Thank You For Your Service

Jim explores the civil-military implications of Lloyd Austin's nomination to the position of Secretary of Defense.

Alice and Jim get guests' perspectives on what journalists and members of the military should do to get the relationship between them right more often.

Alice and Jim talk to Loren DeJonge Schulman about the draft and the civilian national security workforce.

Alice and Jim talk with experts about some of the ways the military will, and hopefully won't, be involved in the 2020 Presidential election.

Alice and Jim talk to active duty military personnel, veterans, and a civilian expert about race, bias, and discrimination in the armed forces.

Alice and Jim explore how the stories Vietnam veterans told about their war have shaped America's experience of the war in Afghanistan.

Drawing on source material from Jake Tapper's book, The Outpost, director Rod Lurie has brought the story of the Battle of Kamdesh to the screen. Alice and Jim speak with Tapper, Lurie, soldiers involved in the battle, and a brigade psychologist.

In the first of a two-part series, Alice and Jim speak with guests about the similarities and differences between the wars in Vietnam and Afghanistan

Alice and Jim talk with guests about how the military's online activity can affect America's civ-mil relationship.

Alice and Jim promised to give you their thoughts on the Space Force TV series and here they are!