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Corridor Intelligence

You built something real. The decisions that got you here weren't in any playbook. This podcast exists because those stories deserve more than a LinkedIn post — and the leaders who lived them deserve a conversation that matches the weight of what they've done.

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Corridor Intelligence — The Podcast

Geopolitical analysis and strategic intelligence by Joseph Soares. New episodes weekly.

August 6, 2026 · Dispatch

28 Missiles, Zero Defenses: The Pattern Destroying America’s Military Reserves

Twenty-eight missiles hit Ukraine on Wednesday night. Zero were intercepted. Forty-eight hours later, Washington told Kyiv it’s out of Patriot interceptors — because the Middle East is drawing from the same reserve.

July 31, 2026 · Dispatch

Five-Twenty: The Fed Just Broke Two Bets in 48 Hours.

The 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.20% — a 19-year high — and almost nobody led with it. Here is what a long rate above five reprices.

July 30, 2026 · Decision-Making

The Decision That Saved Canada in 2008 Was Made in 1991

How governments actually decide under pressure — Canada’s crisis response as the worked example, every claim sourced to the original documents.

July 24, 2026 · Dispatch

Two Gates, One Week

The first weekly Corridor Dispatch — the week’s most consequential moves in power, capital, and resources.

April 18, 2026 · Hormuz

Historic Middle East Shift: Iran Deal Framework Emerges After US Navy Blockade

The blockade held. Talks restarted. What decision-makers need to take away — and what comes next.

April 18, 2026 · Energy

Iran’s Ports Sealed: What Happens When You Cut Off 90% of Trade

Iran’s trade pipelines run dry. A chokepoint scenario markets have not yet priced in.

April 18, 2026 · Europe

Why Europe Missed This Moment on Iran

Brussels chose silence. Washington acted. The strategic lesson European leaders can no longer ignore.

April 18, 2026 · Geopolitics

Trump Walks Away From Iran Talks — Blockade Begins NOW

Twenty-one hours of negotiations in Islamabad, then the order: complete blockade. Why this moment pivots US Middle East policy.

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The conversation you never get to have

Most people in your life don't understand what it took to build what you built. The risks you absorbed alone. The calls you made when everyone around you was guessing. This is a space for that conversation — with a host who has sat in rooms where the stakes were national, not theoretical.

A peer across the table

Your host served in the Prime Minister's Office of Canada during the 2008 financial crisis and as Chief of Staff in the Senate of Canada during the 2020 pandemic. He's been featured in Forbes, Newsweek, the National Post, the Globe and Mail, and media globally. He's not asking surface questions — he's asking the ones only someone who's been tested would know to ask.

Your story, told with gravity

No highlight reels. No scripted pitches. This is a candid, peer-level conversation about the decisions that actually shaped your career — the ones that kept you up at night and made you who you are.

An audience that acts

Our listeners are decision-makers across business, government, and public life — the kind of people who hear a story and do something with it. Your words reach people who matter.

Multi-platform reach

Every episode produces 10–15 short-form clips distributed across LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and X. One conversation becomes a permanent authority asset across every major platform.

Simple, respectful of your time

We designed the format around busy leaders. No multi-day productions. No homework. Show up, have a great conversation, and we handle the rest.

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Optional 10-min pre-call
10–15
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100%
Remote
Record via video call
Full
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We edit, produce & distribute
Evergreen
Your episode lives forever

The conversations that matter

Every episode orbits the same question: when the pressure was highest, what did you do — and what did it teach you?

The decision that changed everything
Building a business from nothing
Leading through crisis and uncertainty
Trust, reputation, and earned influence
The deal that almost broke you
Succession, legacy, and what comes next
Hard lessons from failure and recovery
When everything depends on one call

Joseph Soares

Joseph served in the Prime Minister's Office of Canada during the 2008 financial crisis. As Chief of Staff in the Senate of Canada during the 2020 pandemic. He's been featured in Forbes, Newsweek, the National Post, the Globe and Mail, and media globally. He now advises a select number of leaders who want a senior mind in their corner when the stakes are high.

He created this podcast because the most valuable lessons in business are rarely shared publicly — and the leaders who earned them deserve a platform that treats their stories with the gravity they deserve.

Served in the Prime Minister's Office (2008 Crisis)
Senate of Canada Chief of Staff (COVID-19)
Published in Forbes & Newsweek

Why leaders say yes

This is not a sales pitch. It's an invitation to share your story with an audience that will genuinely benefit from hearing it.

Is this conversation for you?

We don’t choose guests by follower counts or media profiles. We invite leaders who have been genuinely tested — whose decisions carried real weight. If that’s your story, we’d like to hear it.

Your details are used only to consider your application. No newsletter, no sharing.

Your story deserves this conversation.

We interview a small number of leaders who have been genuinely tested. If that’s your story, tell us about it.