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Sheepland Episode 01: Nuclear Weapons | Dr. Debak Das
In the debut episode of Sheepland, hosts Lindsey and John speak with Dr. Debak Das, Assistant Professor of Peace and Security at the Josef Korbel School, about nuclear weapons, deterrence, and the myths that still shape our modern world. From the moral questions behind proliferation to the global dangers of escalation, this conversation explores how humanity continues to live under the shadow of the bomb—and why understanding it matters now more than ever.

Mooreposts Podcasts
Feb 631 min read


Sheepland Episode 00: Introduction
To kickstart this podcast, Lindsey and John introduce themselves and the purpose of the show through a short, reflective conversation. They discuss why difficult global issues — including politics, security, ethics, and human responsibility — deserve long-form, thoughtful discussion.
This episode outlines the podcast’s format, approach, and what it means to create a serious, listener-worthy space for grappling with complex questions that shape the modern world.

Mooreposts Podcasts
Feb 610 min read


The Peacemakers
Analyzing the diplomatic potential of women in the Middle East, Mia Navarro argues that the inclusion of feminine perspectives at the peace negotiating table is essential for moving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict toward an organic and sustainable resolution that trickle-down diplomacy has failed to achieve.

Mia Navarro
Feb 13 min read


A Peace For Who?
Questioning Trump's Gaza peace plan, Conor Farrell argues the plan does not succeed in producing a durable, long-term peace in the Middle East, rather it creates a shaky framework that excludes Palestinians from the peace it claims to promote

Conor Farrell
Jan 83 min read


U.S. Likely to Expand Strikes into Venezuela
Strategic Intelligence Assessment

John Lamberger
Dec 18, 20252 min read


Cocanomics: The Market Effects of the War on Drugs
Analyzing the effects of American anti-drug policies on the cocaine marketplace, Braxton Fuller argues that private corporations have benefited far more than cartels have been hindered from anti-drug efforts in the U.S.
Braxton Fuller
Nov 29, 202513 min read


Suwałki Gap Most Likely Target for a Future Russian Conventional Assault on NATO
Strategic Intelligence Assessment

Connor JL Moore
Sep 29, 20252 min read


Fascists Don't Read: America's Rejection of the Written Word
While Americans aren't burning books in the Nazi fashion, their forgetting their authors. Fuller argues that America's rejection of the written word threatens American democracy and its citizens ability to maintain political authority in the face of authoritarianism.
Braxton Fuller
Sep 22, 20254 min read


The Threat of Iran’s Nuclear Weapons Development Program
Strategic Intelligence Assessment

Mia Navarro
Sep 20, 20251 min read
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