The Defense.info team offers a range of insightful podcasts, designed to provide a scaffolded perspective on critical global strategic issues. Each episode unpacks layered insights on defense and security, building a clearer, well-supported understanding of complex topics. Exclusively available on our website, these podcasts give listeners an essential framework to interpret the latest developments with context and depth. Many of these podcasts highlight our longer reports or publications and provide a discussion of their findings and perspectives.
Podcasts
01/28/2025
In March 2025r, we are publishing our first book in our Personal Professional Development Insights series. This book is entitled
This book offers a comprehensive guide to mastering public speaking. It covers building confidence, crafting compelling messages, engaging audiences effectively, managing time constraints, and handling unexpected situations. The author emphasizes developing a unique speaking style and building a supportive network for continuous improvement. The text also provides practical exercises and real-world examples to illustrate key concepts. Finally, it highlights the transformative power of public speaking for professional development.
We have generated a podcast which discusses the book which was developed by use of NotebookLM.
01/17/2025
This podcast explores the MV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft, focusing on its operational history, safety record, and ongoing modernization efforts. It is a discussion of our report to be found here.
This is a Deep Dive podcast made via Notebook LM.
01/08/2025
This podcast discusses the recently released book, The Australian Defence Force: Meeting the Modernization Challenges.
The book examines the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) modernization efforts in light of evolving geopolitical realities, particularly concerning China. The book analyzes the challenges of balancing immediate readiness with long-term force planning.
The author incorporates interviews and presentations from the 2024 Sir Richard Williams Foundation seminar, highlighting perspectives from various ADF branches and allied nations (U.S., U.K.).
Key themes include the impact of political cycles on defense spending, the need for a national security strategy, and the crucial role of industry collaboration in achieving modernization goals.
The book also explores the complexities of building combat mass through a networked, “kill web” approach, focusing on adaptability and rapid technological upgrades.