Over Here, Over There looks back at the NO KINGS march and the Democratic election successes that followed, using both to outline a path forward for strengthening democratic norms, behaviours, and institutions that have been undermined by the Trump Administration. Not since the Civil War has the United States been so internally divided and under threat, even as foreign adversaries grow stronger and more audacious in their attempts to weaken the US and its allies. Claudia and Dan explore innovative strategies to counter these destructive forces—tactics that can be implemented now—and urge Democrats to elevate leaders who are bolder, more forward-thinking, and more effective in confronting Trump’s anti-democratic agenda.

More ideas and strategies will be explored in future episodes, so stay tuned. For now, listen, engage, and join the conversation—and please don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share the episode with thoughtful people like yourselves.

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Over Here, Over There co-host Dan Harris speaks with BBC Radio Wiltshire presenter Graham Rogers about the implications of Donald Trump's unprecedented second state visit to the UK, exploring the political dynamics, public opinion, and the expectations from both sides regarding trade and international relations. The risk is mainly on the UK side as it tries to score diplomatic points in the background, away from the pomp and pageantry on display before Trump. Will it be a risk worth taking? Tune in for the conversation, and please don't forget to like, share, and subscribe. Thank you!

In this fourth on-the-ground update, Claudia from "Over Here, Over There" Podcast explores Kathmandu’s return to life. But what's next? Nepal´s geography makes it a coveted piece on the world’s chessboard. Can it stay independent, or will it become a playground for superpowers? Discover why Nepal’s strategic location, enormous hydropower potential, and vital rivers can shape the future far beyond the Himalayas, and learn why Nepal’s fate should matter to you, wherever you live.

Tune in for smart insights on Himalayan geopolitics and its future. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and join the conversation—your thoughts and stories matter!