
The Dead Prussian Podcast aims to explore War and Warfare through discussion and analysis of military theory, historical events, contemporary conflicts, and expert interviews.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryNewsPolitics | |||

Mick chats with academic, official war historian and author Dr Rhys Crawley about the experiences of Captain Orlo Williams as a staff officer in General Headqarters during the Gallipoli Campaign in the First World War. They discuss Rhys' new book, In... more
Mick chats with scholar, military officer, and writer Colonel Nathan K. Finney, PHD about mobilisation and how nations generate and deploy military power. They discuss Nathan's new book on the subject, Orchestrating Power, published by Cornell Unive... more
Mick chats with scholar, military officer, and writer Lieutenant Colonel Sean 'Nick' Blas, PhD, about strategic narratives. They discuss Jonathan's article on Beyond Storytelling: Strategic Narratives in Military Strategy. Mick and Nick also discuss... more
Mick chats with military theorist, USMC veteran, and author Jonathan Hackett about irregular war. They discuss Jonathan's book on this concept, The Theory of Irregular War. Mick and Jonathan also discuss how modern militaries can address the challeng... more
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The DP podcast is an excellent source of ideas for professional military officers. I strongly recommend it to all military professionals. In my Army, “doing” is largely prized over “thinking.” Mick gives me hope that we can move beyond that paradigm. Mick and Steve Leonard’s discussion of how DM became a phenom was particularly instructive and insightful. Mr. Leonard noted the difference between broadcasting opinions and/or ideas and actually having influence is at least a function of having hum... more
I have listened to every episode of the dead Prussian. In some cases 5-6 episodes back to back and I have encouraged my colleagues to follow this podcast series. This is a show worth listening to from the beginning. Each episode is stand alone but provides valuable insights. Do not be put off by the uneven audio quality in some of the early episodes. The quality improves! I particularly appreciate the view from “down under” as a contrast to United States perspectives.
This is great! Great for listening and thinking! The show on Carl ft (!) Alice in wonderland by your guest who questioned her experience and is (only) a 1st Lt is a story I can very much relate to as I stare down the barrel of military staff course and a potential MA in Def Studies with relative inexperience. It’s given me a tremendous amount of confidence. Thank you! Chalk up another regular listener from the UK.
Bit underwhelmed with the lack of veterans involved with the shows, too many scholars - aka people who’ve lived privilege lives far from warfare.
Seen a few titles mentioning veterans but not till later episodes.
Just Listened to Dean and Mick discuss morality in war. Great podcast and complements the work currently being done across Army to highlight ethical conduct. 5 stars!
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The content centers on a comprehensive exploration of war and warfare through engaging discussions on military theory, historical events, and contemporary conflicts. Episodes often feature expert interviews that shed light on various facets of military strategy and tactics, as well as the psychological and emotional impacts of warfare on personnel. Notable themes include irregular warfare, the evolution of military command structures, and the significance of narrative in shaping military strategy. The podcast stands out for its mix of serious analysis and accessible discussions, appealing to both military professionals and those interested in historical and current military affairs.
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Recent guests on The Dead Prussian Podcast include:
1. Dr. Rhys Crawley
2. Nathan K. Finney
3. Sean Mick Blas
4. Jonathan W. Hackett
5. Dr. Kelly Atkinson
6. Jim Storr
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