
In this episode we explore how drones have rapidly evolved from remotely piloted tools into increasingly autonomous systems that are reshaping modern warfare and national security. Professor Laura K. Donohue speaks to...


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Hosted by Laura K. Donohue · technology · EN-US
Where Innovation meets Intelligence. Every episode is a journey to the unseen, unimagined places, from Space race 2.0, AI dilemmas, crypto crackdowns, bioengineering breakthroughs to strange new weapons you’ve never heard of.Join me as I bring together experts, insiders, and surprising voices to help you understand the technologies shaping the world we all are about to live in.🎧 Listen now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. 💡Want more - Join the Club @ https://nationalsecurity.law.georgetown.edu/natsec-technology/and help shape the world!
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NatSec EmTech is hosted by Laura K. Donohue. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Edge Decision-Making: The Future of Drone Warfare with Phil Lockwood" (17 September 2026, 41 minutes), "21st-Century Weapons, 20th-Century Frameworks with David Jonas" (3 September 2026, 40 minutes), and "The Codes Behind the Coin, Part 2 with Alan Cohn" (20 August 2026, 47 minutes).
NatSec EmTech publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 13 episodes.
Booking probability for NatSec EmTech is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. NatSec EmTech requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. NatSec EmTech's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for NatSec EmTech are Defense & International Affairs and Scientific Research & Development. NatSec EmTech has a technology audience.
Laura K. Donohue hosts NatSec EmTech, a technology podcast with 13 episodes published.
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In this episode we explore how drones have rapidly evolved from remotely piloted tools into increasingly autonomous systems that are reshaping modern warfare and national security. Professor Laura K. Donohue speaks to...

In this episode of NatSec EmTech , Professor Laura K. Donohue speaks with Professor David Jonas, a leading expert on nuclear nonproliferation, arms control, and international treaty law about the evolution of the global...

This episode of NatSec EmTech continues the conversation with Alan Cohn, Chair of the Financial Innovation and Regulation Practice at Steptoe, by examining the complex legal and regulatory framework governing...

Understanding both the Technical and Legal Code behind Crypto and Blockchain : This episode of NatSec EmTech is the first of a two-part conversation with Alan Cohn, who is Chair of the Financial Innovation and...

The episode explores the rapidly evolving field of space law through a conversation with Professor David Koplow, co-editor of the Woomera Manual on the International Law of Military Space Activities . The discussion...

This episode explores the increasingly critical role of radio spectrum in space, telecommunications, and national security. Professor Laura K. Donohue speaks with space and telecommunications attorney Christian Hatten...

In this episode, Professor Laura K. Donohue sits down with Dr. Wayne Chung, Chief Technology Officer at Virtru, to explore what AI really is and how rapid changes in the industry could reshape cybersecurity and why the...

As humanity's presence in space expands, so do the questions surrounding security, responsibility, and the future of international law. Is outer space still a peaceful domain, or has the weaponization of space already...

As we move toward Space Law 201 , Host Prof. Laura K. Donohue (Director, Georgetown Center for National Security) and Col. Todd Pennington, USAF (Ret.) explore the international principles shaping outer space and the...

Episode #3
Professor Laura K. Donohue with Ms. Sarah Banco, Former Senior Director of Legal Corporate at SpaceX As commercial actors rapidly expand humanity’s presence beyond Earth, one critical question emerges: who governs...

What if the future of space isn’t driven by innovation but by 60-year-old treaties, fragmented regulatory regimes, and a legal vacuum no one’s rushing to fill? As commercial space activity accelerates and geopolitical...

Space is no longer the exclusive domain of the public sector. Commercial actors are driving innovation at an unprecedented pace, reshaping how space is accessed, built, and governed. As private capabilities expand...

NatSec EmTech
The future of national security is no longer on land, it’s in code, labs, and orbit. Georgetown University’s Center for National Security is proud to launch NatSec–EmTech, a podcast hosted by Professor Laura Donohue...
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