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Nobel Peace Prize

Nobel Peace Prize

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The Nobel Peace Prize series examines the world's most prestigious honor for peace across three compelling episodes. Beginning with Alfred Nobel's transformation from dynamite inventor to peace advocate, the series reveals how the prize operates, from its secretive selection process to its global impact. Episode two profiles iconic laureates including Martin Luther King Junior, Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, and Malala Yousafzai, exploring what courage and sacrifice truly mean. The final episode tackles the controversial twenty twenty-five award to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado while President Trump campaigned openly for the prize, revealing competing visions of peace: grassroots democratic resistance versus top-down presidential dealmaking. AI host Alexandra Reeves delivers expert analysis of this institution that has shaped international affairs for over a century.
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  • Join AI host Alexandra Reeves as she guides you through this series exploring the Nobel Peace Prize!

    Join AI host Alexandra Reeves as she guides you through this series exploring the Nobel Peace Prize!
    Oct 10 2025
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    1 m
  • Nobel Peace Prize 2025 Democracy Under Fire Machado's Win and Trump's Quest

    Nobel Peace Prize 2025 Democracy Under Fire Machado's Win and Trump's Quest
    Oct 10 2025
    Episode three examines the most politically charged Nobel Peace Prize in recent memory. Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado wins the twenty twenty-five award for her courageous fight against the Maduro dictatorship while living in hiding and risking death daily. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump's open campaign for the prize—claiming to have ended eight wars—ends in disappointment despite last-minute Gaza ceasefire announcements. The episode contrasts two models of peace: Machado's grassroots democratic resistance versus Trump's top-down presidential dealmaking. Through White House reactions, expert analysis, and examination of what the committee truly values, this finale reveals what peace means in our age of democratic backsliding and authoritarian resurgence worldwide.











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  • Nobel Peace Prize Champions of Peace – The Most Iconic Nobel Laureates

    Nobel Peace Prize Champions of Peace – The Most Iconic Nobel Laureates
    Oct 10 2025
    Episode two profiles the most iconic Nobel Peace Prize laureates whose names have become synonymous with peace itself. From Martin Luther King Junior's nonviolent civil rights struggle and Nelson Mandela's twenty-seven years in prison followed by reconciliation, to Mother Teresa's compassionate service and Malala Yousafzai becoming the youngest laureate at seventeen after surviving a Taliban assassination attempt. The episode examines presidential peacemakers including Theodore Roosevelt, Jimmy Carter's post-presidency humanitarian work, and Barack Obama's controversial early award. It also highlights transformative organizations like the Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, and Nihon Hidankyo. Throughout, common threads emerge: extraordinary courage, unwavering persistence, personal sacrifice, and the patience required for struggles spanning decades. These weren't perfect people—they were persistent people.
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