← Nuclear Weapons

Nuclear Weapons

88 episodes · Page 4 of 4

#918: What Missile Fuel Means for Civilian Safety

Explore the technical evolution of Iran's missile program and how geography dictates the warning times in a modern ballistic arms race.

missiles-and-missile-defenseiranisraelmilitary-strategynuclear-weapons

#915: Living Under the Strikes: Mapping Iran's Nuclear Machine

Herman and Corn break down the strategic map of Iran’s nuclear sites, from the depths of Pickaxe Mountain to the weaponization labs of Parchin.

iranmissiles-and-missile-defensenuclear-weaponsmilitary-strategy

#897: The Dark Phase: When a Bomb Becomes Invisible

How does a massive nuclear facility shrink into a weapon the size of a soup can? Explore the "dark phase" of atomic weapon production.

nuclear-weaponsnuclear-technologyintellectual-property

#881: When a Stuffed Bear Briefs You on World War III

Iran reaches a nuclear threshold at Isfahan, triggering US evacuations and a massive military buildup. Is a regional conflict now inevitable?

iranmilitary-strategynuclear-weaponsceasefires-and-peace-dealsarchaeology

#823: The Non-Linear Physics of Nuclear Breakout

Explore the technical reality of Iran’s nuclear program and why the jump from 60% to 90% enrichment is faster than you think.

middle-east-historynuclear-weaponsiransignals-intelligenceosint

#764: The Bureaucracy of the Apocalypse

Explore the high-stakes engineering of military-grade shielding and how the state protects its "nervous system" from an electromagnetic pulse.

military-strategynuclear-weaponselectronic-warfarecivil-defense

#739: Worst-Case Iran: What a Nuclear Strike Actually Looks Like

What happens if the unthinkable occurs? We break down the science of a nuclear strike and the practical steps for civilian survival.

irannuclear-weaponscivil-defenseisrael

#722: The Paradox of the Threshold State

Explore the shrinking "window of opportunity" and the high-stakes tactical reality as Iran nears the nuclear threshold.

iranmilitary-strategynuclear-weaponsdigital-privacy

#718: The Power of Strategic Silence

Explore the history of the Jericho program and the strategic "polite fiction" of nuclear ambiguity in an increasingly tense Middle East.

missiles-and-missile-defensenuclear-weaponsiranmilitary-strategy

#716: Why Bombing a Nuclear Site Isn't a Second Chernobyl

Can you strike a nuclear site without a global catastrophe? Discover the science of precision strikes and the tech used to monitor "dark" sites.

nuclear-weaponsmilitary-strategyiranchemistrynuclear-technology

#697: The Nuclear Truck: Iran’s Unified Missile Machine

Are Iran’s missiles just for conventional war? Explore how their ballistic program and nuclear goals are two parts of the same machine.

missiles-and-missile-defenseirannuclear-weaponsmilitary-strategy

#694: Why Deeper Bunkers Can't Win

Can you really hide from a 30,000-pound steel spear? Herman and Corn explore the physics and strategic impact of the GBU-57 MOP.

missiles-and-missile-defenseiranmilitary-strategynuclear-weapons

#599: AI Hunted Soviet Subs Long Before It Wrote Your Emails

AI didn't start in 2022. Discover the 70-year history of the "invisible" systems that have been quietly running our world for decades.

history-of-technologyai-evaluationcomputer-visionnuclear-weapons

#537: From State Secrets to Zero Trust: The Conceptual Bridge

Is there a master list of state secrets? Explore the evolution of government classification and its impact on modern digital security.

signals-intelligencenuclear-weaponscyberattacksauthentication

#509: The Physics of Proliferation: Iran’s Nuclear Threshold

Why is 20% enrichment actually 90% of the work? Herman and Corn break down the science and the "breakout time" of Iran’s nuclear program.

ceasefires-and-peace-dealssanctionsnuclear-weaponsnuclear-technologyiran

#318: The Boring Bunkers That Keep a Country Running

What happens when the lights go out? Explore the secret world of government bunkers, redundant personnel, and hardened communication systems.

military-strategycivil-defensenuclear-weaponsbureaucracy