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    This podcast is led by INSA’s Policy Councils and Subcommittees covering hot topics in the intelligence and national security community. 

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    The Career Playbook: Making the Relationship Work Oct 15, 2026
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    In this episode of The Career Playbook, host Suzanne Wilson Heckenberg is joined by Christy Wilder for a candid conversation about what it takes to build and sustain strong mentoring relationships. Christy discusses why professionals should build a bench of mentors, how mentoring relationships can change as careers and priorities shift, and why trust, consistency, and open communication matter. She also shares why the best mentoring relationships are a two-way exchange, the importance of challenging advice rather than simply accepting it, and how paying mentorship forward can strengthen the next generation of leaders.

    Thank you to our series sponsor, The Schar School for Government and Policy, GMU!


    The Career Playbook: Owning the Messy Chapters Sep 22, 2026
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    In this episode of The Career Playbook, host Suzanne Wilson Heckenberg is joined by Ben Conklin for a candid conversation about owning the messy chapters of your career. Ben discusses why career growth is rarely linear, how setbacks and unconventional experiences can become strengths, and the importance of taking risks before you feel fully ready. He also shares lessons on knowing when it is time to move on, leading with vulnerability, learning from failure, and recognizing the skills and experiences that make your career story uniquely yours.

    Thank you to our series sponsor, The Schar School for Government and Policy, GMU!


    The Career Playbook: Finding the Right Fit Sep 08, 2026
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    In this episode of The Career Playbook, host Suzanne Wilson Heckenberg is joined by The Hon. Sue Gordon for a candid conversation about building mentorships that last. Sue discusses how to find the right mentor, why seniority is not everything, the value of mentors who challenge your thinking, and the difference between mentorship and sponsorship. She also shares why strong relationships, self-awareness, and seeking wisdom rather than favors can shape your career.

    Thank you to our series sponsor, The Schar School for Government and Policy, GMU!


    The Career Playbook: The Inner Circle | Defining the Roles Aug 25, 2026
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    In the first episode of The Career Playbook, a new nine-part series from the All Source Podcast, host Suzanne Wilson Heckenberg is joined by Janice Glover Jones to break down the relationships that can influence professional growth: mentors, allies, and sponsors.

    Drawing on lessons from her career, Janice shares how candid feedback, unexpected mentorship, and advocates behind closed doors helped her grow as a leader and navigate new opportunities. She discusses why mentorship does not always have to be formal, how colleagues, including junior professionals, can offer valuable perspective, and why building a strong inner circle requires seeking out people who challenge the way you think.

    Thank you to our series sponsor, The Schar School for Government and Policy, GMU!


    From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Conclusion Jun 18, 2026
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    In this final episode of INSA's From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Key Takeaways from America's AI Action Plan podcast, hosts Chitra Sivanandam and Dr. Yevgeniy Sirotin reflect on the key themes and lessons from the series. They discuss the challenges of moving AI from strategy to operational capability, including workforce readiness, data quality, trust, governance, and responsible adoption. The conversation highlights the importance of clear standards, model provenance, public-private collaboration, and international competition, while recognizing the progress already being made across the national security community. They conclude with a look at what it will take to sustain momentum and translate America's AI ambitions into lasting mission impact.


    From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Allies, Adversaries, and AI Jun 18, 2026
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    In this episode of INSA's From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Key Takeaways from America's AI Action Plan podcast, host Chitra Sivanandam sits down with Chip Usher, Senior Director for Intelligence at the Special Competitive Studies Project, to discuss how AI is reshaping global competition, diplomacy, and national security. Together, they examine Pillar Three of America’s AI Action Plan, focusing on international leadership, trusted partnerships, and strategic competition with adversaries such as China. Chip shares insights on AI standards, supply chain security, global adoption, and the importance of building trusted AI ecosystems with allies. They also discuss the role of public-private partnerships, AI security, and how the United States can advance a democratic vision for AI while strengthening its position in the global technology landscape.


    From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Humans Still Required Jun 04, 2026
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    In this episode of INSA's From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Key Takeaways from America's AI Action Plan podcast, hosts Chitra Sivanandam and Dr. Yevgeniy Sirotin sit down with Dr. Missy Cummings, Director of the Mason Autonomy and Robotics Center at George Mason University, to examine why workforce readiness is critical to successful AI adoption. Dr. Cummings discusses the growing gap between AI capabilities and AI literacy, the risks of overreliance on large language models, and the importance of understanding when AI is the right tool for the mission. They discuss continuous reskilling, leadership responsibilities, and practical strategies for building an AI-ready workforce capable of applying these technologies responsibly in national security environments.


    From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Testing for Trust May 21, 2026
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    In this episode of INSA's From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Key Takeaways from America's AI Action Plan podcast, hosts Chitra Sivanandam and Yevgeniy Sirotin sit down with Mark Munsell, former Chief AI Officer at NGA, to examine what it takes to build trust in AI systems before they are deployed in mission environments. Mr. Munsell discusses the challenges of testing, evaluating, and securing AI models as they become more autonomous and integrated into high-stakes operations. The conversation breaks down how agencies and industry can balance rapid AI adoption with responsible oversight, continuous monitoring, and risk management to ensure these systems remain reliable, mission-ready, and resilient against emerging threats.


    From Action Plan to Mission Impact: The Human Side of Mission Data May 07, 2026
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    In this episode of INSA’s All Source Podcast series, From Action Plan to Mission Impact, hosts Chitra Sivanandam and Yevgeniy Sirotin sit down with Dr. Ian McCulloh to examine what it takes to transform raw mission data into operational advantage. Drawing on decades of experience across military operations, AI, and data science, Dr. McCulloh explores why data quality, integrity, and pragmatic mission application are essential to successful AI adoption. The conversation breaks down how leaders can better align technologists, domain expertise, and real-world mission needs to operationalize America’s AI Action Plan and turn data into a true strategic asset.


    From Action Plan to Mission Impact: Data or Bust Apr 22, 2026
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    In this episode of INSA’s All Source Podcast, From Action Plan to Mission Impact, hosts Chitra Sivanandam and Yevgeniy Sirotin sit down with Sean Batir to examine why data, not just models, is the decisive factor in scaling AI for national security. The conversation breaks down how America’s AI Action Plan reframes data as a strategic asset and what it takes to build secure, interoperable, and mission-ready data environments across government and industry.


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