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Threat & Theory helps audiences make sense of geopolitics by revealing how intelligence analysis actually works. Through real-world examples and disciplined frameworks, the show explains how threats are evaluated long before outcomes become obvious. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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When lives are on the line, “maybe” isn’t always a satisfying answer. Why do intelligence officers speak in probabilities while commanders demand certainty? In this episode of Threat & Theory, retired intelligence office
In this Op Intel Update, Howard and Evan break down the chaos surrounding the latest rumored U.S.–Iran “peace framework” — and why it may have collapsed almost as soon as it surfaced. From conflicting statements out of T
A ceasefire slips past its deadline. A blockade tightens. And the biggest question isn’t who’s winning—it’s who actually has the leverage. In this episode of Threat & Theory, we break down the real power dynamics shaping
What if the most influential voice in American war planning died nearly 200 years ago — yet still shapes how presidents, generals, and strategists think today? In this episode of Threat & Theory, we break down Book One o
In Episode 12 of Threat & Theory, Evan and former U.S. intelligence officer Howard Hart step back from current headlines to explain how intelligence actually works at a fundamental level—without discussing classified cap
In this Threat & Theory Short, we break down the complex steps that led the United States and Israel to launch coordinated military strikes on Iran — a conflict that has reshaped the Middle East and global geopolitics. W
When a global crisis erupts, one question is always asked: “Where’s the nearest carrier?” But that question misses the point. An aircraft carrier never fights alone. Behind every launch, every strike package, and every s
In this Op Intel Update, we break down the rapidly unfolding U.S. military campaign known as Operation Epic Fury — one of the largest concentrations of American military power in the Middle East in a generation. Since th
In this Op Intel Update, we break down the rapidly unfolding situation with Iran and what it means for the region — and the world. Following coordinated U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets, the conflict has enter
As the calendar races toward March 1, the Iran nuclear standoff is no longer just rhetoric — it’s a tightening set of red lines, deadlines, and military posture. In this episode of Threat and Theory, Howard breaks down w
By the time a crisis reaches the president’s desk, the “clean” options are gone. In this episode of Threat & Theory, Howard and Evan break down the Iran decision as three paths: (1) Washington sets objectives and owns es
In this episode of Threat & Theory, Evan Burgher sits down with retired Naval Intelligence Officer Captain Howard Hart to demystify how the U.S. intelligence community actually works, and why it’s intentionally fragmente
Is Iran on the brink of collapse—or are we misreading the signals? In this episode of Threat & Theory, we break down one of the most misunderstood questions in geopolitics: why Iran is not yet at the tipping point, despi
In this episode of Threat & Theory, we examine the unrest inside Iran through the lens of military posture, strategic readiness, and missed windows of action. Retired Naval Intelligence Officer Captain Howard Hart breaks
Moments of crisis don’t just reveal instability - they reveal how power actually works. In this episode, we examine what happens inside a state when pressure mounts and control is challenged. How governments decide when
Iran is once again testing the limits of internal control. In this episode, we break down the latest wave of unrest inside the country and examine what the protests actually mean for regime stability. Who holds real powe
In a stunning escalation, the United States used military force to remove Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and bring him to face federal charges - blurring the lines between war, law enforcement, and regime change. In th
In Episode 3 of Threat and Theory, we step away from today’s headlines and go deep into the personal journey behind the analysis. Former U.S. Navy intelligence officer, Captain Howard Hart walks us through his 30-year ca
In Episode 2 of Threat and Theory, former U.S. Navy intelligence officer Howard Hart takes us inside how modern military and intelligence decisions are actually made - using Venezuela as a real-world case study. We break
What does the intelligence community actually do when the headlines stop? In the debut episode of The Watch Floor, former U.S. Navy intelligence officer Howard Hart takes you inside the real nerve center of global decisi
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