
A new show and vertical focused on defense tech and the defense industrial base, created and produced by WAR ON THE ROCKS and supported by BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Quantum's hype obscures a reality with real geopolitical stakes: the technology works and is advancing every day. Cameron Chehreh (IonQ), JD Dulny (Booz Allen), and Ben Gianni (GDIT) join Jonathan to discuss the race to Q-Day. They cover the shift to... more
In a Pacific war, the U.S. military cannot assume uncontested access to its depots and supply lines for munitions, spare parts, food, water, and energy. Jonathan is joined by David Tuttle (Rune Technologies), Paul Lwin (HavocAI), and Tom Garvey (CACI... more
Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment Michael P. Duffey joins Jonathan to discuss the Pentagon's ongoing acquisition transformation. Their conversation spans the recent munitions agreements, industry investments, the shift to por... more
There's a clear consensus that America hollowed out its critical minerals base. How to rebuild it is less settled. Alex Grant of Magrathea Metals and Wes Spurlock of Principal Mineral join Jonathan to discuss the processing technology, labor force, a... more
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The first couple episodes of Cogs of War have been incredible. The knowledge and variety of guess as well as the detailed and researched questions of the host allow for varied content that is that is understandable and concise. A great quick listen!
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A narrowly focused deep-dive into defense technology, national security innovation, and the defense industrial base. Episodes commonly explore enterprise tech adoption for government use, modernization of procurement and open architectures, and the human and organizational challenges of integrating advanced technologies like AI, autonomous systems, and drone capabilities into military contexts. Notable flourishes include candid discussions with industry leaders, policymakers, and academic partners about practical workflows, procurement reform, and the evolving relationship between government, industry, and research institutions. The show often pairs senior industry executives with defense and policy perspectives to illuminate how cutting-ed... more
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Recent guests on Cogs of War include:
1. Michael P. Duffey
2. Alex Grant
3. Wes Spurlock
4. Dr. Joseph Jewell
5. Bill Pessin
6. Rob Wittman
7. Pat Ryan
8. Claire Qureshi
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