In Homeland: the Podcast, the Southern California Regional Alumni Chapter of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security brings you yesterday’s pioneers, today’s leaders and tomorrow’s visionaries within homeland security.
Homeland: the Podcast
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In Homeland: the Podcast, the Southern California Regional Alumni Chapter of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security brings you yesterday’s pioneers, today’s leaders and tomorrow’s visionaries within homeland security.
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May 18, 2021
Let’s Talk About Coffee
In this episode of Homeland, I had the opportunity to speak with Noel Lipana where we talked about moral injury, coffee, Jiu-Jitsu, coffee, healing through art, and of course, more about coffee. This episode is one I recorded while at APEX at the Naval Postgraduate School. So, for those that missed the conference, you’re in for a treat, and those that heard Noel speak, we found a way to hit areas a presentation just can’t take you. When my editor was listening to this podcast, he asked how long Noel and I have known each other. I told him we’d met the day prior. I bring this up because when conversations flow the way this one did, I find the content resonates on a deeper level, and the impact is that much more meaningful. If you’d like to get in touch with Noel, you can find him on FB at Quiet Terrain and on Twitter @TroopInContact.
December 16, 2020
Tackling Border Security and Immigration
As I mentioned in our last episode; I’ll be releasing several conversations originally recorded during the APEX 2020 conference; this is one of those. In this episode, I’m joined by Madeline Kristoff from Citizenship and Immigration Services and Kevin Peters from DHS’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis. In today’s conversation, I wanted to bring us past the political rhetoric and tribal narratives surrounding immigration and border security and take an honest look at the issues we face. We’ll discuss securing our borders, addressing humanitarian concerns, and a path forward to move from outdated immigration policies and how to bring them in line with the realities of a changing world.
November 13, 2020
Climate Security Complexity
Before we jump into today’s episode, I want to thank each of you for hanging with us during the very busy months of 2020. I guess this show has been directly impacted by my work responsibilities addressing COVID-19, protests, civil unrest, wildfires, and most recently the election.Dedicating time to edit and release episodes has been challenging to say the least. However, I’ve blocked time into my schedule to get this show up and moving forward.Fortunately, I’ve got some episodes recorded from February’s APEX conference in Monterey and I think you’ll enjoy what we have lined up. Today’s episode is with John Comiskey and Mike Larranaga where we’ll be talking about climate change and the homeland security challenges that arise from this complex issue. So with that, let’s jump right into our discussion on climate security.
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