on the country’s role in Europe and its relationship with the US. The episode concludes with the importance of active and engaged governance in shaping the UK’s objectives and global relationships.
Welcome to ‘Over Here Over There’, a global conversation about how we see others and others see us. I’m Dan Harris. And I’m Claudia Köstler. You can send us your feedback on this episode via our website at overhereoverthere .org or contact us via YouTube and other social media. We’re talking about the state of the U.S. presidential election, and we’re going to comment on the Trump and Biden debate that took place and how it looks from over here in Europe.
In the ‘Over Here, Over There’ podcast, we discuss our differences across borders and divides and how we can learn from them. In this episode, we hear two different perspectives from Germany and the United States regarding the most influential figure in US foreign policy since World War II. The recent passing of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger stopped many people of a certain generation in their tracks. Kissinger dominated US foreign policy during some of the most difficult times of the Cold War. His consummate statecraft, boundless energy, and prodigious talents and intelligence were greatly admired. However, his use of power politics during the Vietnam War and support for authoritarian regimes earned him many critics, despite winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973. Claudia Koestler, Senior Editor at the Süddeutsche Zeitung, discusses with political and current affairs commentator Dan Harris, Kissinger’s legacy from fleeing Nazi Germany in 1938 to his long career and life in the US.
Amidst the turmoil following Hamas’s brutal attack on Israel, President Joe Biden traveled to Israel to show US support for its close ally and try to reduce tensions amongst the warring factions. BBC Radio Kent host Steve Ladner speaks with Dan Harris, international political commentator and co-host of the ‘Over Here, Over There’ podcast to determine whether Biden’s peace-making efforts achieved their goals
Over Here, Over There podcast host Dan Harris discusses with BBC Radio Kent’s Steve Ladner the election of a new Speaker of the House, (R-LA) Michael Johnson.
‘Finally, the nightmare in the US House of Representatives is finally different’ (as opposed to over), so says late-night host Stephen Colbert. After three weeks of paralysis, the new House Speaker, second in line to the Presidency, is Representative Michael Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana. Not well known even by colleagues in Congress, many of whom had to Google him to learn more, Mr. Johnson talked cordially in the spirit of bipartisanship towards the Democrats in his acceptance speech. His quiet history tells otherwise, however. As a MAGA loyalist, he was one of the chief architects of the GOP’s campaign to decertify the 2020 U.S. presidential election in the House of Representatives. With severe challenges both at home and abroad, how he will use the powerful Speaker’s gavel, only time will tell. Have a listen.