Far too often, governments behave like toddlers. They’re fickle. They don’t like to share. And good luck getting them to pay attention to any problem that isn’t directly in front of them. They like to push each other to the brink, and often do. But when they don’t, it’s usually because other people enter the proverbial room. Private citizens who step up and play peacemaker when their governments w... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The United States Library of Congress selected Dr. Strangelove as one of the first 25 films in the National Film Registry. As we approach the 60th anniversary of Dr. Strangelove (in Jan 2024), our live podcast panel takes a critical look at the dark ... more
Some questions fall far outside the scope of what governments are designed to answer. How will we explain ourselves to extraterrestrials? What can we say to warn humans 10,000 years in the future about the nuclear waste we’re leaving behind? Assuming... more
Fishermen dying mysteriously off the coast of Japan. Entire populations of sea animals disappearing. Despite decades of work by the international community, the high seas remain law enforcement’s biggest blind spot, and the site of environmental crim... more
In February 2020, an elite group of biosecurity experts, worried about the threat of pandemics, plays a bizarrely prescient role-playing game. They run into an age-old pattern of secrecy and mistrust, one that thwarts their efforts to ‘beat’ the game... more
There are no international laws against littering in space, which is a shame, because individual governments love to blow things up in low-Earth orbit. The result? A crisis of ricocheting debris that goes on forever. As private industry sends an unpr... more
An arms-control advocate accepts an invitation to the dacha of a hard-partying North Korean power broker. There, through a haze of smoke and propaganda, they identify some common ground and set out to test a hypothesis: That it’s possible for America... more
As the Cold War draws to a close, a group of American scientists hatches a plan to board a Soviet warship with a nuclear weapons detector to prove to their own government that the USSR is open to nuclear arms verification. Meet the guys who brought a... more
If you’re reading this, and you’re not in some sort of irradiated, post-apocalyptic hellscape… well, you can thank our host Jeffrey Lewis. He studies nukes—who has them, who wants them, and how to prevent them from going off—so that we’re less likely... more
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Fascinating history told in the most engaging way. Deserving of a Webby!
Mmm yellowcake
this is just awesome arms history gems.
grinned at the history of moskva ship
Best one yet. Love seeing behind the curtain at the people who actually get things done in the government. Brilliant
Smug in a way few things achieve. Don't let their complete lack of real world accomplishments fool you, crucial work is ongoing. These tenured hero's are on the case their associated foundations are far more than job creation schemes, patronage networks . Work is ongoing any day now peace
Lewis explains abstruse, important concepts in clear easy to understand language. These are quite complex ideas but he uses humor and great production values to make sure we all get it. He’s a national treasure!
I’ve really enjoyed this show! The host, Jeffrey Lewis, is insightful and funny. He’s able to communicate complicated diplomatic conundrums through entertaining and compelling stories. Highly recommend!
Thank you dear Jeffrey for all the clarification
As an Iranian who lives in Iran im deeply worried about all the disinformation about our country and our situation...
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