Covert Contact returned today [http://covertcontact.com/2017/02/06/understanding-the-pace-and-scope-of-technology-driven-change-episode-63/] with a new episode that was originally recorded (but not released) in October. Andrew Trabulsi [http://www.iftf.org/andrewtrabulsi/] joins me to discuss the challenges inherent in forecasting technology-driven change and we close out the show with some

Podcast episodes for the first [http://covertcontact.com/2016/09/27/hillary-clinton-and-donald-trump-the-first-debate-episode-61/] and second [http://covertcontact.com/2016/10/10/russia-trump-and-hillary-episode-62/] presidential debates are up. My thoughts are mostly confined to the national security elements and fairly reserved. That’s more of a reflection on my weariness with the non-stop

I’ve been hard at work on the podcast and it is going to be the focus of my efforts for the foreseeable future. Guests are already being booked for January and I’m excited about the lineup. Much of the work is occurring behind the scenes. Over the past

Podcasting [http://covertcontact.com], especially when you lack any particular talent for it, is hard work. But it’s rewarding and worth the effort so I’ve managed to shift some projects around and re-prioritize things to put the podcast first. The only visible aspect of this reorganization will be