Sea Control

Sea Control host Jay interviews Ray Baker, a maritime OSINT analyst and author, about tracking vessels, shadow fleets, and the role of open-source intelligence in the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict (Operation Epic Fury).

Sea Control host Jay interviews Ian Brown, a retired Marine CH-53 pilot and author, about his second book on Cold War strategist John Boyd: 'Snowmobiles and Grand Ideals: John Boyd's Vision for Thriving in Chaos.' Brown argues that Boyd is far more than 'the OODA loop guy' — the loop doesn't even appear in many of Boyd's briefings — and explains Boyd's core snowmobile analogy for creative problem-solving through deconstruction and recombination.

This episode features an interview with Taiwanese tech entrepreneur T.H.

This episode discusses the historical Tanker War and its parallels to the current Operation Urgent Fury conflict involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel, focusing on maritime strategies and naval operations.

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This episode discusses a geopolitical risk report analyzing potential maritime security implications of an escalating conflict between Iran and the U.S./Israel in the Middle East.

Host Jay interviews Steve Thomas about the revised edition of his book 'The Last Navigator', discussing his background as a television host and how the project led to his career on This Old House.

Interview with Dr.

An interview with Dr.

Former Commandant of the Marine Corps General Robert Neller discusses the role of information in warfighting and his career.

Host Walker Mills interviews Coast Guard Commander Steve Hulse about his article proposing bases on the Aleutian Islands to project power across the Pacific.

An interview with former Navy officials discussing their article on maritime statecraft and its future.

A discussion with a Marine officer about his article on the drone carrier revolution and its implications for naval warfare.

An interview with Dr.

An interview discussing the return of private maritime security companies and their role in 21st century maritime security.

A journalist recounts her experience embedding with the military during Hurricane Katrina response and recovery efforts.

A naval officer discusses moral leadership in the military, based on his article for CIMSEC.

Interview with historian Ronald Poe about his book on China's maritime history during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

An interview with Andrew Erickson about his co-edited book on Chinese amphibious warfare and potential cross-strait invasion scenarios.

An interview with Dr.

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Sea Control 573 features an Italian-language interview with Federico Petroni, geopolitical analyst at Limes magazine, discussing Arctic strategic competition.

An interview with authors discussing their book on Taiwan's nationhood in a changing world order.

An interview with a U.S.

Commander Justin Cobb discusses his award-winning article arguing that any potential conflict between the U.S.

An interview with river historian Scott McFarlane about the historical significance of rivers and canoes, and their role in American history.

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Interview with historian Sasha Maggio about her World War II podcast series, covering naval and amphibious warfare.

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Interview with Dr.

This episode features an interview with researcher Tanir Mukherjee discussing his article on the proliferation of drones in naval warfare, focusing on their impact on maritime security and naval modernization in Asia.

An interview with Larry Bond about his experience with the Naval Tactical Analysis Game (NABTAG/CTAG) and how it inspired the Harpoon wargame series.

This episode features an interview with historian Dr.

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