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cna talks: CNA's Force Design Lab

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We cover CNA’s Force Design Lab, which helps shape the Navy's future by assessing the platforms, capabilities, and concepts that enable it to perform desired missions. 

cna talks: The Future of Corrections

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In this episode, members of CNA’s Project on American Justice discuss applying STEEP analysis to corrections, including work with the Denver Sheriff’s Office. STEEP analysis allows planners to examine future social, technological, economic, environmental, and political factors and plan for the opportunities and threats these factors will create.

cna talks: Bonus Episode: Gulf of Tonkin Incident

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This special episode, marking the 60th anniversary of the Gulf of Tonkin incident, features a group of historians with valuable perspectives on the incident. This discussion was originally held on August 5, 2023.

cna talks: AUKUS

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In this episode, Ralph Espach and Stephanie Stapleton discuss their assessment of AUKUS, the trilateral security agreement between Australia, the UK, and the US. 

cna talks: Modeling Climate Change In New Orleans

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In this episode, Dawn Thomas joins the show to discuss her work using ecosystem models to examine New Orleans’ efforts to tackle climate change.

cna talks: Independence Day Special: The Continental Navy's Legacy

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The United States Navy is the most powerful naval force on earth, able to project power in every corner of the globe, but this mighty forces has humble beginings.  Just in time for Independence Day, Steve Wills, joins the show to discuss the Continetial Navy’s role in the American Revolution and how its legacy is reflected in the modern day US Navy. 

cna talks: Vladimir Putin's New Defense Minister Andrey Belousov

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The Russian Federation is an example of a large authoritarian state whose military is subordinate to its civil government. But since the onset of the War in Ukraine, tensions have been growing between civilian and military leaders. In this episode, Julian Waller joins John to discuss the current state of civil-military relations in Russia’s government and how the Wagner Group rebellion fits into this puzzle.

cna talks: Law Enforcement Officer Deaths by Suicide with Karen Solomon from First H.E.L.P

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Law Enforcement officers regularly confront traumatic circumstances that can adversely affect their mental and emotional health. In some cases, this can increase their risk of death by suicide.  In late 2023, the CNA partnered with First H.E.L.P. to undertake the first comprehensive analysis of its extensive dataset on law enforcement officer deaths by suicide. In this episode, CNA's Jessica Dockstader and First H.E.L.P's Karen Solomon join the show to discuss this report. 

cna talks: China's Economic Activities In Africa

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Over the past 20 years, the People’s Republic of China has invested billions of dollars in African nations. But what impact have these investments had on the continent, and how have things changed in the wake of the dual global shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine? Tim Ditter joins the show to answer these questions and discuss his research into China’s presence in Africa.

cna talks: The Impact Of Extreme Weather On Vulnerable Populations

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Climate change increases the frequency, severity, and cost of extreme weather events. However, these events are not felt by everyone equally. Existing inequalities in our society exasperate the risks for vulnerable populations. In this episode, Leola Abrahams and Mark Roberts discuss how extreme weather events impact older adults and Native Americans and how protecting our most vulnerable populations protects everyone.