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Navigating Noise is your guide to mastering the art and science of data-driven decision making in geopolitics and global intelligence. In each episode, we'll go beyond the headlines and standard data streams. We'll explore advanced methodologies for finding and evaluating high-quality data, dissect real-world case studies, and uncover the skills needed to extract unique insights from complex information landscapes.
Unknown Host hosts Navigating Noise, a news show with 20 episodes published.
On February 4, 2025, ten people were murdered at a school in Örebro, the deadliest mass shooting in Sweden's history. Then came a silence that the internet filled for days. Kristian Ljungberg holds national responsibilit
In May, Ukrainians woke up to an avalanche of posts about hundreds of thousands of migrants flooding into their country, exempt from the draft, replacing Ukrainians, even renaming their cities. Influencers made TikToks a
For 6 years, Tetiana Haiduchyk has run a controlled experiment most people never hear about. Her team goes onto the open market, pays a few hundred euros for fake social media engagement, and measures whether the world's
For ten years, Dr. Joshua "Bugsy" Segal 's job was certainty. As a US arms-control negotiator and on-site weapons inspector (the Chemical Weapons Convention, UNSCOM in Iraq), he built the machinery that proves whether a
In 2024, Jay Janzen told this show weaponized AI content was "minutes away." Two years later he's back with a blunt update: "We're definitely there." And the adversaries deploying it have no limits. Janzen is NATO's Stra
On July 1, 2026, Jonathan Teubner walked out of the CEO seat at Filter Labs and Erol Yayboke sat down in it. This conversation was recorded that same day. Jonathan decided years ago he wouldn't be the lifetime CEO. The f
America won the war against Iran on the ground and lost it on the screen. Iran's axis of resistance has collapsed, its proxies are spent, its nuclear program is set back, yet Tehran got the Western internet to laugh alon
When Trump called a meeting with Xi Jinping "the G-2," he may have admitted something Washington has spent years avoiding: China is no longer a rising challenger. It's a near-peer. Foreign-policy analyst Ali Wyne returns
When Russia invaded Ukraine, it wasn't a general who saw it coming first… it was Microsoft. Sensors planted across Ukraine picked up a massive spike in cyberattacks on banks, transport, and command-and-control, and the c
Maggie Feldman-Piltch calls herself a propagandist, and she means it. She made stickers of Putin's face with the Barbie movie font that spread to over two dozen languages, and she found out he wasn't happy about them. Th
Nickolas Wilcox is a Senior Program Manager at CACI International and one of the lead practitioners shaping the future of irregular warfare and operations in the information environment. He has spent his career on both s
In this episode of Navigating Noise, host Erol Yayboke sits down with Chrissy Newton, Founder of VOCAB Communications. They dive into the world of UFOs and UAPs through the lens of data analysis, emotional storytelling,
A new normal? In this episode, Rorry Daniels, Managing Director of the Asia Society Policy Institute, and Erol Yayboke discuss U.S. - China competition and the changing global order. Rorry shares her surprising path from
The world is changing faster than our assumptions can keep up. In this episode of Navigating Noise, Erol Yayboke sits down with world-renowned demographer and President of the Population Reference Bureau, Dr. Jennifer Sc
What happens when generative AI floods the internet with content—but journalists are the only ones who can still read between the lines? In this episode of Navigating Noise, Jonathan Teubner sits down with Dmitry Shishki
What happens when the tech industry is no longer built for global scale—but for geopolitical advantage? In this episode of Navigating Noise, Jonathan Teubner sits down with Ansgar Baums, geoeconomics expert, senior advis
What happens when the tech industry is no longer built for global scale—but for geopolitical advantage?In this episode of Navigating Noise, Jonathan Teubner sits down with Ansgar Baums, geoeconomics expert, senior adviso
Generative AI isn’t just changing technology—it’s rewriting the rules of information warfare, influence, and decision-making. In this episode of Navigating Noise, Jonathan Teubner sits down with Maggie Feldman-Piltch, fo
Jonathan Teubner talks with Azeem Azhar, author of "The Exponential Age," about how to navigate the rapidly advancing world of AI, particularly large language models. They explore frameworks for understanding this techno
Join us for an insightful conversation with Erol Yayboke, who recently joined Filter Labs as the Chief Research Officer, after holding roles at CSIS, USAID, and the Department of Defense. From his early experiences respo
Azeem Azhar
Exponential View
1 appearance on this show
Peter Pomerantsev
Senior Fellow at Johns Hopkins University · SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University
1 appearance on this show
Martijn Rasser
Chief Strategy Officer · Center for a New American Security
1 appearance on this show
Ali Wyne
Senior Research and Advocacy Adviser for U.S.-China and Senior Northeast Asia Analyst · International Crisis Group
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Vivienne Ming
theoretical neuroscientist, entrepreneur, and author · Socos Labs
1 appearance on this show
Roman Osadchuk
LetsData
1 appearance on this show
Blaise Misztal
JINSA
1 appearance on this show
Chrissy Newton
VOCAB Communications
1 appearance on this show
Rorry Daniels
Asia Society Policy Institute
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jennifer Sciubba
Population Reference Bureau
1 appearance on this show
Dmitry Shishkin
Ringier Media International
1 appearance on this show
Ansgar Baums
Sinalytics
1 appearance on this show
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