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MAD Warfare™️ is a science-driven deep dive into the wild, weird, and sometimes wicked world of the "weaponization of everything." But don't worry—IT WILL BE FUN.Think of it as your covert ops manual for spotting how cyber hackers, rogue AI agents, and shady "bad actors"…
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Extraordinary Agents w Carmen Medina (opens the original)
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🎙️ Get the ad-free version and exclusive bonus segments here: / madwarfare When someone says CIA, do you picture an all-seeing puppet master pulling the strings? Carmen Medina spent 32 years on the inside, and she has a potentially more unsettling theory: What if our most powerful institutions are mostly run by… ordinary humans? Humans who make terrible PowerPoints. Resist new ideas. Struggle to explain how they think. And occasionally require a bureaucratic heist just to serve a tray of meatbal
Ancient Goods w Aman Bandvi (opens the original)
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Here's the episode copy in the exact MAD Warfare format you've been using: 🎙️ Get the ad-free version and exclusive bonus segments here: / madwarfare Give people a smartphone, make them anxious about elections, jobs, status, and the future—and then watch where all that energy goes. Politics becomes entertainment. Entertainment becomes identity. Identity becomes a weapon. You know. Normal democracy stuff. In this episode, we talk with Aman Bhondwe — political strategist, AI governance advisor, fu
America is a Cult w Daniella Mestyanek Young (opens the original)
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🎙️ Get the ad-free version and exclusive bonus segments here: / madwarfare How would you know if you were in a cult? Seriously. If the whole point of a cult is convincing you that you could never be in one… how would you ever find out? In this episode, we talk with Daniella Mestyanek Young — cult survivor, former Army intelligence officer, Harvard organizational psychologist, and author of Uncultured and The Culting of America — about the hidden mechanics of cults, why they're far more common th
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