Cuba

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Cuba

As of November 2026, Cuba has been mentioned in 9 episodes across 9 podcasts, first heard Nov 2025 on NPR. Podcasts frequently discuss Cuba in the context of its ongoing humanitarian crisis and political challenges, as noted in the MS NOW episode where a historian highlights the suffering of its people. Additionally, episodes like those on Glenn Beck and MeidasTouch explore Cuba's geopolitical significance, especially regarding U.S. foreign policy and potential regime change. The cultural impact is also evident, with personal stories connecting individuals to their Cuban heritage.

Cuba, officially the Republic of Cuba, is an island country in the Caribbean. It comprises the eponymous main island as well as 4,195 islands, islets, and cays. Situated at the convergence of the Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and Atlantic Ocean, Cuba is located east of the Yucatán Peninsula, south of both Florida and the Bahamas, west of Hispaniola, and north of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. Cuba is the largest country in the Caribbean by area and the third-largest by population, after Haiti

Cuba at a glance
Mentioned in9 episodes on 9 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardNov 2025 on NPR
TypeCountry/island

What do podcasts say about Cuba?

4 quotes, recorded on MS NOW and Glenn Beck.

How do different shows talk about Cuba?

6 shows discussed Cuba in these episodes.

Who talks about Cuba on podcasts?

Cuba came up; the most recent mention was May 2026 on The Diary Of A CEO.

Which podcasts mention Cuba most?

The Diary Of A CEO (1 episode), NPR (1 episode) and MeidasTouch (1 episode) mention Cuba most.

  1. The Diary Of A CEO — 1 episode
  2. NPR — 1 episode
  3. MeidasTouch — 1 episode
  4. The Rest Is History — 1 episode
  5. Stay Tranquilo — 1 episode

More podcast appearances

What is Cuba mentioned alongside?

Cuba is most often mentioned alongside El Cuartico, Belly of the Beast and Bloomberg.

Located here: El Cuartico, Belly of the Beast, Bloomberg, Russia

Mentioned together: Biru, Bartholomé de las Casas, Tawantinsuyu, civilization, Tumbes, Cusco, Rasheen Vega, Empire, Hernán Cortés, The Rest Is History