Podcast host @INTLSpyCast; Historian/Curator @IntlSpyMuseum; RAF; PhD; 9/11MM; a Scot in DC, who Iived above a bagelshop in NYC, but who still rolls his rrrr's
Just returned from a most enjoyable @SocIntelHist conference at the @IntlSpyMuseum, during which I appeared on a panel moderated by the estimable @spyhistorian. Here's a picture of me lecturing a rapt audience eagerly awaiting the next speaker. (And a thank-you to my fellow panelists, @douglaslondon5, @nakashimae, and Nicholas Reynolds.)
NEW EPISODE! The Spy-Fi Guys are back in action with their episode on 1964’s Goldfinger! To help them decipher the @007 film, we have Andrew Hammond (@spyhistorian) the historian and curator of the @IntlSpyMuseum! Check out the episode below!
https://t.co/kLOlbIS83j
🔍 Go inside Cuban intelligence with counterintelligence expert Ean Forsythe on this week's #SpyCast.
From the Ana Montes case to Cold War operations, discover the untold stories of Cuba's spy services.
Listen now ➡️ https://t.co/tY1niIpj0t
"Never split the difference"
Chris Voss (@fbinegotiator) joins @spyhistorian and shares insights from his FBI career and beyond in this riveting #SpyCast episode.
Learn more about the world of hostage negotiation and ethical interrogation. ⬇️
🎧 https://t.co/wXINrY5bQ9
@IntlSpyMuseum@spyhistorian@INTLSpyCast What a brilliant interview. I’ve just finished reading Spycatcher and really appreciated this as a follow-up. Thank you.
*NEW* #SpyCast - The U.S. House Intelligence Committee with Congressman @jahimes.
Himes joins Andrew @spyhistorian to discuss the U.S. House Intelligence Committee. Jim is the U.S. representative for Connecticut’s 4th congressional district.
🎧 https://t.co/Zza4a6xZiw
🎙️ New #SpyCast episode! Jennifer Ewbank, former Deputy Director of CIA for Digital Innovation, discusses tech integration in intelligence.
Learn about digital leadership, risk management, and the future of espionage. Listen now! https://t.co/zphYy7ictb
📜 From Francis Walsingham to the Spanish Armada, explore how spies shaped history!
The latest @intlspycast with @spyhistorian dives into the tricks and tools of Elizabethan-era intelligence.
Listen now for a fascinating journey through time! https://t.co/uHvsTqbziB
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*NEW* #SpyCast - Ciphers, Disguise, and Invisible Ink: Tools of the Trade with Pete Langman & Nadine Akkerman.
This week’s episode is a journey back to the 16th century to explore spies and tradecraft of the Elizabethan era...
Listen now: https://t.co/ulz9OH0O9t
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Today in #SpyHistory: On September 21, 2001, DIA officer Ana Montes was arrested for spying for Cuba.
Who said spies can't have hobbies? Ana Montes was also famously known for her cheesecake in the office!
Next Saturday, we're mixing history with sweetness, unveiling her secret recipe and the intriguing story behind it. Stay tuned! #SpyHistory 🕵️♀️🍰
Spy Museum Historian and Curator @spyhistorian adds historical context to the recent pager attacks.
Via @wapo: "There is a long history of intelligence agents using everyday devices that hide deadly secrets to kill targets, from a poison-tipped umbrella to exploding landline telephones. But he said that an attack on so many individuals at once with modified gadgets appeared to be unprecedented."
Read the full article: https://t.co/t5KqB1Ablc
NEW #SpyCast - The Future of OSINT with Jason Barrett.
Learn about the world of Open-Source Intelligence with the first-ever OSINT Executive! Jason joins @spyhistorian to discuss how publicly available info is revolutionizing the IC. 🌐🕵️♂️
🎧Listen now: https://t.co/NZlm68a1mq