SpyTalk
SpyTalk, Jeff SteinSpyTalk lives at the intersection of intelligence operations, foreign policy, homeland security, and military strategy. Hosted by veteran national security journalists Jeff Stein, Michael Isikoff and Karen J. Greenberg, the podcast features exclusives by SpyTalk’s roster of longtime reporters, news and profiles of US and foreign spymasters, and interviews with policymakers and expert authors. Ther... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 191 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews CommentaryNews | |||
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- Isikoff needs to chill
Isikoff’s voice is shrill, he laughs at inappropriate times and talks too fast.I would much rather listen to Jeff whose ego doesn’t dominate the show.
Apple Podcasts3Theodora30
United States22 days ago - House of dynamite? Really?
Pretty much follows “Failsafe” too much to be called “ original”. Suicide, glitch in the system, sacrificing a family member”, general is trying to talk president to attack. At the end of the credits, “Failsafe” used a dial tone. In Dynamite” at the end of the credits, they used explosions. It just can’t be coincidental. I think it’s called plagiarism. Even a happily ever after would’ve changed things! Lol.
Apple Podcasts5J ClamUnited Statesa month ago - Establishment drivel
The host and the majority of guests are shills, to the bone, for the establishment intelligence point of view with very little objective analysis or reality. If that is what you are looking for then, you have found it. Enjoy.
Apple Podcasts1MikeJeezyUnited States5 months ago - Edward Snowden
If the host of a podcast on intelligence cannot recall Edward Snowden’s name while talking to a former CIA officer perhaps he should retire. The fact that you did not even try to edit out the blank memory moment tells me this is not a very tight ship operation.
Apple Podcasts3Nora GregorUnited States6 months ago - I’ll be on lookout for podcast where interviewers actually allow Steve Cash to speak
Please keep at it Steve. Non-steady staters feel the threat too and want to hear what you have to say.
Apple Podcasts1Fan of Gov Charlie BakerUnited States8 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #138 | United States/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #117 |  United Kingdom/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #155 |  Canada/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #95 |  Italy/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #98 |  Australia/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #229 |  Germany/News/News Commentary |
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What is SpyTalk about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The content centers on intelligence operations, foreign policy, and national security, frequently featuring discussions around military strategies and homeland security issues. Listeners can expect in-depth interviews with seasoned journalists, intelligence experts, and policymakers, often focusing on current events and the implications of various governmental actions. The show offers a distinctive blend of insider perspectives, investigative journalism, and critical analysis, making it a unique platform for those interested in the complexities surrounding national security matters, particularly in regard to the U.S.'s relationships with foreign governments and its own military policies.
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Which podcasts are similar to SpyTalk?
These podcasts share a similar audience with SpyTalk:
1. Secrets and Spies Podcast: Espionage | Global Issues | Current Affairs
2. SpyCast
3. NatSec Matters
4. SPYCRAFT 101
5. The DSR Network
How many episodes of SpyTalk are there?
SpyTalk launched 5 years ago and published 191 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on SpyTalk include:
1. Peter Eisner
2. Christine Kuehn
3. Mark Kuehn
4. Tom Blanton
5. Josh Geltzer
6. Carol Leonnig
7. Ron Kessler
8. John Sipher
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