Episodes

Every episode of Hunter’s War — watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify.



Ep.11 Tom Woolmore

Ep.11

Tom Woolmore

Finland & Nordic security researcher

How Finland deters Russia — and what countries like the UK can learn from the Nordic model of whole-of-society defence.

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Ep.10 Bardia Hariri

Ep.10

Bardia Hariri

Iranian-American entrepreneur & founder of Iranaissance

On the Iranaissance movement, the 60-day transition window after a potential regime collapse, and Iran’s path to becoming a global trade crossroads.

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Ep.9 Edoardo Giglio

Ep.9

Edoardo Giglio

Author of Tech Tides, innovation & geopolitics researcher

How innovation ecosystems are rewriting the rules of war — from Taiwan’s Silicon Shield to Europe’s AI crisis and the new geography of technological power.

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Ep.8 David Betz

Ep.8

David Betz

Professor of War in the Modern World, King’s College London

Civil war is no longer a distant thought experiment for the West. Betz argues we’ve already passed the tipping point — and maps the six conditions signalling internal rupture.

“I believe that civil war is coming to the West. In fact, I think we’re past the tipping point.”

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Ep.7 Michelle Haas

Ep.7

Michelle Haas

PhD Researcher, UGent; Fellow, Egmont Institute; Special Forces Reservist

On the state of the transatlantic relationship, Europe’s preparedness gap, and the whole-of-society lessons the Baltics and Nordics have for the rest of the Alliance.

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Ep.6 Jerome Drevon

Ep.6

Jerome Drevon

Senior Analyst, International Crisis Group; author of From Jihad to Politics

How HTS evolved from an Al-Qaeda affiliate to Syria’s governing power — the organisational dynamics, the “jihadi paradox,” and what it reveals about armed groups worldwide.

“For him to meet an American president — that was clearly inconceivable up to some time ago.”

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Ep.5 Mateusz Mielczarek

Ep.5

Mateusz Mielczarek

Chief Strategy Officer, Community of Democracies; KCL War Studies researcher

Poland is spending over 4% of GDP on defence and becoming NATO’s eastern powerhouse. On the strategy, the hybrid threats, and why societal resilience is central to it all.

“We try to prepare for the next wars rather than the past one.”

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Ep.4 Inès Abdel Razek

Ep.4

Inès Abdel Razek

Co-Director, Palestine Institute for Public Diplomacy

On Palestinian fragmentation, the legitimacy crisis of the PLO, the rise of people’s diplomacy, and why international complicity is the greatest obstacle to liberation.

“The obstacles to our liberation are international.”

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Ep.3 Damon Golriz

Ep.3

Damon Golriz

Strategic Iran Analyst, Hague Centre for Strategic Studies

On the US-Israeli strikes, why there was no real strategy behind them, the three pillars keeping the Islamic Republic standing, and why Iran could still build a nuclear weapon in 15 days.

“There is no strategy. There is no plan.”

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Ep.2 Grant Ennis

Ep.2

Grant Ennis

Author of Dark PR: How Corporate Disinformation Undermines Our Health and the Environment

The corporate playbook that shifted blame for climate catastrophe onto individuals — including how BP invented the concept of your personal carbon footprint — and why only collective action changes the world.

“We must make the world a better place, not feel as though we are making the world a better place.”

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Ep.1 Rudi Vranckx

Ep.1

Rudi Vranckx

Belgian war journalist & historian, VRT

On why we’re living in a Gramscian “age of monsters,” how history is weaponised by those in power, and why understanding the past is the only reliable compass left.

“It’s a slow war of attrition to find the truth for society, for history. Be prepared.”

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