A show about the technology, strategy, media and business trends defining the future of national security.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews |
A celebrated historian shares years of research into the quiet and not-so-quiet struggles of millions of American veterans returning home from World War II.
Guest:
• David Nasaw, historian, two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist, and author of “The ... more
The EU's ambassador to the U.S. underscores the importance of the bloc's $910 billion defense plans known as Readiness 2030.
Guest:
• European Union Ambassador to the United States Jovita Neliupšienė.
Our editors explore the vibe, the headlines, the aircraft, the drones, and the other news coming out of the Air Force Association’s big annual conference at National Harbor, Maryland.
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• Tom Novelly, Defense One senior reporter covering ... more
A researcher unpacks recent adaptations in drone technology after more than three years of Russia's ongoing Ukraine invasion.
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• Sam Bendett, advisor in Russia Studies at the Virginia-based research organization CNA;
• And Patrick Tuck... more
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Some correspondents don’t take their jobs seriously. The AFA coverage in particular was a joke - Aubrey Decker clearly didn’t even attempt to understand the AFFORGEN concept and her coverage was immature and clownish. Unbecoming of Defense One which usually has interesting content.
Even in the reviews you can tell that bits are used as the good reviews offer superfluous language “like interesting and develops thinking,” whereas the non approving reviews actually go in to the detail of the episodes. This wreaks of foreign influence where on any given episode you will not here overtly negative reviews of china, Russia, and so on. However, there is a high criticality of US defense and government, as well as a focus on questionable “defense” issues such as sexuality and suppos... more
The show needs to recruit a new pool interviewees. Researchers in house are a great tool to craft questions and identify personalities to bring in on certain topic but interviewing your own researchers ends up feeling biased or at least one sided.
Funny, it’s so funny that Republicans are looking into recruiting failures. Your not hiding your sarcasm very well, but would not expect you to consider there might be another point of view. Perhaps some want or understand why LBGTQ (oh I forget them all) issues, and on base transvestite children’s days are become normal and appear to be very important to the military.
Let’s not even worry about skin color categorizing you automatically as a white supremacist. I can’t imagine why one of l... more
The content used to be 5 stars, but the audio levels are all over the place! I’ll be struggling to hear one person, and the next person will be shouting! Audio needs to be run through a compressor, limiter, or some other audio normalization process. I unsubscribed, I was listening for 30min and couldn’t tell you what they were talking about because of the audio levels.
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The content centers around pressing defense issues, military strategies, and technological advancements impacting national security. Topics frequently discussed include drone warfare, missile defense initiatives, and the implications of geopolitical tensions, especially concerning Russia and Ukraine. The podcast aims to provide insightful analysis and expert opinions from various leaders and specialists in the military, government, and defense industry, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the complexities of modern warfare and international security dynamics. Notably, the show also touches on the intersection of technology and defense, exploring innovations that shape military capabilities and strategies.
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Recent guests on Defense One Radio include:
1. David Nasaw
2. Jovita Neliupšienė
3. Sam Bendett
4. Jan-Hendrik Boelens
5. Angus Fletcher
6. Kevin Maurer
7. Derek Tournear
8. Bill Vass
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