– Episode 1 – An Introduction by Host Craig Martin
– Episode 2 – Kevin Jon Heller on Unilateral Humanitarian Intervention
– Episode 3 – Adil Haque on the Use of Force, Self-Defense, and Aggression.
– Episode 4 – Ashley Deeks on AI and the Laws of War.
– Episode 6 – Monica Hakimi on the Informal Regulation of the Jus ad Bellum Regime.
– Episode 7 – Alonso Gurmendi Dunkelberg on Latin American Approaches to the Laws of War.
– Episode 8 – Craig Forcese on the History and Significance of the Caroline Incident.
– Episode 10 – Eliav Lieblich on The Humanization of Jus ad Bellum.
– Episode 12 – Tom Ruys on the Exercise of Self-Defense to Recover Occupied Territory.
– Episode 14 – Federica Paddeu on Consent as a Justification for the Use of Force.
– Episode 15 – Michael Schmitt on Cyber Operations and the Laws of War.
– Episode 16 – Terry Gill on the Use of Force Against Non-State Actors.
– Episode 17 – Nessa Interviews Martin on Climate Change the Jus ad Bellum Regime.
– Episode 18 – Mary Ellen O’Connell on the Invalidity of Imminence.
– Episode 20 – Rebecca Ingber on Legally Sliding into War.
– Episode 21 – Yasuyuki Yoshida on Japan Japanese Perspectives on the Jus ad Bellum Regime.
– Episode 22 – Srinivas Burra on India’s Apparent Shift on Self-Defense.
– Episode 23 – The Gaza Conflict.
– Episode 26 – Olivier Corten on the Law Against War.
– Episode 27 – Sam Moyn on the Humanizing of War.
– Episode 28 – The War in Ukraine: Jus ad Bellum Implications.
– Episode 34 – Chris O’Meara on Necessity and Proportionality.
– Episode 36 – Hakimi, Haque, and Milanovic on the Right of Self-Defense in Gaza.
– Episode 38 – Brunk and Hakimi on the Prohibition Against Annexations.