The Guardian has announced the launch of a new video podcast series titled 'Stateside', hosted by journalist Kai Carter. The show aims to provide a British perspective on American politics, culture, and current affairs, offering in-depth analysis and interviews with key figures.
What to Expect from Stateside
Each episode of Stateside will delve into pressing issues in the United States, from electoral politics to social movements, with a focus on how these developments resonate across the Atlantic. Kai Carter, known for his insightful reporting, will bring his expertise to the forefront, engaging with policymakers, activists, and cultural commentators.
Format and Accessibility
The podcast will be available as both audio and video, catering to diverse audience preferences. Episodes will be released weekly on major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. The Guardian aims to leverage its global reach to foster cross-Atlantic dialogue.
- Weekly episodes exploring US politics and culture
- Interviews with prominent figures from various sectors
- Available in audio and video formats
Kai Carter expressed excitement about the project, stating that Stateside will offer a unique lens through which British audiences can understand the complexities of the United States. The Guardian's editor-in-chief noted that the podcast aligns with the publication's commitment to high-quality journalism and innovative storytelling.
Stateside premieres on May 14, 2026, with the first episode featuring an exclusive interview with a former US cabinet member. The Guardian plans to expand its podcast portfolio further in the coming months.
