

Tony Stark
Author of Breaking Beijing, a Substack examining the military dimensions of US-China competition. Also the author of Ex Supra, a sci-fi thriller about a near-future US-China war.
Top 3 podcasts with Tony Stark
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Aug 25, 2025 • 54min
Second Breakfast: Drones, Silicon Shield, Waymo, FedFest, Bolton
In this engaging discussion, Eric Robinson, a seasoned lawyer and Army vet, shares his insights on drone strike strategies after Israeli and Ukrainian tactics. Justin McIntosh, a former Green Beret, debates the flaws of the Silicon Shield idea for Taiwan's semiconductor industry. Tony Stark, another Army veteran, adds depth by analyzing modern military strategies and the crucial role of technology and AI in future warfare. They also touch on counterintelligence challenges and critique John Bolton’s ongoing influence.

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Aug 10, 2025 • 1h 12min
Second Breakfast: A New Defense Pod
Tony Stark, an Army vet and tech journalist, discusses the complexities of combined arms breaches and military innovation. Justin McIntosh, a former Green Beret, shares insights on Taiwan's defense amidst escalating geopolitical tensions. Eric Robinson, a lawyer and fellow vet, analyzes the evolution of defense procurement and the risks of military privatization. Together, they explore the role of human soldiers in an era of advanced technology and the cultural critiques influencing America's defense strategies.

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Apr 15, 2025 • 1h 2min
Breaking Beijing: Military Competition with Tony Stark
Tony Stark, author of Breaking Beijing and Ex Supra, brings sharp insights into the U.S.-China rivalry. He discusses America's military readiness and the balance between short-term tactics and long-term strategies. Stark argues that investments in education and science are crucial for maintaining competitiveness. The conversation also touches on Taiwan's role in global nonproliferation and the transformative potential of AI in warfare, cautioning against over-relying on new technologies as 'wonder weapons.' This dialogue is a thought-provoking look at modern geopolitical challenges.