The Langley Files: CIA's Podcast
You might have heard a thing or two about the CIA, but have you ever heard from the CIA? In the Central Intelligence Agency's first public podcast, you will. Let us be your guides around the corridors of CIA Headquarters in Langley, as you step beyond the Hollywood scripts and shadowed whispers to hear directly from the people serving each day as America's first line of defense. These are their stories. This is The Langley Files.
Tons of Potential
Jul 21
The hosts are funny and guests/stories very interesting. Desperately need to get the woke topics out and keep them out. Of all the things to bring out of the shadows, race and gender are by far the least important. They have also been wildly misused in the media. 80% of black people in America born to single mothers. Women having the opportunity to pursue careers because technologies developed mostly by men. The world is complex. An episode on the importance of handwriting skills is more valuable than discussing race and gender. There is no third gender either. Gender is a reference to pelvic bone structure and wearing a dress is the psychology term gender expression. Which is fluid by nature. Non binary fake news simply reinforces traditional gender roles this podcast tried to demonize. For an agency whose mission is so dependent on top tier pull out strategy. Failing to acknowledge the 80% birth rate of African Americans to single mothers isn’t very intelligent. Try doing a season void of woke themes and instead address things complained about in the reviews. Like talking about the importance of protecting Americans from countries who wish bad things upon us while also allowing policies which led to 169 people from the terrorist watch list being encountered by border patrol sneaking into the country by where my wife lives. And 11 million illegal immigrants who have been draining resources and committing crimes. If you can’t break the law. Why is the executive branch exclusively doing just that? Talk about why it is important you operate within the law. Focus more on technologies like the recon planes and cameras. The ultra high speed planes had cameras with ultra fast shutter speeds. A lot of people are into photography these days. Things everyone can get interested in. Leave social engineering to the dictators. Rhode Island, neither a road nor an island. Discuss.
Ghost Recon
Sep 15
When you have generations of Marine’s and Navy in your family, it’s good to hear their efforts to protect our great nation (America is Great) is backed up by Ghost World! Thank you!
CIA. 9/11
Sep 12
I accidentally found this podcast and was amazed to hear story of Naval Academy graduate who then was working at Pentagon and was terribly injured in attack on 9/11. His story is remarkable and he tells it with great courage. I’m awaiting Episode #3 This podcast humanizes the CIA!
ONE OF THE BEST EVER!!!!
Sep 12
Wow!! Just listened to File 018 (can’t wait to hear File 19 & 20; part II and Part III), highlighting Kevin’s heroic journey at 9:37AM on 9/11/01 when the hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 attacked our American patriots working inside the Department of Defense operations at the Pentagon. God Bless the 184 victims and their families who’s lives we will forever honor and continue to mourn. #NeverForget. What an amazing job tracking down this American Hero and having him share his insights and reflections on that life changing day. Kevin’s harrowing journey - expressed through excruciatingly painful details of his survival - amplifies the type of characteristics that every American (or global citizen for that matter) can apply in their own story of struggle, fatigue or rebirth. Big shout out to the Langley Files and the moderators for this awe-inspiring podcast! B. Green - Washington, DC
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- CreatorCentral Intelligence Agency
- Years Active2022 - 2024
- Episodes23
- RatingClean
- Copyright© 2024 Central Intelligence Agency