HeyJaredPuzzle Peaceing
Puzzle Peaceing challenges the idea that you must be a "shark" to navigate global conflict. As a legal researcher born in the heart of South America, specializing in the constitutional codification of child migration, I explore conflict transformation for the modern mind.We…
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The Grudge Size of a Country (opens the original)
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Your brain treats an old wound the same way it treats present danger, running the same stress response for something that happened years ago. A psychologist named Pauline Boss spent decades studying exactly that kind of unresolved grief and called it ambiguous loss. Now scale that up to an entire country deciding whether to move on from a dictatorship while the people who did the harm are still walking around free. This episode looks at transitional justice through Nuremberg and South Africa's T
Prepare for Peace, Not War: A Week at the Hague Academy of International Law (opens the original)
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There's an old idea that peace only holds if you're ready for war. This week, while attending the Hague Academy of International Law, I sat in on a separate gathering marking an anniversary of the ICJ's advisory opinion on nuclear weapons, where two experts couldn't agree on why the world hasn't reached catastrophe yet, and heard an argument that flips that old idea entirely, that if we want peace, we have to prepare for peace itself, not just avoid war. This episode connects that argument to a
A Note From the Host (opens the original)
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This was filmed on August 5, 2025. There wasn't a firm launch date yet, there was still so much to work through. But this is the most honest take on what this podcast means to me. It's raw, it's honest, and it's the central part of me as a thinker, a host, and a person. Cheers to it almost being a year since I filmed this.
Inside the Peace Palace: Changing the Narrative on International Law (opens the original)
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As we close out Season 1, we are laying the groundwork for a massive operational shift. In just 48 hours, I am boarding a flight to the Netherlands to study public and private international law directly at the Peace Palace in The Hague. In this finale, I pull back the curtain on why this podcast is evolving from theoretical deep-dives into an active, on-the-ground blueprint. Speaking as a legal professional currently working in U.S. immigration law—outside the traditional law school pipeline—I b
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