266. Brian Franks: The Man Who Saved the SAS with Tim Spicer

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268. China's Cyber Spies: The Cyber Espionage Frontier with Dr. Ahana Datta Fasel

Today Justin talks with Dr. Ahana Datta Fasel. Ahana graduated from University College London with a PhD and is the former cyber chief for the Financial Times media group in London. She has also held senior roles in the United Kingdom government, including with the Ministry of Ju ...  Show more

267. Guardian: Real Life in the CIA with Thomas Pecora

This week Justin talks with Tom Pecora. Tom spent 24 years as a security officer with the Central Intelligence Agency. He served in hotspots all over the world, including Somalia, Iraq, the Philippines, and Pakistan. Tom was the chief of security for CIA operations in Iraq in 200 ...  Show more

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