Provoked with Darryl Cooper and Scott Horton
Darryl Cooper and Scott Horton"Provoked" features Scott Horton and Darryl Cooper exploring the psychology of conflict and how ordinary people become participants in cycles of violence.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryNewsPolitics | |||
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Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton discuss the latest Russian attack on Kiev, the state of the war in Ukraine, possible pathways to resolution, and more.
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0:36 Independence Day Talk and Opening Banter
1:47 Founding Fathers and Liberty
7:13 Spo... more
Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton discuss the Trump administration's attempts to save face while withdrawing from the Iran war without accomplishing any of their original goals and actually losing ground in several areas.
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0:36 Show Kickoff and... more
Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton discuss the details of this week's Memorandum of Understanding between the US government and the Iranian government and share their thoughts on whether or not it will hold and actually make "permanent termination of the w... more
Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton discuss the latest developments in the Iran War and where we go from here.
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0:54 Welcome (w/ Classic Tech Troubles!)
2:51 War and Sponsorships
3:40 Iran War Update
9:22 Trump’s Bombing Logic
14:19 Ceasefire... more
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Scott Horton, for the love of god, stop interrupting so much.
Apple Podcasts5Listenеr12345
United Statesa month ago It's hard to take them seriously if they smugly agree that Trump is "loco." And that comment alone likely sorts the reader into a lover or hater of this podcast. In anothrr episode they wailed, whined, and cried that Trump was about to send troops into Iran. Anybody can see that is never going to happen. Another 2 cases of TDS who's vision is blinded by TDS.
Podcast Addict12 months agoanon-tx- Speculation
Been listening since the start. Was a good source of news now is all wild speculation told as fact with some I think or I believe scattered in between for legal reason before doubling down. Then end for me was Cooper talking about inside sources still in the military tell me… isn’t that leaking info that would be helpful to the enemy.
Apple Podcasts1D. GrimUnited States3 months ago - What?
Stop acting like Iran is some kind of victim. They are the financiers of every terrorist group coming out of the Middle East as well as providing funding for the leftist shift towards Marxism. What planet are you operating on?
I’m going to have to rethink my relationship with Martyr Made and your take on history.
Apple Podcasts1R_KaineUnited States3 months ago 2 heroes telling the truth. Antiwar.com and Libertarian Institute's Scott Horton and historian writer Darryl Cooper have a weekly show (live on YouTube Friday nights) where they talk about the week's news in the world of politics and antiwar foreign policy. Darryl also has a background in US Navy ballistic missiles so his experience is very valuable to the convo. Again, a heroic pairing to get you educated and give you a spine to stand up against the War Party. I'm forever grateful, boys!
Podcast Addict53 months agoEatEmUp
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Two hosts dissect geopolitical crises, military strategy, media narratives, and the ethics of war, with a strong focus on Iran, Israel, and U.S. policy in the Middle East. Episodes blend realist geopolitics, historical context, and critiques of leadership decisions, often featuring guests with defense, diplomacy, or policy analysis backgrounds. The conversations tend to be brisk, probing, and unapologetically contrarian, appealing to listeners who want hard-edged analysis, sources and technical detail, and a willingness to challenge official narratives. A notable edge is the sustained emphasis on deterrence, off-ramps, and the human costs of escalation, making it a likely magnet for policy professionals, military-minded audiences, and serio... more
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Recent guests on Provoked include:
1. Ken Silva
2. Marder Maid
3. Dave Smith
4. Tom Woods
5. Martin Maid
6. Arta Moeini
7. Buck Johnson
8. Darryl Cooper
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