In this episode, we sit down with attorney, mediator, and author Bob Worden, Esq., who brings a fresh lens to some of the most pivotal wars in history. Drawing from his book How to Stop Wars and Save the World, Bob shares what happens when you apply the mindset of a professional dispute resolver to global conflict—specifically the American Revolution, Civil War, and Vietnam.We dive into the real reasons behind the American Revolution, including Britain’s strategic missteps, leadership failures, and a deep misunderstanding of colonial life. Bob unpacks how bad information, personal egos, and logistical chaos made war inevitable—and what could have changed the outcome.He also explores modern parallels to Ukraine, the dangers of government overreach, and how well-intentioned systems often get hijacked by opportunists. From King George III’s isolation to George Washington’s reluctant leadership, this episode uncovers forgotten insights with surprising relevance to today’s geopolitical tensions.📚 Topics include:Why Britain misunderstood the coloniesThe truth about Loyalists, taxes, and colonial class warfareHow misinformation and ego escalate conflictWhat history teaches us about mediation and powerThe ripple effects of the French alliance and post-war economicsLessons modern leaders can learn from past empiresIf you’re a student of history, a fan of political philosophy, or just want a no-BS take on how wars start—and how they might be prevented—this episode is for you.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.📖 Grab the book: How to Stop Wars and Save the World by Bob Worden, Esq.