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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 268 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryGovernment | |||

Today, Justin talks with Gene Coyle. Gene graduated from Indiana University in Bloomington with a Bachelor's degree in 1973, followed by a Master's degree in 1974. He then joined the Central Intelligence Agency, where he served for 30 years, includin... more
Today Justin sits down with Robert Mazur. Robert is a world-renowned authority on money laundering techniques. He spent 27 years working as a US federal agent, including five years undercover, followed by 17 years in the private sector working as an ... more
Today, Justin talks woth Nicholas Reynolds. Nick has had a very enviable career. After graduating from Oxford University in the 1970s, he served in the US Marine Corps as an infantry officer and later as a historian. He retired from the reserves as a... more
Today Justin sits down with Kevin Riehle. Kevin earned his Bachelor's degree in Russian and Political Science at Brigham Young University, his Master's degree in Strategic Intelligence at the Joint Military Intelligence College, and his PhD in War St... more
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I've listened to several episodes and Justin often offers these superficial, annoying responses that suggest he isn't paying close attention (because he's queuing up his next remark) and doesn't appreciate that sometimes the best thing to say is nothing at all. For instance, in his interview with Sam McKnight about detecting mass graves using satellite data, Sam remarks that he is profoundly effected by his work and Justin basically says something like, "Yeah, the world is a bad place but I'm su... more
Justin is a very professional podcast host and he cares about his guests. He did an excellent job and I was honored on to be on the show and am avid listener too! Good support too from Jesse as his producer and editor!
So good. I don’t usually listen to stuff like this but this has caught my heart. I have like a million downloaded episodes. I’m a spy now.
10 ⭐ worthy
Great conversations with people who were on the inside or close to those who were involved in intelligence work. Interesting variety of guests and topics as well.
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The show sits at the intersection of espionage history, covert operations, and counterintelligence, frequently featuring former agents, historians, and private-sector security experts. Episodes center on real-world cases, archival investigations, and high-profile investigations, with a steady emphasis on interagency dynamics, ethics, and the evolution of tradecraft. Notable strengths include deep-dive interviews with unique insiders, careful archival context, and a knack for connecting historical events to modern security, privacy, and information warfare themes. A standout trait is the ability to translate arcane intelligence history into accessible storytelling, making it appealing to both enthusiasts and industry professionals seeking ac... more
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Recent guests on SPYCRAFT 101 include:
1. Robert Mazur
2. Nicholas Reynolds
3. Kevin Riehle
4. Michael Lebowitz
5. William Gage
6. John Ware
7. Michael Pullara
8. Michael Walsh
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