Back with a brand new series of interviews, hosts Chris and Ken speak to Paris about Canada’s recent election, the country’s foreign policy and the role of middle powers in protecting the liberal international order.
On this special episode of “Two Gringos with Questions,” Chris and Ken speak to José Ugaz about the current political crisis in Peru.
In the 22 episode of “Two Gringos with Questions,” Ken and Victoria speak to Dr. Amal-Lee Amin about Latin America’s vulnerability to climate change and what governments are doing to reach net zero emissions.
In the 21 episode of “Two gringos with questions,” Chris and Ken speak to Jon Lee about National Security Advisor John Bolton’s recent firing, its effect on the administration’s foreign policy in Venezuela and the future of journalism in Latin America.
In the twentieth episode of “Two gringos with questions,” Chris and Ken speak to Gedan about what Argentina’s landscape will look like under an Alberto Fernández presidency and more.
In the nineteenth episode of “Two gringos with questions,” hosts Chris and Ken speak to Levitsky about the state of democracy in Latin America, what might have gone wrong in Venezuela, and the future of Argentina.
In the eighteenth episode of “Two gringos with questions,” Chris and Ken speak to Bejerman about the latest trends in the Latin American literary scene, diversity in the industry, and the future of Latin American literature.
In the seventeenth episode, Ken and Victoria speak to Bibiana Rojas about the growing cannabis market in Latin America, her early jump into the industry in her native Colombia, and transforming a controversial and male-dominated sector.
In the sixteenth episode of “Two gringos with questions,” Chris and Ken talk to former Bolivian president and presidential candidate Carlos Mesa about President Evo Morales’ controversial fourth bid, his campaign promises and more…
In the fifteenth episode, Chris and Ken speak to El Salvador’s then-Vice President-elect Félix Ulloa. Speaking before taking office on June 1, Ulloa talks about the end of the two-party hold on the presidency, ending corruption and more.
