The podcast episodes cover various aspects of Brazil, from its political landscape and economic conditions to its environmental issues and cultural dynamics.

The Savvy Squatter of NYC w/ Gianmarco Soresi provides insight into a legal loophole that allowed a man to stay in a New York hotel for years, highlighting the complexities of housing laws and property ownership, which have parallels in Brazil.

#1015 - What Geopolitic Risks Are Not Priced In? | with Jacob Shapiro & Marko Papic discusses Brazil as a potential investment opportunity, considering the broader geopolitical context and its impact on global markets.

Selects: Who is The Man of the Hole? delves into the story of an uncontacted indigenous tribe in Brazil, shedding light on the country's efforts to protect its diverse cultures and environments.

#339: Nightclub Turns Into GAS CHAMBER Killing 242 University Students In One Night examines a tragic nightclub fire in Brazil, exploring issues of disaster preparedness, safety regulations, and the impact on affected communities.

Can Mass Protest Movements Deliver Climate Revolution? (w/ Vincent Bevins) discusses the role of mass protest movements in Brazil, including the Free Fare Movement and the country's political transitions, and their potential to drive progressive change.

UNLOCKED: A New Pink Tide? (w/ Thea Riofrancos & David Adler) explores the prospects for a return of left-wing political leadership in Brazil, examining the challenges posed by the current right-wing administration.

Episode 177 - The Jakarta Method delves into the history of U.S. interventionism in Brazil and other Latin American countries during the Cold War, providing historical context for understanding the country's political dynamics.