The Security Podcast
The Security Podcast
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Sean Rayment, an award winning defence and security correspondent and the editor of National Security News, is the host of The Security Podcast. Every two weeks, he will discuss global national security and geopolitical events with high calibre guests and leaders in the fields of defence, security and intelligence.
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The podcast delves into significant topics surrounding global security, military operations, and intelligence, featuring episodes like The Role of an Army Padre discussing the moral support for troops, and Why the British Army Failed in Afghanistan examining strategic shortcomings. Other recurring themes include lawfare's impact on soldiers, historical insights from military leaders, and current geopolitical tensions, such as the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Sean Rayment, an award winning defence and security correspondent and the editor of National Security News, is the host of The Security Podcast. Every two weeks, he will discuss global national security and geopolitical events with high calibre guests and leaders in the fields of defence, security and intelligence.
In this episode of The Security Podcast, I am joined by Colonel Phil Ingram a former military intelligence officer and media commentator. We discuss why nations spy on one another, what they hope to achieve and the various strategies involved in developing agents and acquiring secret information. Phil also explains how he was once targeted by Chinese intelligence officers and how that experience is now used to help others avoid becoming assets for foreign powers.
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