Meredith Ogilvie-Thompson
All That I Have Met
Conversations with people changing the world. Not the usual suspects. Not the usual questions. New episodes drop the first and third Thursday of the month. Hosted by award-winning journalist Meredith Ogilvie-Thompson.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: meredithogilviethompson.substack.com
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Oct 1, 2026
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Dispatch: Sam Kiley on the Middle East 01.04.2026 43:47
" History is happening to people who have become very complacent about history being a thing that happens to other people." That's Sam Kiley, near the end of our conversation. And the line I keep coming back to. Sam has covered every major conflict of the past thirty years — from Somalia, Rwanda and Iraq, to Afghanistan, Ukraine and — now — the widening war in the Middle East. He is...
The State of Things 17.03.2026 55:34
In Conversation with Aniket Shah. Most people who work in finance don't question capitalism. And most people who question capitalism don't work in finance. Aniket Shah does both — which turns out to be a very useful position to occupy. For more than a decade, he’s been making an argument most of his industry considers fringe: that markets don't drive economies, governments do; and t...
Cracks in the Edifice 12.02.2026 42:23
In Conversation with Michael Power. America is not behind on AI. It’s fighting the wrong war entirely. Michael Power spent more than thirty years as a global strategist at Ninety-One (formerly Investec Asset Management), advising investors and governments on the shifting architecture of capital — his worldview shaped by questioning the assumptions most people take for granted, including the ones b...
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