
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton provides expert insights on current events in the federal community. Read more interviews to keep up with daily news and analysis that affect the federal workforce. The Federal Drive is found at FederalNewsNetwork.com and 1500 AM in the Washington D.C. region.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 9434 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews | |||

The Pentagon’s independent weapons testing office has pulled decades of unclassified annual reports from its public website, arguing that artificial intelligence would allow foreign adversaries to combine publicly available information into detailed ... more
The Trump administration pledged to shift the Federal Emergency Management Agency away from a “bloated, DC-centric dead weight.” But FEMA’s regions, not its Washington headquarters, bore the brunt of workforce cuts that happened without any strategic... more
Government often relies on industry to invest ahead of future requirements. The recent pause in CMMC implementation is raising questions about how contractors weigh risk, cost and the value of moving first. Here with one company's perspective are Ang... more
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This pod helps me keep up with federal bureaucratic updates. Awfully wordy though. I never listen to the Lessons in Leadership and don’t understand why it’s a part of this pod.
I’ve become a huge fan of Tom and his FNN network of competent and deeply knowledgeable reporters. Without fail, this podcast is my go-to source for accurate and non-biased perspectives and information on all aspects of the federal government and the ecosystems within which it exists. Tom is a hilarious and humane host that doesn’t shy away from asking tough questions and providing deep historical context.
The stories are ok until they are over and the next part begins.
Thank you for the bounty of information. Well communicated (excellent broadcasters) discussing a wide array of topics.
Please stop promoting government agencies and unions who do not want to serve the American public. The same people crying about returning to an office are the same ones sitting side by side with other fans in an indoor sports arena. They are the same ones sitting elbow to elbow in a church, without a mask, pretending to be Christian (while their kids sit in a Sunday school class). They are the same ones that are shooing their kids out the door to sit on a school bus and then in a classroom. Are ... more
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This show consistently covers federal government operations, policy, and governance with a strong emphasis on personnel, procurement, oversight, and leadership. Episodes often weave together reporting on federal workforce trends, agency reorganizations, and emerging tech policy, alongside leadership lessons from public service veterans. A notable strength is the blend of hard policy analysis with practical leadership insights, frequently featuring insiders from watchdog groups, federal agencies, and think tanks. The mix appeals to federal employees, policymakers, contractors, and media observers who want clear, context-rich perspectives on how federal decisions propagate through programs and budgets.
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