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Into the Gundo with Jakob Diepenbrock and Joshua Levine
El Segundo as a hardware hub, the drive to unseat industry incumbents, and bridging the valley of death in federal procurement
Apr 29
38:06
Bodies in Spaces with Bart Hutchins and Will O'Brien
The importance of dimly-lit rooms, stages for the performance of civil society, and the rebirth of the public square
Apr 21
34:54
Can We Actually Mobilize? with Madeline Hart
Shyam Sankar and Madeline's new book, critical gaps in our military infrastructure, and our favorite defense tech history vignettes
Apr 10
34:57
Shor's Thing with Prineha Narang
Quantum computers cracking encryption, qubit quality, and the political story of quantum tech
Apr 3
34:58
March 2026
Who's Monitoring the Monitors? with Luke Hogg
Listen now | The "monitoring the situation" phenomenon, modern information flows, and how OSINT nerds compare to actual feds
Mar 27
37:12
Filibusted with James Wallner and Matt Glassman
Creative Senate procedure hacks, the long-forgotten joy of winning by attrition, and Congress as political theater
Mar 20
1
46:34
Our Republic of Science with Charles Yang and Ian Banks
Personnel shakeups in our science policy institutions, virtue metascience, and the conservative case for "ways of knowing"
Mar 13
2
41:57
Anthropic, State, and Utopia with Dean Ball and Ketan Ramakrishnan
The DoW's "supply chain risk" threat, a secret third thing between nationalization and anarchy, and the First Amendment case for letting labs do virtue…
Mar 6
41:08
February 2026
Welcome to The Frontier, a podcast from the Foundation for American Innovation
The DOW's showdown with Anthropic, Musk's space data center Hail Mary, and why Disney might get run over by ByteDance
Feb 27
6
47:57
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