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The Langley Files: CIA's Podcast

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People's Town Hall

People's Town Hall
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QUARTIER LIBRE

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16 HR AGO

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The Hormuz Pressure Cooker and Oil Price Roulette: Clay Seigle & Rear Adm. Mark Montgomery

In this special episode, Michael zeroes in on the potential for a collapse in global energy security amid the U.S.-Israel war with Iran. First, he speaks with Clay Seigle, a senior energy security fellow at CSIS, about the economic impact of the dangerous choke point at the Straits of Hormuz, where a paralyzed trade is threatening to send global oil prices soaring. Clay also analyzes the strategic implications of U.S. strikes on military infrastructure at Iran's key oil depot on Kharg Island. Then, Rear Admiral (Ret.) Mark Montgomery, Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), breaks down the high-stakes naval mechanics of reopening the Straits and why the U.S. must reset Iran's nuclear and ballistic capabilities by "five or seven years" to ensure long-term regional stability.

16 hr ago

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54 min
6 DAYS AGO

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Searching for Cracks in Iran's Core: Michael Doran

Michael speaks with Michael Doran, Director of the Hudson Institute's Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East and a former senior director in the National Security Council, about the outlook for U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran. Mr. Doran explains the internal power dynamics within the Iranian regime and why they matter to potential negotiations to de-escalate or end the conflict. He also explores the likely diverging interests of Israeli and American leaders, why understanding the influence of Iranian ethnic groups is vital to charting possible outcomes, and why he believes a citizen-led uprising to topple the government is unlikely.

6 days ago

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51 min
11 MAR

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The CENTCOM Playbook for Iran?: Gen. Joseph Votel

Michael discusses the rapidly developing conflict in the Middle East with General Joseph Votel, former commander of CENTCOM and U.S. Special Operations Command. General Votel analyzes the strategic implications of Iran blocking the Strait of Hormuz and the challenges of a potential special operations raid to recover highly enriched uranium in the country. He also examines the shifting power dynamics within the Iranian regime, including how the new Supreme Leader's lack of religious credentials may lead to increased influence from the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

11 Mar

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54 min
12 JAN

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Why improv might be policing's most overlooked communication skill

Every officer remembers that first call where nothing went according to plan. Voices raised, emotions running hot and no checklist that fully fits the moment. Policing demands more than memorized scripts and policy citations. It requires presence, awareness and the ability to read a room in real time. On this episode of the Policing Matters podcast, we explore why those human skills matter more than ever and how officers can develop them without sacrificing professionalism or safety. Jim Dudley is joined by Sergeant Alex Mann of the Norfolk County (Mass.) Sheriff’s Office in Massachusetts, author of “The Law of Improv for First Responders.” With nearly three decades in corrections and more than a decade performing improv and stand-up comedy, Mann has developed a training approach that blends improv principles with real-world law enforcement communication. His work focuses on presence, adaptability and intentional action, helping officers navigate high-stress encounters, mental health crises and everyday conflicts with greater confidence and control. About our sponsor This episode of the Policing Matters podcast is sponsored by OfficerStore. Learn more about getting the gear you need at prices you can afford by visiting OfficerStore.com.

12 Jan

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33 min
10 MAR

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Chaos & Control in Iran: Amb. Jeffrey Feltman

Michael Allen discusses Iran's new Supreme Leader with Jeffrey Feltman, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution and former UN Under-Secretary-General. Feltman examines the sudden rise of Mojtaba Khamenei following the death of his father, Ali Khamenei, and discusses the regime's internal cohesion despite widespread domestic opposition. He also explains Israeli military targeting strategies, the risk of a "race for the bomb," and the potential for significant regional escalation.

10 Mar

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41 min
14 JAN

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What the Palisades fire taught police about resilient communications

Most agencies have a communications plan — until the plan becomes the incident. In this episode of the Policing Matters podcast, host Jim Dudley digs into a reality many departments don’t fully plan for: what happens when cellular networks overload, land mobile radio coverage breaks down and agencies struggle to communicate at the very moment demand is highest. Jim is joined by LAPD Commander Randy Goddard, the acting commanding officer and chief information officer for the department’s Information Technology Bureau. Goddard also served as an incident commander during the Palisades fire and will lead LAPD’s Incident Management Team 1 for upcoming global events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. He explains what unified command looked like when key systems failed, why “coverage” is not the same as “capacity,” and what redundancy and manual backups need to look like in modern policing. Commander Goddard is a featured contributor to Police1’s “26 on 2026: A police leadership playbook.” Download your copy here. About our sponsor This episode of the Policing Matters podcast is sponsored by OfficerStore. Learn more about getting the gear you need at prices you can afford by visiting OfficerStore.com.

14 Jan

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45 min
4 MAR

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Exclusive - The Iranian End Game: Richard Nephew

In an exclusive conversation, Michael talks to former National Security Council Director for Iran Richard Nephew about the joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran and the regime's response. Richard, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, explores how a collapse of the Islamic Republic could unfold and the last-ditch retaliation measures the regime could take against its Middle East neighbors and U.S. forces in the region. He also evaluates leadership succession possibilities and growing concerns regarding nuclear proliferation.

4 Mar

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55 min
2 MAR

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Special Episode - The Battle for the Middle East: Rear Adm. Mark Montgomery

Michael joins Rear Admiral (Ret.) Mark Montgomery of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies to discuss the U.S.-Israel combined attacks on Iran. RADM Montgomery, an expert in U.S. national security, explores the potential for Iranian regime change, regional security impacts, and Iran's strategic vulnerabilities. He also breaks down the massive air power currently assembled in the region and the likelihood of an expanded Iranian retaliation campaign.

2 Mar

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37 min
13/11/2025

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Des forces spéciales à l’UFC : le parcours de Benoît Saint Denis

Imagine un homme qui a passé des années à opérer dans l’ombre, où chaque décision peut être une question de vie ou de mort. Puis, un jour, il décide de quitter le treillis et d’entrer dans l’octogone, sous les projecteurs, pour affronter les meilleurs combattants de la planète. Pas de plan B, pas de place pour la peur. Juste un mental d’acier… et une question : et si le vrai combat, c’est de se prouver qu’on peut renaître. Dans cet épisode intime et brut, Benoît se livre comme jamais. Il raconte les nuits sans sommeil avant les missions, la peur qui ne dit pas son nom, et ce moment où il a réalisé que le vrai courage, c’était d’oser tout recommencer à zéro. ——— LE PODCAST QUARTIER LIBRE——— Sur youtube, beaucoup de civils interrogent des soldats…Et si on inversait les rôles ? Dans Quartier Libre, le CapitaineBrault pose des questions à des leaders civils et militaires sur leur métier, leur expérience opérationnelle et leur vision du commandement. Proposez un invité pour un prochain Quartier Libre👇https://forms.gle/1hNssx2EdQNwHg1i6 LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolasbrault/Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/@HeyBraultTiktok : https://www.tiktok.com/@heybraultWhatsApp : https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5C2jS47XeBdOHcs415Podcast réalisé par : https://www.coraxprod.comLinkedin / https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-le-pichon-4912273a/ - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeromebardenet/—————Pour nous rejoindre et pour obtenir plus d'informations : https://www.sengager.frPour rencontrer nos conseillers en recrutement : https://www.sengager.fr/prise-de-rdv

13/11/2025

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1h 2m
11 FEB

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The Lurking Escalation with Iran & the Future of the Mideast: Tamir Hayman

Michael speaks with the former Chief of the IDF Intelligence Directorate Maj. Gen. (res.) Tamir Hayman about the increasing likelihood of military action against Iran's missile program. Gen. Hayman—who serves as Executive Director of the Tel Aviv-based Institute for National Security Studies (INSS)—analyzes the complex regional "reshuffle," explaining how Saudi Arabia is recalibrating its position through a rapprochement with Iran while distancing itself from the UAE and Israel. Gen. Hayman also offers his forecast on the future of Hamas and Gaza, and the broader outlook for regional stability.

11 Feb

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48 min

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