Hunter's War: Geopolitics, Society and the Pursuit of Peace

Hunter’s War is a podcast where we discuss geopolitics, war, and society. I am a student in the Department of War Studies at Kings College London, and my goal is to take you along on my journey to learn how we can create a more resilient society during times of conflict.

Hunter's War: Geopolitics, Society and the Pursuit of Peace is a news podcast hosted by Hunter, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Hunter hosts Hunter's War: Geopolitics, Society and the Pursuit of Peace, a news show with 12 episodes published.

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  Submarines, Deterrence and Leadership Underwater with Fernando Tagle Valle

  May 8, 202637 minS0

  <p>Fernando Tagle Valle is a former executive officer (XO) in the Chilean Navy with 21 years of service. He brings rare operational depth to one of today's most consequential and underreported military domains.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, Hunter and Fernando cover:</p><p><br></p><p>Submarine as a deterrence tool: The most powerful thing about a submarine isn't the weapon it carries, it's that no one can find it. Fernando explains why that uncertainty is itself a strategic asset, available to middle powers and great powers alike, and why a single conventional submarine can pose...

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  How Finland Deters Russia with Tom Woolmore

  Apr 4, 202645 minS1

  <p>This episode of Hunter's War is a conversation with Tom Woolmore on how Finland is responding to the Russian threat, and what countries like the UK can learn from it. With Russia's war in Ukraine grinding into its fourth year and European defence officials warning of potential confrontation within three to five years, one small Nordic nation has already figured it out. Finland's comprehensive security model isn't about buying more weapons—it's about creating a social contract so strong that ordinary citizens believe their country is genuinely worth defending. In this episode, I speak with security analyst and defence re...

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  Innovation Ecosystems, Geopolitics & Power with Edoardo Giglio

  Feb 22, 202656 minS1

  <p>Show Notes: </p><p>In this episode of Hunter’s War, Hunter speaks with Edoardo Giglio, among many things, the author of Tech Tides: How Innovation Shapes Global Power, to explore how innovation ecosystems are redefining the modern battlefield and the global balance of power.</p><p>Find Edoardo’s book at these links:</p><p>https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/tech-tides-9781538198766/</p><p>https://www.amazon.com/Tech-Tides-Innovation-Shapes-Global/dp/1538198762 </p><p>From the "tanks vs. bytes" debate to the unique success of Silicon Valley and Israel, Giglio breaks down why some nations lead the future while others are left...

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  A Vision for Iran with Bardia Hariri

  Feb 3, 202638 minS1

  <p>On this episode of Hunter's War, guest Bardia Hariri, an Iranian-American academic and businessman, lays out a vision for Iran's future. With a deepening rift between the Iranian state and its people and the recent mass atrocity in which an estimated 33,000 citizens were killed, Hariri outlines the vision of Iranaissance. A decentralized platform of experts and diaspora, including CEOs and engineers, who are preparing for the eventual collapse of the regime. Central to this vision is a focus on economic reintegration over political sloganeering. Hariri identifies five non-negotiables that Iran must meet to attract the $150 billion in annual investment...

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  Insurgency and Civil War with Prof. David Betz

  Dec 18, 20251h 25mS1

  <p>Is the West past the tipping point for civil conflict? In this episode of Hunter’s War, we sit down with Professor David Betz of King's College London for a challenging conversation about political legitimacy, insurgency, and the fragility of modern Western societies.</p><p>We explore the core concepts of insurgency as a social movement and why modern counterinsurgency often fails. Applying these lessons home, we discuss the indicators of domestic civil war currently flashing red in the West: polar factionalism, the fear of status loss, and the total collapse of institutional legitimacy. We also examine why economic we...

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