The Red Line
The Red Line
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Description
Three experts, one Story. Each fortnight we host a panel of international experts diving into the biggest geopolitical stories shaping the news both here and overseas.
Hosted by Michael Hilliard
Hosted by Michael Hilliard
Podcast Information
About the Host
Host Name: Michael Hilliard
Host Residence Country: Australia
Michael Hilliard is a conflict journalist and analyst specialising in Russia, Europe and the former Soviet republics. With over a decade of on-the-ground experience reporting from some of the world's most tumultuous warzones, Michael has won various awards for his analytical work.
Michael is also currently the Director of Communications for the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs, and a consultant working as an advisor and defence policy writer for the UK, US and Australian governments with a strong focus on Eurasian defence policy. Michael's previous background as a journalist includes reporting from countries as varied as Iran, to Ukraine, to XinXiang, to the breakaway state of Transnistria, going after stories as diverse as missing nuclear waste in Africa to electoral interference in South America.
Michael is probably best known in the geopolitical community though for being the founder and host of The Red Line Podcast, a geopolitical analysis program focusing on conflicts from around the world. The program has made front-page news in several countries and has worked with the likes of The White House, the CIA, Harvard, Oxford and Chatham House to produce fortnightly 90-minute analysis pieces for a wide audience. The Red Line has now been streamed over 20 million times in 150+ countries and has made it onto Harvard University's recommended list.
Michael is also currently the Director of Communications for the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs, and a consultant working as an advisor and defence policy writer for the UK, US and Australian governments with a strong focus on Eurasian defence policy. Michael's previous background as a journalist includes reporting from countries as varied as Iran, to Ukraine, to XinXiang, to the breakaway state of Transnistria, going after stories as diverse as missing nuclear waste in Africa to electoral interference in South America.
Michael is probably best known in the geopolitical community though for being the founder and host of The Red Line Podcast, a geopolitical analysis program focusing on conflicts from around the world. The program has made front-page news in several countries and has worked with the likes of The White House, the CIA, Harvard, Oxford and Chatham House to produce fortnightly 90-minute analysis pieces for a wide audience. The Red Line has now been streamed over 20 million times in 150+ countries and has made it onto Harvard University's recommended list.
Average Episode Length
Over 1.5 Hours
Audience Demographics
Gender
Male
95%
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Female
5%
|
Audience Percent by Country
United States | 45% | |
Canada | 6% | |
United Kingdom | 11% | |
Australia | 10% | |
Germany | 4% | |
India | 6% |
Education
High School | 11% | |
Some College | 22% | |
Bachelors | 43% | |
Masters | 18% | |
PHD/Doctorate | 6% |
Age
12-17 | 4% | |
18-24 | 24% | |
25-34 | 29% | |
35-44 | 17% | |
45-54 | 11% | |
55-64 | 8% | |
65+ | 7% | |
Median Age: 36 |
Income
Less than $40k | 15% | |
$40k-$60k | 10% | |
$60k-$80k | 21% | |
$80k-$100k | 38% | |
$100k-$150k | 11% | |
$150k+ | 5% | |
Median Income: $79,000 |
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