The Grumpy Strategists chat about defence and security issues, from an Australian perspective. We say simple things about complicated issues that help cut through the politics and careful bureaucratic talking points. Critical but constructive conversations about the big security and technology issues affecting our world. RSSVERIFY
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsGovernmentNews |
Marcus is back from Australia's croc-filled Outback. He catches up with Michael on global events: America's end to a Baltic states security initiative and the Trump Administrations' prep work for a Xi-Trump meeting - a Tik Tok half deal & pauses to a... more
In Episode 49, Marcus and Michael go over the lessons for Australia from Europe's approach to dealing with an unreliable US over the war in Ukraine. They discuss the now disturbing centralisation of authority in the single person of the President in ... more
Ukrainian Ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko speaks with a grumpy strategist about his path from business to diplomacy, & the surreal experience of families - including his - like fighting in the Russian military during WW2 & now fighting against Russia... more
Before Dr Hellyer jets off to Samoa, the Grumpy Strategists go Grand - Australian grand strategy looked at through its two enduring pillars of: 1. economic prosperity by mainlining into China's economy, and 2. a strategic pillar that relies on Americ... more
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For any Australian Defence enthusiast/professional I recommend this podcast. The dry humour and observations are on point. If the ADF believed in contestability it would make this mandatory listening for all uniform and APS staff.
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Engaging in critical yet constructive dialogues, the discussions reflect on pressing defense and security issues primarily from an Australian viewpoint. Frequent conversations revolve around geopolitical dynamics, notably the complexities surrounding Australia's defense strategies, budget debates, and the implications of international relationships, particularly with powers like the United States and China. The hosts draw connections between domestic political changes and broader defense strategies, while infusing humor and wit to navigate serious topics such as military readiness and defense procurement.
Unique aspects of these conversations include the hosts' unfiltered take on political optics versus substantive strategic commitments, a... more
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Recent guests on The Grumpy Strategists include:
1. Vasyl Myroshnychenko
2. Steve Baxter
3. Marcus Hellyer
4. Douglas Hsu
5. Peter Jennings
6. Rob Kremer
7. Robert Nioa
8. Adam Gilmour
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