Irregular Warfare Podcast

The episode opens with the claim that irregular warfare is still defined by what it is not, which makes the term hard to use for national security planning.

Irregular Warfare Podcast's "Chokepoints: American Power in the Age of Economic Warfare" frames U.S.

General Stephen Whiting says Operation Midnight Hammer used seven bombers, space-based ISR, weather data, and GPS timing so the force could strike multiple targets with synchronized command and control.

Irregular Warfare Podcast frames Iranian deterrence around long-range strike systems, nuclear hedging, nuclear latency, and a transnational proxy network the regime calls the "axis of resistance." Hosts Ben Jeb and Alex Chinchilla speak with Dr.

Chris Blair and Joseph Votel argue that militant alliance networks can reveal operational and ideological gaps, not just strength, in groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast features Dr.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast episode examines competitive intervention, defined by Noel Anderson as rival states providing simultaneous military assistance to government and rebel forces in a civil war.

Irregular Warfare Podcast episode 145 examines why people leave countries such as the United States and United Kingdom to fight in Ukraine, Iraq, Syria, and other civil wars.

Episode 144 of the Irregular Warfare Podcast examines August Cull and Peter Singer’s 2037 scenario in which U.S.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast examines how Ukrainian resistance and special operations supported broader war aims against Russia, from the defense of Kyiv to long-range attacks.

Episode 143 of the Irregular Warfare Podcast asks why some guerrilla organizations can implement effective strategies while others cannot.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast examines Department of Defense Instruction 3000.07 with host Ben Jebb and guests Jonathan Schroden, David Maxwell, and Mick Cherenkovich.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast examines whether resistance operations in occupied Ukraine affect the broader war when synchronized with conventional military activity.

Irregular Warfare Podcast’s “South America in Competition Conference: Bonus Episode 2” brings together seven conference participants across three conversations about OSINT, illicit finance, and economic warfare.

Fiona Murray and John Griffin examine how China’s control of drone components creates supply-chain leverage in Ukraine and elsewhere.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast’s “South America in Competition Conference: Bonus Episode 1” presents four conference follow-ups on Chinese influence, economic statecraft, infrastructure, and irregular warfare in South America.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast's “Future of War Part II: On Their Own” examines August Cole's fictional 2030s mission in Thailand, where U.S.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast examines why victorious rebel movements sometimes remain loyal to postwar governments while others fragment, defect, or stage coups.

August Cole and Major General Peter Huntley use Safe Harbor 2 to examine how MARSOC Raiders could operate against proxy terrorist networks in an unnamed country around 2040.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast examines why Matt Pottinger and Matt Turpin believe deterrence is weakening around Taiwan after Afghanistan, Ukraine, and the October 2023 Hamas attacks backed by Iran.

Rebecca Patterson and retired Lieutenant General David Barno argue that the United States treats economic and informational power as supporting tools rather than primary domains of competition.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast examines how American strategic culture shapes competition below the threshold of armed conflict, drawing on Winning Without Fighting by Dr.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast examines how Susan Bryant and Thomas X.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast's Don Edwards and Julia McClendon interview Susan Bryant and Thomas X.

The Irregular Warfare Podcast examines “security hybridization,” in which countries such as Vietnam and Hungary pursue security relationships with both the United States and China.

This episode of the Irregular Warfare Podcast explores a theory of irregular war centered on the dysfunctional sovereign, with guest Jonathan Haggett discussing its implications for U.S.