NOTE: Episode 70 is a follow-up of episode 69, so I kindly request you to first listen to episode 69 to connect with our discussion in episode 70.

In this episode, we delve into the complex and dynamic realm of maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region, with Dr Apila Sangtam.

About the guest speaker:

Dr Apila Sangtam is an Honorary Adjunct Fellow at the National Maritime Foundation (NMF) in New Delhi. She has completed her PhD from the Centre of Indo-Pacific Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her area of research includes the maritime geostrategies of ASEAN and its member States, India-Vietnam relations, the South China Sea, and the India-US Indo-Pacific policy.

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In this episode, we delve into the complex and dynamic realm of maritime security in the Indo-Pacific region, with Dr Apila Sangtam.

About the guest speaker:

Dr. Apila Sangtam is an Honorary Adjunct Fellow at the National Maritime Foundation (NMF) in New Delhi. She has completed her PhD from the Centre of Indo-Pacific Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her area of research includes the maritime geostrategies of ASEAN and its member States, India-Vietnam relations, the South China Sea, and the India-US Indo-Pacific policy.

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NOTE: Episode 68 is a follow-up of episode 67, so I kindly request you to first listen to episode 67 to connect with our discussion in episode 68.

In this episode, we uncover how the strategic partnerships between US military and commercial private space companies are transforming national security, pushing technological boundaries, and driving innovation in the development of military space applications, with Shelli Brunswick.

About the guest speaker:

Shelli Brunswick is an eminent figure in the realm of space exploration and innovation. With a wealth of experience spanning a dynamic career, Shelli's profound insights and visionary perspective have established her as a guiding force within the global space community.

Having embarked on a remarkable journey from distinguished roles within the U.S. Air Force to her current position as CEO & Founder of SB Global LLC, Shelli's leadership acumen is nothing short of exceptional. Her leadership over diverse organizations reflects a deep understanding of the intricate tapestry that constitutes the global space ecosystem.

Championing key values nurtured during her military service, Shelli is a fervent advocate for space technology innovation, diversity, and inclusion. Her collaborations worldwide, uniting the commercial, governmental, and educational sectors, underscore her commitment to fostering a harmonious and progressive space landscape.

A prolific author and sought-after keynote speaker, Shelli's impact is truly global. She has delivered over 100 speeches and presentations in a single year, addressing audiences across continents on themes of career success, leadership, and workforce development. She has published many articles in consumer, technology, and space-related journals, including SpaceNews and Forbes Technology Council. Her role as a thought leader and her engagement with esteemed think tanks such as the Hudson Institute and the Wilson Center, illuminate her capacity to shape conversations around innovation and technology.

Notably, Shelli's influence extends to the future as well. She has contributed her expertise to research initiatives for NASA and ESA, shaping our understanding of the evolving global space paradigm. As a stalwart advocate for women in space, her accolades—Top 100 Women of the Future in Emerging Technology, Chief in Tech Award, Lifetime Achievement Award, and more—aptly reflect her impactful presence.

Beyond her professional achievements, Shelli's leadership spans international organizations, further amplifying her reach. Her involvement with entities like UNOOSA Space4Women Mentoring Program, WomenTech Network, and G100 Global Chair for Space Technology and Aviation underscores her dedication to nurturing talent and fostering global collaboration.

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In this episode, we uncover how the strategic partnerships between US military and commercial private space companies are transforming national security, pushing technological boundaries, and driving innovation in the development of military space applications, with Shelli Brunswick.

About the guest speaker:

Shelli Brunswick is an eminent figure in the realm of space exploration and innovation. With a wealth of experience spanning across a dynamic career, Shelli's profound insights and visionary perspective have established her as a guiding force within the global space community.

Having embarked on a remarkable journey from distinguished roles within the U.S. Air Force to her current position as CEO & Founder of SB Global LLC, Shelli's leadership acumen is nothing short of exceptional. Her leadership over diverse organizations reflects a deep understanding of the intricate tapestry that constitutes the global space ecosystem.

Championing key values nurtured during her military service, Shelli is a fervent advocate for space technology innovation, diversity, and inclusion. Her collaborations worldwide, uniting the commercial, governmental, and educational sectors, underscore her commitment to fostering a harmonious and progressive space landscape.

A prolific author and sought-after keynote speaker, Shelli's impact is truly global. She has delivered over 100 speeches and presentations in a single year, addressing audiences across continents on themes of career success, leadership, and workforce development. She has published many articles in consumer, technology, and space-related journals, including SpaceNews and Forbes Technology Council. Her role as a thought leader and her engagement with esteemed think tanks such as the Hudson Institute and the Wilson Center, illuminate her capacity to shape conversations around innovation and technology.

Notably, Shelli's influence extends to the future as well. She has contributed her expertise to research initiatives for NASA and ESA, shaping our understanding of the evolving global space paradigm. As a stalwart advocate for women in space, her accolades—Top 100 Women of the Future in Emerging Technology, Chief in Tech Award, Lifetime Achievement Award, and more—aptly reflect her impactful presence.

Beyond her professional achievements, Shelli's leadership spans international organizations, further amplifying her reach. Her involvement with entities like UNOOSA Space4Women Mentoring Program, WomenTech Network, and G100 Global Chair for Space Technology and Aviation underscores her dedication to nurturing talent and fostering global collaboration.

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NOTE: Episode 66 is a follow-up of episode 65, so I kindly request you to first listen to episode 65 to connect with our discussion in episode 66.

In this episode, we delve into the complex world of intelligence and counterterrorism operations across Asia. We also explore the unique challenges and strategies employed by various Asian nations to combat terrorism, with Ajmal Sohail.

About the guest speaker:

Born in Afghanistan, Ajmal Sohail has chosen an education to go into politics. Ajmal Sohail entered the political stage, worked his way up, and became the economic advisor for the vice-presidency of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. He twice ran for the parliamentary elections, suffering a narrow defeat each time.

Ajmal is a graduate in terrorism and extremism as well as geopolitical studies from Leiden University in the Netherlands and the University of Maryland in the U.S., he works as an intelligence analyst and counterterrorism expert. He does remain well connected with both State and non-State players in the regions namely, South Asia, Central Asia, South East, South West, Middle East, and Africa, those physically in and those working from outside alike, allowing him to gain insights into the extremely complex geopolitical situation in Asian regions and African continent, as well as Europe.

Ajmal is a political economist, an intelligence analyst, and he frequently appears on national and international news outlets. He has written three books about liberalism and capitalism. In addition to his current duties, he is working towards democratic changes in Afghanistan. Over the decades, he has gathered a profound knowledge about the highly complex geopolitical situation in the Greater Middle East and the situation of Afghanistan. He benefits from his neutral view in its core but allows himself a critical eye towards the involved parties, their actions, and the whole situation in this area. Due to his neutral position he can keep valuable contacts into all these countries.

Furthermore, Ajmal is Co-Founder and Co-President of the Counter Narco-Terrorism Alliance Germany; Co-Founder and active Member of the Afghan Liberal Party; Director General of the Centre for Strategic Research-Diplomacy Afghanistan; Director General of the Institute for Counterterrorism Studies; Director of Strategic Research, Intelligence, and Counter-Terrorism Solutions.

He has comprehensive experience in analysis in politics, conflicts and intelligence, multilateral diplomacy, national and international politics, national security, and studies in security, counter-terrorism, democracy, peace development, geopolitics, NGO, crisis management, and more.

Ajmal's research, analysis, and other content can be accessed at his personal website: http://www.ajmalsohail.com. He also runs his own Substack "Counterintelligence & Counterterrorism", an exclusive assessment and reports that can be accessed here: https://ajmals.substack.com/

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In this episode, we delve into the complex world of intelligence and counterterrorism operations across Asia. We also explore the unique challenges and strategies employed by various Asian nations to combat terrorism, with Ajmal Sohail.

About the guest speaker:

Born in Afghanistan, Ajmal Sohail has chosen an education to go into politics. Ajmal Sohail entered the political stage, worked his way up, and became the economic advisor for the vice-presidency of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. He twice ran for the parliamentary elections, suffering a narrow defeat each time.

Ajmal is a graduate in terrorism and extremism as well as geopolitical studies from Leiden University in the Netherlands and the University of Maryland in the U.S., he works as an intelligence analyst and counterterrorism expert. He does remain well connected with both State and non-State players in the regions namely, South Asia, Central Asia, South East, South West, Middle East, and Africa, those physically in and those working from outside alike, allowing him to gain insights into the extremely complex geopolitical situation in Asian regions and African continent, as well as Europe.

Ajmal is a political economist, an intelligence analyst, and he frequently appears on national and international news outlets. He has written three books about liberalism and capitalism. In addition to his current duties, he is working towards democratic changes in Afghanistan. Over the decades, he has gathered a profound knowledge about the highly complex geopolitical situation in the Greater Middle East and the situation of Afghanistan. He benefits from his neutral view in its core but allows himself a critical eye towards the involved parties, their actions, and the whole situation in this area. Due to his neutral position he can keep valuable contacts into all these countries.

Furthermore, Ajmal is Co-Founder and Co-President of the Counter Narco-Terrorism Alliance Germany; Co-Founder and active Member of the Afghan Liberal Party; Director General of the Centre for Strategic Research-Diplomacy Afghanistan; Director General of the Institute for Counterterrorism Studies; Director of Strategic Research, Intelligence, and Counter-Terrorism Solutions.

He has comprehensive experience in analysis in politics, conflicts and intelligence, multilateral diplomacy, national and international politics, national security, and studies in security, counter-terrorism, democracy, peace development, geopolitics, NGO, crisis management, and more.

Ajmal's research, analysis, and other content can be accessed at his personal website: http://www.ajmalsohail.com. He also runs his own Substack "Counterintelligence & Counterterrorism", an exclusive assessment and reports that can be accessed here: https://ajmals.substack.com/

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In this episode, we explore the groundbreaking advancements in space medicine, as well as delve into the innovative technologies and research shaping the future of space medicine, with Dr. Ekaterina Kostioukhina.

About the guest speaker:

Dr. Ekaterina Kostioukhina is a Disaster and Extreme Environments Medical Doctor, Harvard Scholar, and guest lecturer at the MIT Crisis Management & Business Resiliency Course. She is also a medical doctor in the response to COVID-19 disaster relief, a Harvard Scholar, and a human rights advocate.

Education is a lifelong journey and currently, Dr. Kostioukhina, performs studies at Harvard Extension School in Neuropsychology with special emphasis on human behavior in extreme environments such as space, underwater, and the cyberworld. Today, Dr. Kostioukhina uses her education and leadership to make society better, advocating to help future generations through education, empowerment of vulnerable populations on earth, and working with legislators and leaders internationally to address the underlying causes of a humanitarian crisis that is affecting every corner of the world.

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In episode 63, we discuss the commercial and military satellite communication developments in China, along with shedding light on the country's ambitions to scale its satellite capabilities beyond the national borders.

About the guest speaker:

Blaine Curcio is a space and satcom industry analyst and consultant, based in Hong Kong. His areas of focus include satellite operator strategy, satellite capacity supply, demand, and pricing, and the Chinese space ecosystem. Blaine is the Founder and Managing Director of the Hong Kong-based Orbital Gateway Consulting and is a Senior Affiliate Consultant at Euroconsult. He is a contributor to industry news publications and is regularly quoted as an expert on the Chinese space industry and global satcom sector. Blaine can be reached on LinkedIn.

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