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For the next couple of weeks we will be working on several project including some grant writing and research, as well as preparing for the Military Writers of America Conference to be held in Pittsburg at the end of the month. During this time we do not want to let a chance for a story go so what I have done is provided you with audio from other historical based shows around the web listen to and enjoy. We have a lot of projects in the works and on our plates, so check back often or watch our Facebook page for updates. You can still find us on live every Monday night right here and on .
This week:
This week we bring you Spycast hosted by Peter Earnest and provided by the International Spy Museum in Washington D.C.. Spycast has long been one of my favorites as it features espionage at its best by the people who were there. You can keep up with all thier shows at http://www.podcastdirectory.com/podcasts/21608.
August 16, 2010: Peering Over the Iron Curtain: Overhead Photography and the Cold War
Today Peter converses with Dino Brugioni, a pioneer of the art of photo interpretation and a living legend of the US Intelligence Community. Dino shares his personal experiences briefing Presidents and describes the role that he and overhead photography played in such seminal Cold War events as the “missile gap” and the Cuban Missile Crisis. Dino Brugioni has looked inside the most secret places on earth…from above.
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