Pentagon’s cyber deterrence and resilience strategy
Jacquelyn Schneider, Hoover Fellow at the Hoover Institution, discusses whether resilience or deterrence is the best approach for cyberspace and how the U.S. can incorporate cybersecurity into the National Defense Strategy

Reassessing US military role in the Middle East
Becca Wasser, fellow in the Defense Program at the Center for a New American Security, discusses matching the country’s military strategy to its interests and determining the ideal force structure

Threat of small, armed drones to US military
Lt. Gen. David Deptula (USAF, ret.), dean of The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies, discusses how big of a threat small drones actually pose to U.S. military operations

National Defense Strategy & cyber, US role in Middle East, Military drone threat – January 12, 2022

Cascading effects of critical infrastructure vulnerabilities
Bob Kolasky, director of the National Risk Management Center at CISA, discusses how his organization works with industry and government partners to determine and address the most significant risks facing the country

Combating Chinese influence on college campuses
Craig Singleton, adjunct fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, explains how China uses partnerships between Chinese and American universities to obtain cutting-edge technology as it works towards military dominance

NRMC addresses critical infrastructure risks, China’s influence on universities – January 13, 2022

Hypersonics developments in the U.S. military
Lt. Gen. Neil Thurgood, director of hypersonics, directed energy, space and rapid acquisition for the U.S. Army, and Vice Adm. Johnny Wolfe, director for Strategic Systems Programs for the U.S. Navy, detail their services’ progress and partnership on hypersonic weapon systems development along with goals and challenges

Army and Navy partnership on hypersonic capabilities development – January 16, 2022

Latest initiatives from the U.S. Coast Guard
Adm. Karl Schultz, commandant of the Coast Guard, details his service’s missions, pandemic-related challenges and efforts to modernize ships and strengthen recruitment and retention

Conversations from Surface Navy Association’s 34th National Symposium
Lt. Skye Pawlik from the Naval Integrated Fires Element in the U.S. Navy, Thomas Van Leunen, director of congressional and public affairs for the Navy’s Military Sealift Command, and Stefanie Lamay, public affairs specialist for the Naval History and Heritage Command, share what their organizations do for the Navy

Conversations with Coast Guard commandant and other symposium attendees – January 19, 2022

Enhancing cyber resiliency across federal agencies
Ron Ross, fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, discusses progress the government and NIST have made over the years in cybersecurity and recommendations for agencies to better defend against cyber attacks

Deterring Russia from invading Ukraine
Gen. Philip Breedlove (USAF, ret.), distinguished chair for the Frontier Europe Initiative at the Middle East Institute and professor at Georgia Tech, discusses Russia’s recent actions at the Ukrainian border and the many tools the U.S. government has available for successful deterrence

NIST and cybersecurity resilience, Deterring Russia from invading Ukraine – January 20, 2022

Addressing homelessness in America
Adrianne Todman, deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, discusses HUD’s role in addressing homelessness, housing discrimination and environmental justice, its coordination with government and nonprofit organizations and the impact of the pandemic and natural disasters on the homeless population

HUD tackles homelessness, housing discrimination and environmental injustice – January 23, 2022

Contracting by Strezov Music Productions. 
Sofia Session Orchestra

Recording done in Studio 1 of Bulgarian National Radio

Balkan Skirmish - performed by Sofia Session Orchestra

Hør om dilemmaerne ved digitale kontrakter, man umuligt kan løbe fra og om, hvordan Martin Grønbæk direkte opfordrer it-kyndige til at hjælpe ham med at implementere det nye kontraktformat.

Version2 Interview uge45 Martin von Hallen Grønbæk

7: Is contracting right for you? - Travis O’Rourke, President, Hays Canada

Contracting is becoming more and more popular among professionals. In this episode Travis O’Rourke, President of Hays Canada, discusses how you can determine if contracting is the right career path for you.

For more contracting tips and careers advice, visit our blog Viewpoint: www.haysplc.com/viewpoint

7: Is contracting right for you? - Travis O’Rourke, Vice-President, Hays Canada

7: Is contracting right for you? - Travis O’Rourke, President, Hays Canada

On this show, Vernisha shares her journey from the small town of Gastonia, North Carolina. From being raised in a household with 10 siblings to finding her niche as a game-changing social entrepreneur. She shares amazing stories, tips for single mothers, emerging entrepreneurs, and people looking to grow. Phenomenal episode if I must say so myself.

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George Strezov was always passionate about film music - he started working when he was 15 years old and since then he has made the music for various projects, such as the TV series "Durvoto na Zhivota" ("The Tree of Life"), "Na Granitsata" ("On The Border"), the movies "Corpse Collector", "Number 1000", "The Silence", "Short Stop on the Way", the critically acclaimed short films "69", "Every pilgrim's way", "Room Number 4" and "Playing Marbles", the opening music for 2012's Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championship, the documentary series "The path of human civilization" and many more, including music for video games like Haemimmont's "Victor Vran", Masthead's "Guns & Robots", Ivent Games' "Strength of the Sword 3". He has also written music for theatre, TV, radio, commercials and concert works. 

George studied orchestration with one of bulgarian's most renowned composers - prof. Alexander Tekeliev and conducting with the world-wide known conductor prof. Adriana Blagoeva (conductor of Sofia Boys' Choir). He is able to compose music that is at very professional level - music that can be played live or synthesized with computer instruments. He is also able to work on tight schedules and can work in teams - qualities that are needed when making music for Media. 

In late 2012 George created "Strezov Sampling" - a sampling company whose samples are used all around the world by famous Media composers. Later on he worked with the popular trailer library "Two Steps From Hell" doing score preparation for their albums "Colin Frake", "Battlecry" and "Sun" by Thomas Bergersen. In 2014 he did the orchestration on Edward Patrick White's feature film "Listening" and had the pleasure of conducting a chamber string orchestra in "Sphere Studios", London. Apart from that, George has written a number of tutorials and articles regarding music production.

Government Matters is the only television newscast focused on the business of government. Host Mimi Geerges recaps the top federal headlines and conducts thought-provoking interviews on tech, security, defense, workforce and industry issues. Since its launch in August of 2013, GM has hosted some of the top minds in the federal community -- from the White House, Congress, Fortune 500 companies, journalism, and the non-profit sector.

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