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In a time marked by rapid change, contested narratives, and shifting power, these insights are drawn from human expertise and grounded in the enduring principles of resistance — truth, adaptation, and perseverance. Each episode explores the theory, history, and frameworks that help make sense of today’s complex hybrid and irregular warfare landscape. Our aim is not to incite, but to inform — offering structured interpretation, context, and perspective. Delivered with the consistency of our robotic narrator, these ideas remain clear and accessible, even when events on the ground are not.
The Resistance Hub hosts The Resistance Hub Podcast, a news show with 58 episodes published.
Revolutionary warfare theory, guerrilla strategy, and insurgency doctrine converge in this comparative examination of the three figures most associated with twentieth century people's war: Mao Zedong, Vo Nguyen Giap, and
The Underground Tactical Triad is available now on Amazon. This episode covers a new book that takes the underground component of a resistance movement and breaks it down to its simplest working parts, then shows how eac
Why did Che Guevara — the architect of Cuba's revolution — fail so completely in the Congo and Bolivia? The easy answer is bad execution: weak logistics, poor intelligence, thin popular support. But in this episode we si
On this day in history — 20 July 1944 — a decorated colonel set a briefcase down a few feet from Adolf Hitler and walked out of the room. The charge detonated at 12:42. Within twelve hours, the officers who planned the c
Why do some resistance movements collapse the moment they turn to violence, while others sustain decades-long campaigns? In this episode, we explore Dr. Gordon McCormick's equivalent response model and the concept of a "
Two hundred and fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, this episode examines the American Revolution the way US Army Special Operations Command does: as an insurgency. The ARIS case study The Patriot Insurgen
The Assessment of Men: How the OSS Built America's First System for Selecting Spies and Saboteurs In late 1943, William Donovan's Office of Strategic Services was recruiting thousands of personnel for clandestine and irr
The OSS Secret Intelligence Field Manual: How America Built Its First Espionage Doctrine In March 1944, William Donovan's Office of Strategic Services codified the operational doctrine that would shape American human int
A British demolition party drops into occupied Greece in 1942 to blow one bridge and cut Rommel's supply line. Two years later they're still there, refereeing a civil war-in-waiting between rival guerrilla factions while
What actually makes something a "domain" of warfare? We treat land, sea, air, and space as obvious, yet there has never been a single agreed definition of "domain" in the DoD Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms,
Four armed groups. Five decades. Hundreds of thousands dead. The Colombian conflict is the longest-running insurgency in the Western Hemisphere, and the ARIS case study on it is one of the most useful documents in irregu
Batista's regime had a 30,000-man army, U.S. backing, and a relatively prosperous economy. Castro's 26th of July Movement started with a failed barracks attack, returned from Mexican exile with about 80 men, and never wo
What if the most important battlefield in insurgency isn't a battlefield at all? What if it's a marketplace — one where states and armed challengers compete not over territory, but over who gets to govern? In this episod
Two insurgent groups. Two competing Cold War sponsors. One battlespace. The Rhodesian Bush War offers something rare in the study of irregular warfare — a natural experiment comparing two fundamentally different approach
Some moments in an uprising transcend words — a raised fist on an Olympic podium, a sea of Guy Fawkes masks in a city square, a canopy of umbrellas pushing back tear gas. These aren't decoration. They're doctrine. In thi
Cyber security looks very different depending on which side of an irregular conflict you're on. State security forces can centralize everything — monitoring, training, compliance, background checks. Resistance movements
What does modern resistance actually look like? In this episode, we examine Understanding Resistance, part of the Assessing Revolutionary and Insurgent Strategies (ARIS) series produced for the United States Army Special
This episode explores the Resistance Operating Concept (ROC), a foundational framework developed through multinational collaboration to address how states can prepare for, withstand, and recover from partial or full loss
In this episode, we examine how China’s distant-water fishing fleet has evolved into a tool of economic and paramilitary statecraft. What appears to be commercial fishing increasingly functions as a grey-zone instrument
This episode examines how national survival depends not only on military power, but on whether an entire society can continue to function under stress. Using the Total Defense framework, the analysis explores how governm
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