Sep 29, 202659 min
Korea sits at the center of an interconnected security environment where credible deterrence depends on strong alliances, resilient posture, and multinational cooperation. In Episode 63 of Dialogue, GEN Xavier Brunson...
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Dialogue convenes leading voices in defense, diplomacy, and academia for critical discussions on the Indo-Pacific’s security challenges.
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What has Dialogue covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Dialogue Episode 63 - Korea at the Center with GEN Brunson and LTGEN Winter" (29 September 2026, 59 minutes), "Dialogue Episode 62 - Ships, Shipping, and Power in the Indo-Pacific with Sal Mercogliano" (2 September 2026, 63 minutes), and "Dialogue Episode 60 - The Making of Taiwan's Military with Historian Dr. Eric Setzekorn" (10 August 2026, 60 minutes).
How often does Dialogue publish?
Dialogue publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 62 minutes across 26 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Dialogue?
Booking probability for Dialogue is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dialogue requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dialogue's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Dialogue?
The strongest fits for Dialogue are Defense & International Affairs. Dialogue has a government audience.
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Dialogue is a government podcast with 26 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Sep 2, 20261h 3m
Maritime power in the Indo-Pacific rests on far more than warships—it depends on commercial shipping, shipbuilding, ports, merchant mariners, logistics, and the resilience of the broader maritime ecosystem. In Episode...
- Aug 10, 20261 hour
Taiwan's military is not simply the product of modern weapons or current tensions, but the result of more than 75 years of institutional adaptation, democratic reform, and strategic evolution. In Episode 60 of Dialogue...
- Jul 17, 202653 min
Space has become a decisive warfighting domain, where control of the orbital high ground increasingly shapes military advantage, deterrence, and the future of conflict. In Episode 58, Dr. Namrata Goswami examines how...
- Jul 16, 20261h 10m
Artifical Intelligence is transforming strategic competition not simply through technological innovation, but by challenging governments, institutions, and societies to adapt faster than ever before. In Episode 59, Dr...
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- Jun 3, 202657 minS0
Lawfare is increasingly shaping strategic competition as states use legal arguments, institutions, and narratives to influence legitimacy, advance national interests, and gain advantages below the threshold of armed...
- May 26, 20261h 13mS0
AI-enabled warfare is no longer a future concept as drones, software-defined systems, and rapid battlefield adaptation are reshaping how wars are fought in real time. In Episode 56, Kate Bondar examines Russia’s...
- May 26, 20261h 13m
AI-enabled warfare is no longer a future concept as drones, software-defined systems, and rapid battlefield adaptation are reshaping how wars are fought in real time. In Episode 56, Kate Bondar examines Russia’s...
- Apr 29, 20261h 2mS0
In the Indo-Pacific, constant coordination often fails to translate into aligned action, leaving a critical gap between dialogue and real-world security outcomes. In Episode 55, Director Suzy Vares-Lum explains how...
- Apr 29, 20261h 2m
In the Indo-Pacific, constant coordination often fails to translate into aligned action, leaving a critical gap between dialogue and real-world security outcomes. In Episode 55, Director Suzy Vares-Lum explains how...
- Feb 19, 20261 hour
Disaster response has become a defining test of security in the Indo-Pacific. In Episode 53 of Dialogue, Joe Martin examines how preparedness, partnerships, and leadership under pressure determine whether institutions...
- Feb 19, 20261 hourS0
Disaster response has become a defining test of security in the Indo-Pacific. In Episode 53 of Dialogue, Joe Martin examines how preparedness, partnerships, and leadership under pressure determine whether institutions...
- Feb 19, 202657 min
Five years after Myanmar’s 2021 coup, the country remains locked in a protracted civil war that has fragmented territorial control, strained the military institution, and reshaped the strategic landscape of Southeast...
- Feb 19, 202657 minS0
Five years after Myanmar’s 2021 coup, the country remains locked in a protracted civil war that has fragmented territorial control, strained the military institution, and reshaped the strategic landscape of Southeast...
- Feb 19, 2026—
Malaysia is at the heart of Indo-Pacific maritime security, balancing sovereignty, economic interests, and regional cooperation. Nor Aini binti Mohd Nordin, a rising young leader in maritime strategy, joins Dialogue...
- Feb 19, 202658 min
China’s nuclear arsenal is expanding at an unprecedented pace—how should the U.S. respond? In this episode, Dr. Bill Wieninger breaks down the risks, key lessons from history, and strategic options for deterrence...
- Feb 19, 202658 minS0
China’s nuclear arsenal is expanding at an unprecedented pace—how should the U.S. respond? In this episode, Dr. Bill Wieninger breaks down the risks, key lessons from history, and strategic options for deterrence...
- Sep 2, 20251h 3m
The ROK–U.S. alliance is at a turning point. In Episode 50 of Dialogue, Dr. Clint Work explores wartime OPCON transfer—continuity, rupture, and a reset that could redefine the alliance for decades.
- Sep 2, 20251h 3mS0
The ROK–U.S. alliance is at a turning point. In Episode 50 of Dialogue, Dr. Clint Work explores wartime OPCON transfer—continuity, rupture, and a reset that could redefine the alliance for decades.
- Aug 20, 20251h 4m
North Korea has turned Russia’s war in Ukraine into a historic opportunity, supplying troops and weapons in exchange for billions in hard currency and strategic clout. In Episode 51 of Dialogue, Dr. Victor Cha unpacks...
Recent guests
Recent guests on Dialogue. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
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Dr. Namrata Goswami
Professor, Thunderbird School of Global Management, Executive Master of Global Management Space, Space Leadership, Business and Policy, Arizona State University
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Joe Martin
speaker, author, professor, man builder, Assemblies of God World Missions, West Africa
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Dr. Victor Cha
President of the Geopolitics and Foreign Policy Department and Korea Chair at CSIS, Distinguished University Professor at Georgetown University, Center for Strategic and International Studies
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Eric Olander
Editor-in-Chief, The China Global South Project
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