Episode 709: Midrats 15th Anniversary Show with Claude Berube
- Author
- Midrats
- Published
- Mon 06 Jan 2025
- Episode Link
- https://www.spreaker.com/episode/episode-709-midrats-15th-anniversary-show-with-claude-berube--63584494
Happy New Year to everyone…and Midrats is back with you.
Join us today for a broad-ranging discussion for our 15th Anniversary Show with a regular guest since the start, Claude Berube.
The conversation will go who knows where, but we will begin by reflecting on how the defense media and information environment has evolved since 2010—not just from the perspective of the information consumer, but also in terms of where decision-makers turn for opinions and ideas. We’ll include some inside baseball as well, starting with how the relationship between the PAO world and the broader number and flavor of media has evolved.
Here’s to the 16th Season!
Claude Berube, PhD, is a retired Navy Commander and retired professor from the Naval Academy. He's worked on Capitol Hill and as a contractor for Naval Sea Systems Command and the Office of Naval Research. He also worked at the Office of Naval Intelligence. He is the author or co-author of eight books including his most recent. He is working on his ninth book, about the Navy and the lead up to World War 2. His new podcast about the United States Senate will begin later this month.
Showlinks
In this episode of the MidRats podcast, hosts Sal and Mark celebrate the 15th anniversary of their show with guest Claude Berube. They discuss the evolution of information in national security, the impact of media on public perception, and the changing landscape of military communication. The conversation highlights the importance of accountability, transparency, and credible voices in media, as well as the collaborative nature of modern information sharing. They also look ahead to future projects and initiatives in the realm of military and national security communication.
Join us today for a broad-ranging discussion for our 15th Anniversary Show with a regular guest since the start, Claude Berube.
The conversation will go who knows where, but we will begin by reflecting on how the defense media and information environment has evolved since 2010—not just from the perspective of the information consumer, but also in terms of where decision-makers turn for opinions and ideas. We’ll include some inside baseball as well, starting with how the relationship between the PAO world and the broader number and flavor of media has evolved.
Here’s to the 16th Season!
Claude Berube, PhD, is a retired Navy Commander and retired professor from the Naval Academy. He's worked on Capitol Hill and as a contractor for Naval Sea Systems Command and the Office of Naval Research. He also worked at the Office of Naval Intelligence. He is the author or co-author of eight books including his most recent. He is working on his ninth book, about the Navy and the lead up to World War 2. His new podcast about the United States Senate will begin later this month.
Showlinks
- Powerline Blog and Dan Rather’s Memogate
- MWI’s “Spear” podcast
- The Failure of the Institutions
- Claude’s “Siren’s Song” and other books
- War on the Rocks
- CIMSEC
- Bill Roggio & Long War Journal
- Sal Mergcogliano’s What’s Going on With Shipping
- John Konrad’s gCaptain
- Geopolitics Decanted Podcast
- Information Dissemination blog, by Raymond Pritchett
In this episode of the MidRats podcast, hosts Sal and Mark celebrate the 15th anniversary of their show with guest Claude Berube. They discuss the evolution of information in national security, the impact of media on public perception, and the changing landscape of military communication. The conversation highlights the importance of accountability, transparency, and credible voices in media, as well as the collaborative nature of modern information sharing. They also look ahead to future projects and initiatives in the realm of military and national security communication.
