State Secrets is a weekly interview podcast featuring Cipher Brief experts and national security leaders.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Daily NewsNews |
Former CIA Director General David Petraeus (Ret.) doesn’t mince words: Russia’s 19-drone incursion into Polish airspace was no accident — it was a deliberate test of NATO’s resolve. Joining The State Secrets Podcast from Kyiv, Ukraine, General Petrae... more
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth visited a warship off the coast of Puerto Rico this week, telling Marines and sailors that they are on the “front lines” of a critical counter-narcotics mission. Exactly what that mission is – remains murky but the s... more
In this wide-ranging conversation, former CIA senior leader Sheetal Patel warns about the vulnerabilities the U.S. faces from evolving drone threats, drawing lessons from Ukraine’s successful deep-strike operations against Russia. She highlights the ... more
In a recent opinion piece published in The Cipher Brief, former senior CIA Executive Mark Kelton suggests that the country’s leading intelligence organization has a trust problem both with policy makers and the public. One component of that problem t... more
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The interview of Ed Bogan is excellent!
I love tuning in to this podcast. Very informative, while remaining interesting. Nice work! :)
That interview with Steve Blank was exceptional ”at scale!”
These people act like they are still talking with their lingo using buds.. it’s boring and not useful to anyone except people wanting to stroke themselves with people who they fashion as important or relevant… go back to Panera and have the Mac and cheese..
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This podcast features in-depth interviews with experts in national security, intelligence, and geopolitical trends, offering insights into complex global issues. Guests range from retired military personnel to leaders in technology and intelligence agencies, discussing crucial topics such as espionage, artificial intelligence, national security strategies, and the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy. The format typically combines personal anecdotes with professional expertise, making for compelling narratives that bridge the gap between current events and historical context. Notably, the focus on the intersection of technology and national security sets this podcast apart, providing listeners with both informative and engaging content... more
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Recent guests on State Secrets include:
1. David Petraeus
2. Renee Novakoff
3. Mark Kelton
4. Susan Miller
5. Rob Dannenberg
6. Joe Mullin
7. John Watters
8. Joey Gagnard
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