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The NIDS View

The National Institute for Deterrence Studies

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The NIDS View is meant to give listeners inside access to the thoughts and ideas of the member-practitioners of NIDS including our Fellows, Analysts, and Interns. For each episode we pick a current deterrence topic and have a cordial, exciting and sometimes funny discussion. Each episode is a stand-alone topical and is expected to increase awareness of deterrence thinking, expand the next generation of deterrence professionals, and prepare the workforce whose mission is to ensure peace, secu ...
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How do we redefine what’s possible in care services, care & support models, and community living? The Quest for the GoodLife is where bold ideas, innovative solutions, and next-generation technology come together to transform lives. Hosted by Dr. Mike Strouse, a visionary leader in disability services, this podcast challenges conventional wisdom and explores groundbreaking approaches to independence, self-direction, staffing models, technology-enabled care, and workforce stability. Through c ...
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Freedom to Rise

United Way Suncoast

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From school superintendents to elected officials and business leaders, learn more about the people making a difference in the community with this informative and engaging podcast that highlights United Way Suncoast's lasting impact.
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Whether you are working hard or hardly working, join AEI Resident Fellow Brent Orrell as he explores national trends and public policies affecting the vitality of the American workforce and how to prepare yourself for success in our rapidly-changing economy. And whatever else happens, we promise it will take your mind off of your job.
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Are you curious about embarking on a career in health care, but not sure where to start? Or maybe you are thinking about returning after some time away? Whether you're drawn to the science, the service, or the impact, we’re here to help you explore the many paths and roles within health care—whether you're just starting out, making a big career change, or coming back to a field you once loved. Your host, Kate Luczko, Senior Director of HealthForce NH, chats with people from all walks of heal ...
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Hello, and welcome to United Way of Delaware’s ongoing podcast series, United Voices - Stories of Change, Progress, and the People Making it Happen. United Way of Delaware brings together people, organizations, and resources to address the challenges caused by long-standing disparities. In partnership with passionate community leaders, we are dedicated to creating opportunities that empower men, women, and children across Delaware and Salem County, New Jersey. Our mission is to help families ...
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In episode 142 of the NIDS View, Curtis and Jim discuss the new E-4C Survivable Airborne Operation Center (SAOC), its significance in national defense and deterrence, as well as the technical aspects of the aircraft being developed. They delve into the mission capabilities, survivability features, and modernization efforts. Learn why they think the…
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Send us a text In this episode, Dr. Mike Strauss discusses the challenges faced by seniors in accessing effective care, particularly the limitations of traditional in-home care and assisted living. He introduces the Neighborhood Network, a new model that combines community support, technology, and professional caregivers to provide affordable, on-d…
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In this episode of The NIDS View, the Adam, Curtis, and Jim discuss the alarming projections of missile threats to the U.S. as outlined in the DIA's Golden Dome chart. They delve into the implications of ICBM and hypersonic weapon developments from adversaries like China and Russia, emphasizing the need for a robust deterrence strategy. The convers…
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In this episode of The NIDS View, Adam, Curtis, and Jim discuss the recent POTUS EO changing the Department of Defense to the Department of War, exploring its implications for military strategy, messaging, and public perception. They delve into the importance of deterrence, the need for a strong warrior ethos within the military, and the role of ci…
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Bronwyn invites Congresswoman Kathy Castor to the Freedom to Rise podcast to explore the urgent challenges shaping our communities today. With nearly two decades of service in Congress, Rep. Castor shares insights on combating climate change, strengthening disaster resiliency, and creating opportunities for good-paying jobs. She also addresses the …
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Send us a text What does it truly mean to live a “normal life”? In this episode of The Quest for the GoodLife, Dr. Mike Strouse and Ivo Ivanov explore how technology, shifting expectations, and the lessons of the pandemic are transforming care. From “place killers” like Netflix and Amazon to the enduring vision of the Final Rule, they reimagine wha…
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In this episode, Adam, Curtis, and Jim return to discuss the recent military parade in China celebrating the 80th anniversary of victory in World War II. They analyze the purpose and implications of the parade, the new nuclear weapons showcased, and the geopolitical context involving leaders like Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong-un. The con…
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Send us a text What happens when MacGyver meets Wonder Woman in the world of human services? In this episode, Dr. Mike Strouse and Ivo Ivanov sit down with Veronica St. Cyr, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Navigating Life. Together, they explore how private social platforms can foster connection, build trust, and transform care for individual…
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The federal government will stop issuing paper checks for most benefit payments beginning in September. This change could create real challenges for unbanked individuals who rely on check-cashing outlets. On this episode of the Freedom to Rise Podcast, we explore how the Bank On Suncoast program, a collaborative initiative led by United Way Suncoas…
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Send us a text What happens when you combine the wisdom of the world’s healthiest communities with a vision to reinvent how we age? In this episode, Dr. Mike Strouse and co-host Ivo Ivanov take listeners from stories of synchronicity and small-town magic to a bold plan for creating America’s first “Blue Zone” without walls. Learn how logistics, tec…
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In this episode of The NIDS View, Adam is joined by Jim and Curtis to dissect the Foreign Affairs article “Nuclear Powers, Conventional Wars: The Dangerous Erosion of Deterrence” by Carter Malkasian and Zachary Constantino. The trio challenges the article’s assumptions, exploring the limits of rational choice theory and the relevance of prospect th…
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Adam, Curtis, and Jim answer questions from a listener and discuss the historical context and implications of nuclear deterrence, the environmental impact of the nuclear enterprise, and the effectiveness of non-proliferation efforts. They explore the balance between security and environmental concerns, the lessons learned from past nuclear policies…
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On this month's podcast, Michelle Taylor, President and CEO of United Way of Delaware leads a conversation with John Williams, Executive Director of a youth program that primarily serves children experiecing homelessness, and Nia Williams, a college senior dedicating her summer to closing the literacy gap by working directly with children through o…
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Send us a text Watch this Episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jG4M1him8Hk?si=4qKdXTWneqaS5y3o Watch this Episode on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/goodlifeu/quest13?share=copy About this Episode: In this special video episode of The Quest for the GoodLife Podcast, Dr. Mike Strouse travels to Arkansas to meet Noel—an insightful, passionate young man with…
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In this episode of The NIDS View, Adam and Jim continue the discussion into the myths and realities surrounding Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) effects. They explore common misconceptions fueled by Hollywood and provide insights into the actual impact of EMPs on electronics and infrastructure. Dr. Petrosky, an expert in radiation-hardened electronics, …
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In this episode, Adam and Jim delve into the world of nuclear weapons, discussing their effects, common myths, and misconceptions. They explore the science behind nuclear detonations, the historical context of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the reality of nuclear warfare. The conversation also touches on tactical nuclear weapons, the political implica…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Quest for the GoodLife, Dr. Mike Strouse and co-host Ivo Ivanov welcome Todd Lewis, VP at IMA and a passionate advocate for those who care for others. Together, they unpack the complex world of ICHRAs—Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements—and why these innovative benefits are gaining traction ac…
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In this episode, Adam, Curtis, and Jim review an article suggesting that, following America's successful attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, the U.S. might be unprepared for a strike against its own nuclear arsenal. They discuss the complexities of nuclear deterrence, emphasizing the importance of airborne alert systems, the historical context of …
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Adam, Curtis, and Jim discuss the evolving landscape of nuclear deterrence, emphasizing the need for new nuclear weapons and a reevaluation of arms control strategies. They reflect on recent articles and the importance of understanding the current geopolitical climate, particularly regarding China and Russia. The conversation highlights the necessi…
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Send us a text Is your workforce strategy stuck in the past? In this episode, Dr. Mike Strouse and co-host Ivo Ivanov dig into the hidden traps of traditional scheduling in the care industry. Through powerful analogies and data-driven insights, they explore how rigid five-day workweeks, fragmented part-time roles, and outdated scheduling models are…
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Adam, Jim, and Dakota Rudesill discuss the recent US attack on Iranian nuclear sites, exploring the engineering behind the weapons used, the legal implications of military action, and the broader context of international law and armed conflict. The conversation features insights from experts in engineering and law, providing a comprehensive overvie…
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On this month's podcast, Tierra Fair, Vice President of Engagement & Partnerships leads a conversation about College and Career Success and navigating the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) with Cory Dunt, Director of Stand By Me NexGen, and Ebony Brown, a parent whose child benefited from FAFSA support through our NexGen program. Uni…
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In this conversation, Curtis and Jim discuss the importance of micro reactors in improving energy resilience, particularly for military use. They delve into the technology behind micro reactors, their potential to deliver reliable energy, and their contribution to national security and deterrence. The conversation also addresses the environmental i…
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Send us a text In this episode, Dr. Mike Strouse and Ivo Ivanov sit down with Lewis Walton—attorney, tech innovator, longtime board member, and one of the most respected professional family teachers in GoodLife’s history. Together, they revisit the pivotal years between 1999 and 2002, when the seeds of remote support, professional family living, an…
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Adam and Curtis discuss Kyle Balzer's article "US Withdrawal from Europe Won't Solve the China Threat," which expresses concern about the potential withdrawal of U.S. military presence in Europe to address the rising threat from China. They debate the actual impact that potential troop reductions in Europe might have compared to America's pivot to …
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In this episode, Curtis and Jim Klingmeyer discuss the recent developments in hostage recovery operations in Syria and the significant drone attack executed by Ukraine on Russian strategic air forces. They analyze the implications of this attack on the ongoing conflict, the future of drone warfare, and the vulnerabilities of US bombers to similar t…
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On this month's podcast, Michelle Taylor, President and CEO of United Way of Delaware leads a conversation with Angela Williams, President and CEO of United Way Worldwide, and Brian Nourie, Board Chairman of United Way of Delaware, about United Way's history of engagement within our communities, and its importance as a critical resource now and int…
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Send us a text This week on The Quest for the GoodLife podcast, Mike & Ivo honor the legacy of Diane Bannermen Juracek, the first employee of GoodLife, and explore how her pioneering spirit still fuels innovation today. Dr. Mike Strouse, Ivo Ivanov, and newly-appointed Executive Director Megan McKinney Todd reflect on the roots and future of GoodLi…
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In this episode, Adam and Curtis discuss Hal Brands' article "The New Nuclear Age: It's Even More Chaotic." They review Dr. Brands' five key trends influencing the chaos, exploring the return of great power rivalry, the impact of new technologies on deterrence, the crumbling arms control architecture, and the challenges facing the non-proliferation…
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In this episode, Adam, Curtis, and special guest, Professor Dakota Rudesill, delve into the complex relationship between nuclear weapons and law. They discuss the legal frameworks governing nuclear weapons, the role of Congress in nuclear decision-making, and the implications of treaties on international security. The conversation highlights the ch…
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Hurricane season officially begins June 1st; and if you're feeling almost prepared, you're not alone. In this special episode of the Freedom to Rise Podcast, we’re leaning into hurricane preparedness and the power of community partnerships. Thanks to a grant from Verizon through United Way Worldwide, we're amplifying our efforts during National Hur…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Quest for the GoodLife, Dr. Mike Strouse is joined by Beth McCoach and David MacDonald—GoodLife’s leaders in operations and tech innovation—for a compelling conversation on how smart technology is reshaping the way we support independence, safety, and connection. Together, they explore: How iLink is evolving in…
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Adam, Curtis, and special guest Jim Klingmeyer delve into the complex and historical dynamics of the recent India-Pakistan conflict, focusing on the potential for nuclear escalation, the impact of Hindu nationalism, and the economic factors influencing both nations. The discussion highlights the historical roots of the conflict, the current securit…
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Adam, Curtis, and Jim discuss the recent developments surrounding the Sentinel ICBM program, particularly the decision not to use existing Minuteman III silos as previously planned and programmed. They explore the implications of this decision, including potential cost increases and the need for modernization in the U.S. nuclear deterrent strategy.…
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When we delve into the topic of affordable and workforce housing in this state, issues pop up like dollar weed on a Florida lawn. What can be done to address an issue that weighs on our economy and weakens our labor force? On this episode of the Freedom To Rise podcast, we talk to Kody Glazer, the Florida Housing Coalition's Chief Legal and Policy …
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Send us a text In this heartfelt and visionary episode of The Quest for the GoodLife, Dr. Mike Strouse and co-host Ivo Ivanov explore the power of real communities—what makes them work, why they matter, and how GoodLife's Neighborhood Network is redefining intentional, inclusive living. From memories of small-town Missouri to the story of a remote …
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Adam welcomes special guests, Aaron Holland and John Swegle as they discuss a recent article on the need for a new conventional triad to restore U.S. deterrence capabilities against China, particularly in the context of Taiwan. They explore the challenges of military procurement, the role of aircraft carriers, and the implications of nuclear weapon…
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On this month's podcast, Michelle Taylor, President and CEO of United Way of Delaware leads a conversation with Kenny Norwood and Mitchell Brenner, 2 interns at United Way of Delaware, about youth voice and empowerment, civic engagement and leadership, adult engagement and support, and their personal growth and experience working at United Way. Uni…
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Adam, Curtis, and Jim discuss China's development of a non-nuclear hydrogen bomb, exploring its scientific basis, implications for military strategy, and the broader context of China's advancements in military technology. They analyze the potential uses of such weapons, particularly in relation to Taiwan, and the messaging strategies employed by Ch…
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Send us a text In our typical candid manner, Dr. Mike Strouse, Ivo Ivanov, and Lauren Vohland dive into the systems behind success in care services. From zeroing in on medication error rates to designing personalized health dashboards and embracing tech-driven remote care, this conversation reveals how performance metrics and system design fuel rea…
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Inspired by Miles Yu's recent article, " A dangerous myth of US-China Cold War tensions," Adam, Curtis, and Jim discuss the complexities of US-China relations. Through a Cold War prism, they explore economic imbalances, trade deficits, and the implications of intellectual property theft and their impact on deterrence. The conversation delves into h…
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Adam and Curtis analyze a recent Foreign Affairs article, " Europe's Nuclear Trilemma," by Fabian Hoffmann and Mark Bell. Alongside reviewing the author's intriguing three options, Adam and Curtis discuss the unfounded fear of a US/NATO split, the economic and political contexts of U.S. defense spending, the significance of NATO contributions from …
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In this episode of the Freedom to Rise Podcast, host Bronwyn Beightol welcomes Molly Grant, Executive Director of the Association of Early Learning Coalitions, and Madeleine Thakur, President and CEO of The Children’s Movement of Florida. Together, they explore Florida’s new 2024 tax credit designed to incentivize employer-supported childcare—wheth…
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Send us a text In this episode Dr. Mike Strouse and Dr. Florence DiGennaro Reed discuss topics relevant to current challenges in I/DD and senior services such as: Performance management Improvement strategies Implementation of scientific research in practical environments How to leverage the exponential growth of technology Out-of-the-box thinking …
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Adam, Curtis, and Jim discuss their top three wishes for improving the nuclear enterprise and national security as we move through 2025. Jim emphasizes the need for revitalizing the public's understanding of nuclear issues and workforce development. Curtis advocates for a cultural shift towards deterrence over defense and more effective deterrence …
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Adam, Curtis, and Jim discuss the escalating threats from North Korea under Kim Jong Un, the historical context of North Korea's relations with South Korea, Japan, and the United States, and the implications of nuclear weapons in the region. They explore the dynamics of international alliances, particularly the relationship between North Korea and …
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Send us a text In this episode of The Quest for the GoodLife, we’re redefining what’s possible in workforce benefits, disability services, and staffing solutions. Join Dr. Mike Strouse, Ivo Ivanov, and special guests Lauren Vohland and Megan McKinney Todd as they dive deep into what it truly takes to build a thriving workforce in care services. Fro…
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On this month's podcast, Michelle Taylor, President and CEO of United Way of Delaware leads a conversation with Dr. Dorrell Green, Superintendent of Red Clay School district, and Ralph Smith, Managing Director of the Campaign for Grade Level Reading, exploring the importance of grade-level reading on an individual's future academic and life incomes…
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In this episode, Curtis hosts a March 2025 news round-up with Adam and Jim, focusing on four articles: STRATCOM's call for 145 B-21 bombers, North Korea's development of nuclear submarines, Poland's push for nuclear weapons, and France's modernization of its nuclear arsenal. The conversation highlights nuclear weapon developments, and the importanc…
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Adam, Curtis, and Jim address the idea posited in a recent foreign affairs article, "When Nuclear Weapons Fail to Deter." In recent years, the complex role of nuclear weapons in global security and deterrence effectiveness has been tested. The discussion highlights various historical and contemporary examples, including the dynamics between nuclear…
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