John Prideaux

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643 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 19 Jun

John Prideaux’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 3 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 3.

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I'll follow Tocqueville to the Ohio River and find a side of America he would have hated. matched
And on to the center of power, where I'll explore what the future of American democracy looks like. matched
I've been blessed to have a very unique experience matched
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individual kid and their spouses. matched
The rest of the series will come out through June. matched
To continue listening, you'll need to be a subscriber. matched
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Tocqueville Road Trip was made by Imogen Svotka, John Shields, Pete Norton, Claire Reed, and me, with additional editing by Rosie Blore and Sam Colbert. matched
Wei Donglin is our sound designer, Darren Ung composed the music, and Nico Roefast voiced the extracts from Tocqueville. matched
I'm John Prido, this is the Economist. matched
Not long ago, I boarded an outbound ferry from Stassen Island in New York.
The twenty five minute trip takes you across the blue grey waters of the city's harbour to a terminal on the southern tip of Manhattan.
On your left you pass Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.
Off in the distance, to the right, you see the Brooklyn Bridge.
Out in front, the glass, steel and granite towers of Lower Manhattan reach up to the sky.
The buildings are physically imposing.
But that's not what draws me to this view.
It's what they stand for.
Because even if you've never been to New York, you've felt its pull, maybe even imagined yourself inside it, like Ross and Rachel, Spider Man or Sinatra.
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