Coffee and Cables

Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training
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Coffee and Cables is your unofficial guide to diplomacy. A “cable” is how diplomats communicate, official messages sent between Washington and posts around the world. We like to think of our podcast as a more relaxed version of that. We’re delivering stories, history, and insights straight to you. At Coffee and Cables, we explore Foreign Service Officer oral histories, revisit major global events, and create episodes that make foreign policy feel approachable and fun.

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  1. 1 天前

    Cracking the Code

    This week our hosts, Amelia and Sofia, spotlight Ms. Betty Allan, a World War II codebreaker whose work helped unlock critical intelligence during the war. We dive into the world of codebreaking, where individuals were recruited to decipher foreign military communications, and explore Betty’s role in analyzing Japanese signals. It’s a story of quiet impact, sharp minds, and the unseen work that shaped history behind the scenes. This episode was brought to you from the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training. Thank you to our hosts, Amelia Wysoczanski and Sofia Lang, for leading the discussion. Please be sure to follow us on our socials: Instagram @adst_diplomacy, Facebook @Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training, and TikTok @coolben1986. Music: https://pixabay.com/music/

    Cracking the Code

  2. 7月19日

    No Laugh Challenge - Foreign Service Edition

    Who knew American diplomats had so many funny stories from their time in the foreign service? This second episode has your hosts, Sofia Lang and Amelia Wysoczanski, cracking up as we unpack some silly stories from abroad. From impromptu concerts for hundreds and messy translations to Mongolian barbecues and a little too much vodka, this episode showcases the lighter side of American diplomacy and the sense of humor found in the Foreign Service. Try not to laugh as you join us for this one. This episode was brought to you from the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training. Thank you to our hosts, Amelia Wysoczanski and Sofia Lang, for leading the discussion. Please be sure to follow us on our socials: Instagram @adst_diplomacy, Facebook @Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training, and TikTok @coolben1986. Music: https://pixabay.com/music/

    No Laugh Challenge - Foreign Service Edition

  3. 7月12日

    Stars, Stripes, and State Department Parties

    What does Independence Day look like when you’re thousands of miles from home? In our first episode, Amelia Wysoczanski and Sofia Lang dive into how American diplomats celebrate the Fourth of July overseas. From embassy receptions and cultural exchanges to unexpected challenges and memorable moments, we have it all. Blending humor, history, and firsthand accounts, this episode explores how one of America’s most iconic holidays becomes a tool of diplomacy far beyond U.S. borders. This episode was brought to you from the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training. Thank you to our hosts, Amelia Wysoczansk and Sofia Lang, for leading the discussion. Please be sure to follow us on our socials: Instagram @adst_diplomacy, Facebook Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training, TikTok @coolben1986. Music: https://pixabay.com/music/

    Stars, Stripes, and State Department Parties
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簡介

Coffee and Cables is your unofficial guide to diplomacy. A “cable” is how diplomats communicate, official messages sent between Washington and posts around the world. We like to think of our podcast as a more relaxed version of that. We’re delivering stories, history, and insights straight to you. At Coffee and Cables, we explore Foreign Service Officer oral histories, revisit major global events, and create episodes that make foreign policy feel approachable and fun.

資訊

  • 創作者
    Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training
  • 活躍年代
    2026年
  • 集數
    3
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training 2026
  • 節目網站
    Coffee and Cables