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A guide to the best B2B podcast coverage of Strait of Hormuz - the shows and 28 episodes that go deepest, ranked by substance, not downloads.

The Strait of Hormuz remains a critical chokepoint for global energy markets, but recent disruptions have fundamentally altered shipping patterns and energy security calculus. Episodes featuring Rep. Jim Himes and Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne examine the geopolitical fallout from Iran tensions, while coverage of floating LNG technology with Black & Veatch and analysis of why tankers haven't returned to normal routes illustrate how supply chain operators are adapting to prolonged uncertainty in one of the world's most strategically vital waterways.

Best shows on Strait of Hormuz

Best episodes on Strait of Hormuz

  1. Why Oil Tankers Still Are Not Returning to the Strait of Hormuz

    Oil Ground Up · 2026-06-23

    96 / 100

    Uh, we had always known there was always the fear that the Strait of Hormuz could be interdicted or potentially closed, but that was really kind of an outside idea because during the tanker war of the 1980s, we never saw the strait close.

  2. How many wake up calls does Europe need?

    Plugged In: the energy news podcast · 2026-05-21

    95 / 100

    As the conflict in Iran drags on and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, analysts remain divided over how long the disruption could last and the implications for global energy markets.

  3. Maritime Domain Awareness in a Changing World - Simon Tucker of SRT Marine

    In the Company of Mavericks · 2026-06-18

    91 / 100
  4. The Middle East Shipping Crisis With Sal Mercogliano From What’s Going On With Shipping? - Unboxing Logistics Ep. 84

    Unboxing Logistics · 2026-03-11

    88 / 100

    And, and here I am five years later and, and I, I've spent this entire past week, every morning getting up and doing an update on the Strait of Hormuz and, and, and global shipping around the world.

  5. Uneven Demand, Tight Supply: Navigating the Next Procurement Challenge

    The Decisive Podcast · 2026-06-20

    85 / 100
  6. Special episode : "Middle East Tensions: What’s at Stake for Energy Markets"

    ENGIE EnergyScan · 2026-04-25

    81 / 100

    And Iran did not stop there as it very quickly blocked the Strait of Hormuz through which 20% of global oil demand passed, roughly 20 million barrels per day, as well as considerable volumes of LNG, mainly from Qatar, along with fertilizers, chemicals, and materials.

  7. The Big Story: Trump orders new strikes on Iran. Are we back to square one?

    Your Way Home with Hongbin Jeong · 2026-07-09

    80 / 100

    That's according to US President Donald Trump after fresh fighting erupted following Iranian attacks on commercial ships in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.

  8. No silver bullet for doves

    The Currency Exchange · 2026-06-19

    78 / 100

    Um, certainly the big drop in oil prices and the expectation for a potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz with the new US Iran deal, maybe seeing some positive risk feed through certainly into your world emir and some of the higher carry ems, whether or not those currencies could be supported in a better risk environment.

  9. Talking Supply Chain: The Strait of Hormuz is open, but normal is not near

    Supply Chain Management Review Podcast Network · 2026-06-25

    78 / 100

    Well, the Strait of Hormuz is finally open.

  10. West Coast Rates Entangle East Coast: What That Signal Means

    Supply Chain Secrets · 2026-06-29

    76 / 100

    Let's talk about the Strait of Hormuz.

  11. Crawl, Walk, Run: Inside the Race to Turn Latin America Into a Global LNG Force

    NGI’s Hub & Flow · 2026-06-25

    76 / 100

    Just a heads up, we mentioned the Strait of Hormuz blockage a few times.

  12. SpaceX Surges, Anthropic Stumbles, and Bezos Bets $12B

    trading places · 2026-06-23

    72 / 100

    Sironic, uh, had a drone boat that rescued some pilots off the Strait of Hormuz.

  13. How to Avoid Chokepoints and Build Supply Chain Resilience

    Supply Chain Optimizers · 2025-10-16

    71 / 100

    The Strait of Hormuz is a very good example of that.

  14. Asia's Alphabet Soup Economies

    Moody’s Talks · 2026-06-25

    71 / 100

    If recent news flows to be believed, it sounds like Iran is working to put in place some sort of scheme to, um, put fees on ships, vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

  15. Tractor Supply CMO Kimberley Gardiner on the Power of "Life Out Here." PLUS The K-shaped Economy and Grocery's Shaky Middle

    Remarkable Retail Podcast · 2026-06-30

    71 / 100
  16. Running On Empty, Running Blind - HyperNormal Situation Report May 15th

    In the Company of Mavericks · 2026-05-16

    70 / 100
  17. EP 83: Paul Brown from BDE Data

    Energy Bytes · 2026-04-10

    69 / 100

    But it's also, I think, cool and important to see what else is going on across the rest of the world and how things like, you know, them blocking the Strait of Hormuz, which has, I don't know what percentage 30, 40% of the world's oil goes through that strait.

  18. 22: From Bar Mitzvah Money to Running a Hedge Fund | Matt Poliak on Investing, Energy, AI & Building a Life

    Unfiltered Finance! · 2026-06-12

    62 / 100

    Uh, and in the context of what's happening with the Strait of Hormuz or AI or just energy on its own, outside of those two massive factors, the opportunity Set in my coverage universe is the best that I've ever seen it.

  19. The implementation of the Maritime Labour Convention in times of crisis

    The Future of Work Podcast · 2026-06-08

    58 / 100

    We had the pandemic, the COVID 19 pandemic, the Ukraine war, and now of course, what's happening in the Middle east and the Strait of Hormuz.

  20. Black & Veatch, Leading in Floating LNG Technology with Brian Mandelbaum | Ep 347

    Oil and Gas Upstream · 2026-07-01

    57 / 100

    And of course we're seeing some of that right now with the Strait of Hormuz.

  21. Becky Quick: Warren Buffett's Biggest Lessons, CNBC, and Finding Purpose Through Adversity

    The Master Investor Podcast with Wilfred Frost · 2026-06-16

    56 / 100

    While they're doing that, both sides have agreed to make sure that the Strait of Hormuz is reopened.

  22. What Comes After the Iran War? - with Rep. Jim Himes

    The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · 2026-07-02

    56 / 100

    Uh, they now know something they didn't know a, ah, year ago, which is that they can control or at least have a profound impact on the global economy simply by flying a bunch of drones over the Strait of Hormuz.

  23. Navigating Uncertainties: Strategic Bank Playbook

    Cedar on Banking · 2026-03-12

    54 / 100

    But the absolute focal point of this crisis is the physical bottleneck at the Strait of Hormuz.

  24. Answering Your Energy Questions

    TXOGA Talks · 2026-05-14

    41 / 100

    You have instability involving Iran and threats around the Strait of Hormuz war, one of the most critical oil shipping checkpoints on the entire planet.

  25. Beyond the Pump: Navigating Middle East Conflict and American Energy, Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne

    The Crude Truth · 2026-06-23

    37 / 100
  26. Energy Security in a Shifting World: Why New Supply Frontiers Matter [Video Edition]

    The Bell2Bell (B2B) Podcast · 2026-04-13

    36 / 100

    Rising geopolitical tensions and renewed disruptions to global shipping lanes, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, are once again underscoring a hard truth for policymakers: energy security remains deeply fragile.

  27. Energy Security in a Shifting World: Why New Supply Frontiers Matter

    The Bell2Bell (B2B) Podcast · 2026-04-13

    32 / 100

    Rising geopolitical tensions and renewed disruptions to global shipping lanes, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, are once again underscoring a hard truth for policymakers: energy security remains deeply fragile.

  28. Gas storage: Complacency or Crunch?

    Plugged In: the energy news podcast · 2026-04-30

    And well, it's let's say more easy to keep the strait closed uh than have it open, as one successful attack or even the attempt would leave the ships not going through the Strait of Hormuz.