Carry On Podcast with Brad Colbert

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In this special SITREP edition of the Carry On Podcast, retired Marine Brad “Iceman” Colbert delivers a deep, no-spin analysis of the escalating protests in Iran and the real possibility of regime collapse. This episode breaks down the role of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran’s shadow economy, oil revenue, cyber warfare, and how U.S. military pressure could intersect with internal unrest.

 

xpect a clear-eyed look at what could trigger regime change, what could go catastrophically wrong, and how Iran, China, Russia, Israel, and global energy markets would respond. This episode is a strategic thought experiment grounded in military doctrine, geopolitics, and real-world consequences — not cable-news speculation.

 

Topics include: Iran protests, IRGC power structure, regime change scenarios, U.S. military strategy, oil markets, cyber warfare, China & Russia reactions, Middle East stability, and humanitarian intervention.

In this SITREP episode of the Carry On Podcast, retired Marine Brad “Iceman” Colbert delivers a no-nonsense breakdown of one of the most volatile global security weeks in recent memory. From Venezuela and Iran to Ukraine, Greenland, Cyber Command, and great-power competition with China and Russia, this episode cuts through headlines to explain what actually happened, why it matters, and what comes next. Expect clear military context, strategic analysis, and unfiltered commentary on modern warfare, cyber operations, deterrence, U.S. force posture, and second-order geopolitical consequences. If you care about national security, global conflict, military strategy, and real-world implications beyond cable news talking points, this SITREP is for you. Topics include: Venezuela operations, Iran protests, Ukraine and NATO, Cyber Command, Space Force, China & Russia, U.S. military strategy, and global deterrence.

 

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In this SITREP episode, Brad “Iceman” Colbert reflects on the major global developments shaping the last month, focusing on growing economic-driven protests in Iran and rising military posturing by China around Taiwan.

Brad breaks down what these events reveal about shifting power dynamics, internal pressure on authoritarian systems, and the growing risk of escalation in key regions of the world. With a veteran’s perspective, he examines how unrest, deterrence, and strategic signaling intersect — and what these trends could mean for global stability moving forward.

This episode looks beyond headlines to explore how economic strain, military posture, and political pressure collide, shaping the future of conflict and diplomacy.

No spin. No noise. Just clear analysis on war, geopolitics, leadership, and the realities of a changing world.

In this SITREP, retired Marine Brad “Iceman” Colbert breaks down three rising national-security flashpoints shaking Washington and the Pentagon.

Brad digs into the growing threat of classified documents handled by GovAI systems, exploring whether artificial intelligence is becoming a force multiplier — or a vulnerability — in intelligence operations. He also tackles the controversial debate over free U.S. citizenship through military service and whether fast-tracking recruits creates a major security risk for the armed forces.

Finally, Brad examines the rapid expansion of U.S. military drone programs, the shift toward autonomous surveillance and strike capability, and what it means for future warfare and American dominance.

No narratives. No talking points. Just veteran clarity on war, politics, leadership, technology, and the fight to stay human in a world racing toward automation.

In this SITREP, retired Marine Brad “Iceman” Colbert breaks down three rising national-security flashpoints shaking Washington and the Pentagon.

Brad digs into the growing threat of classified documents handled by GovAI systems, exploring whether artificial intelligence is becoming a force multiplier — or a vulnerability — in intelligence operations. He also tackles the controversial debate over free U.S. citizenship through military service and whether fast-tracking recruits creates a major security risk for the armed forces.

Finally, Brad examines the rapid expansion of U.S. military drone programs, the shift toward autonomous surveillance and strike capability, and what it means for future warfare and American dominance.

No narratives. No talking points. Just veteran clarity on war, politics, leadership, technology, and the fight to stay human in a world racing toward automation.