Darren Duke

Darren Duke, a retired U.S. Marine Corps colonel and expert on Middle East negotiations, discusses the escalating conflict in Syria and implications for regional stability. He analyzes U.S.-Israeli relations amid ongoing military actions. Josh Schumacher reports a remarkable drop in violent crime rates in Washington, D.C., and nationwide trends post-COVID-19. They also explore the roots of nihilistic violence through philosophical lenses while a former med student shares his journey into Christian music, blending faith with authenticity.

Darren Duke, a retired U.S. Marine colonel and former attaché to Israel, shares his insights on the fragile ceasefire in Gaza. He delves into how clan dynamics affect peace efforts and the risks of releasing prisoners for hostages. Duke discusses the prerequisites for phase two of the ceasefire, emphasizing concerns over international stability. The conversation also touches on a global internet outage revealing vulnerabilities and the rising trend of muted color palettes in baby nurseries, sparking debates on developmental implications.

Darren Duke, a retired Marine Corps Special Operations commander with over 30 years of military experience, provides a candid look at the ethics of military service from a Christian perspective. He discusses the moral complexities faced by service members, emphasizing the importance of preparing for both combat and the challenging military culture. Duke reflects on his transformation from Cold War patriotism to post-9/11 disillusionment, and explores how symbols like the Punisher and Valhalla help cope with the trauma of warfare.