TWT Radio
LISTEN: Here’s how F-35 ejection seats are made
Matt Johnson, Vice President & General Manager of Martin-Baker America, joins the show to talk about how ejection and crashworthy seats for U.S. military aircraft are made.
LISTEN: The astonishing bureaucracy of war and disease
From Afghanistan to Iran, from Covid to Anthony Fauci, look around the world of government and politics and one clear conclusion can be drawn -- the bureaucrats are everywhere.
LISTEN: Inside the mission to the far side of the moon
Mike Creech of Firefly Aerospace joins the show to talk about the company's upcoming mission to the far side of the moon and what the 21st-century space economy will actually look like.
LISTEN: The bureaucracies of natural disasters
Ever wonder why it takes so long for FEMA funds to get into the hands of the people who most need the money? In a word: bureaucracy.
LISTEN: UFOs, aliens and the Bible are compatible beliefs
President Trump months ago signed an executive order that directed the Pentagon to release documents on unidentified flying objects that have been classified. But their release hasn't exactly ended debates about UFOs.
LISTEN: How would permanent daylight time affect D.C. golf?
September is here, the summer sunlight is fading into fall color, and one of America's most hated rituals is right around the corner. At least for now.
Threat Status podcast: How 9/11 helped shape today’s U.S.-China rivalry
Brad Bowman of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies joins the show to explain how the War on Terror shaped today's global great power competition and how China and Russia are propping up Iran's war machine.
LISTEN: Russian hybrid warfare is surging
Ken Hampshire, chief technology officer at NODA AI, gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the cutting edge and complex orchestration that will be needed if the U.S. military wants all of its autonomous systems to work together in modern combat.
LISTEN: Why innovation is key to America’s warfighting edge
Lt. Gen. John Rafferty, the commander of U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command, joins the show from the recent Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Alabama.
LISTEN: Government is not science, and neither is Fauci
If there's one lesson to learn from the whole Covid tyranny years in America, it's that government is not science and should never again be allowed to dictate how individuals deal with medical issues, including pandemics.
LISTEN: Why U.S. military bases want nuclear microreactors
Col. Eamon R. Murray, the commander of Space Base Delta 2 at Buckley Space Force Base in Colorado, joins the show to talk about the threats posed by small drones and more.
LISTEN: Democrats are still TDS-Strong
President Trump has been a tremendous asset in terms of keeping the country from going down a path of leftist lunacy and socialist darkness. But Democrats are still infected with Trump Derangement Syndrome.
LISTEN: Will a Washington funding fight doom the Golden Dome?
Threat Status' John T. Seward sits down for an exclusive interview with Lt. Gen. Brian Gibson, vice director of the Golden Dome missile shield project.
LISTEN: How AI is shifting the global intelligence landscape
Jesse Kallman, CEO of Danti, joins the show to take us inside the artificial intelligence company's synthesis of geospatial and earth observation data for defense and commercial use.
LISTEN: Communism grows footprint in America
Between China's CCP and the Cuban regime, America is being squeezed on all fronts by far leftists who want to destroy all that's great and free about this country.
LISTEN: Inside the next generation of ground combat systems
Scott Davis, the former program executive officer for Ground Combat Systems with the U.S. Army, joins the show to break down the future of ground vehicles in 21st-century combat and what role tanks will play in future wars.
LISTEN: The Judeo-Christian worldview is what matters most
America's at a crossroads and to the left is a burdensome government with a collectivist mindset; to the right, freedom and liberty for the individual. At issue is which worldview will win.
LISTEN: Should Trump declare victory and end the Iran war?
Rep. Pat Harrigan, North Carolina Republican, joins the show for a conversation about the state of the U.S. defense industrial base, the dangers of the Pentagon taking ownership stakes in defense companies, and whether President Trump should declare victory and end the Iran war.
WATCH: By the numbers, how the justices lined up this term
Dr. Adam Feldman, Supreme Court scholar and statistics keeper with Legalytics, joins Court Watch with Alex Swoyer to break down where the justices aligned, where they split, and what the numbers reveal.
District of Sports: Examining the World Cup’s impact after the U.S. loss
The World Cup has thrilled crowds and TV audiences across North America over the last six weeks. But even with captivating storylines, stars and results, will the tournament's impact fade after a humbling United States loss in the round of 16?