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Episodes
Episode 56 - Blended Retirement Explained
18 December 2018
Commander Brendan Stickles, U.S. Navy, talks about his recent Blog post "The Price is Wrong"—which explains the military's new Blended Retirement System and the importance of the decision facing service members who joined the military prior to 1 Jan 2018.
Episode 55 - All Marines are Not Advisors
11 December 2018
Major Rafiel Deon Warfield, U.S. Marine Corps, talks about how the Corps need to create a better screening system for choosing those who train foreign militaries.
Episode 54 - Create an Autonomous Program Office
06 December 2018
Captain Sharif Calfree, U.S. Navy, talks about creating an autonomous program office to fast-track good ideas into fleet capability.
Episode 53 - The Salty Millennial Revealed
26 November 2018
Lieutenant Commander Jimmy Drennan, U.S. Navy, (AKA: The Salty Millennial), talks about generational tensions and trends in the Navy, his contributions to the Blog, and feedback from older and younger readers. Also, Fleet Master Chief Paul Kingsbury, U.S. Navy (Retired), new to the Naval Institute staff, makes his first appearance on the show.
Episode 52 - China Wants Amphibs
19 November 2018
Brigadier General William Bowers, U.S. Marine Corps, and Dr. Christopher Yung talk about their article in the November issue "China Has Learned the Value of Amphibious Operations."
Episode 51 - Afshin Molavi Talks China
12 November 2018
Afshin Molavi, Senior Fellow at the Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute, talks about China and the "New Silk Road" and the defense and security implications surrounding it.
Episode 50 - David Poyer Talking Military Fiction
08 November 2018
David Poyer talks about how he writes and his latest effort "Deep War."
Episode 49 - Fix Navy Air's Adversary Problem
04 November 2018
Lieutenant Commander Graham Scarbro, U.S. Navy Super Hornet pilot, talks about fixing the Navy's air combat adversary problem.
Episode 48 - Counter Intelligence Focus
28 October 2018
First Lieutenant Christian Heller, U.S. Marine Corps, talks about his prize-winning essay on counterintelligence.
Episode 47 - Tom Cutler Talks Naval Institute Press
16 October 2018
Tom Cutler from the Naval Institute Press talks about his time in the "brown water" Navy in Vietnam, his job as the Gordon England Chair for Professional Naval Books, how raw manuscripts become Naval Institute Press books, the new