In this conversation, I discuss the power of podcasting and the challenges of China watching with
Jordan Schneider. We discuss what has made his ‘pod-letter’ a success, the personal and career benefits of podcasting, why think tanks struggle to build great podcasts, common blind spots in the China watcher community, tech competition between the US and China, Biden’s China strategy and many more topics.
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Jordan Schneider is a China tech policy analyst and editor of the newsletter and host of the podcast China Talk. Jordan is currently a senior analyst at the independent research firm, Rhodium Group, and an adjunct fellow at the Center for New American Security. Jordan was previously a research analyst at Bridgewater Associates and a research intern at the Brookings Institution. You can subscribe to his newsletter at
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