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Future-Proof Yourself delves deep into the strategies you need to succeed in our ever-changing world. Dive into a rich toolbox of self-leadership essentials with host Oskar Andermo, as he unravels insights from elite athletes, renowned business figures, tech pioneers, and world-class coaches. Explore diverse topics from mental training and happiness to productivity and the latest tech trends. Oskar, a seasoned mental trainer and business coach, brings a unique perspective. Guest includes Lar ...
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Join us for a groundbreaking episode where Oskar Andermo is interviewed by an AI with the engaging style of Oprah Winfrey. This one-of-a-kind session dives deep into Oskar’s experiences and philosophies, but with a twist—the interviewer is ChatGPT, an advanced artificial intelligence. Experience the intriguing dynamics of a conversation where human…
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Eric and Brian go off the rails in this three hour discussion of Heresy 2.0 for players returning from HH 1.0. Key rule changes, reactions, and unit changes are discussed in the first segment, followed by Eric coaching Brian through his Horus Heresy 2.0 World Eaters reboot Berzerker Assault project. Contact us at Losttothenails@gmail.com…
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Navigating Change: Embracing Continuous Learning as a Solo Journey In this introspective episode of our podcast, we take a deep dive into the concept of future-proofing ourselves amidst the fast-paced changes of the modern world. I discuss the importance of fostering a growth mindset, an approach that encourages ongoing learning and adaptability, w…
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Join us and guest Sc Josh for a chat about the new Legions Imperialis and playing the Chonky Bois of AT18: The Warmaster and Iconoclast! We discuss our early impressions of Legions Imperialis, successes and missteps of the release, and where we want to see the game go from here in our first segment and close with Chonky Titans and You: Using the Wa…
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In this must-hear episode, Barry and I take you to the front lines of an educational revolution: the dawn of AI in schools. It’s a watershed moment with profound implications for our children's future. Barry Lee Cummings is an expert on digital marketing and behind the Beat the Cyberbully intiative together with his business partner Wayne Denner. W…
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Welcome to a groundbreaking episode of the Future Proof Yourself podcast! For the first time ever, we’re venturing into uncharted territory as we engage in a riveting dialogue with an AI, ChatGPT, known as Alex in this episode. In this mind-bending conversation, we dive deep into the concept of future-proofing yourself in an era where uncertainty i…
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Join us for our Cold Take on 10th edition! We discuss parts of the edition rollout that we are hot/cold on and discuss where GW got the game right. Brian tries to burn his house down before trying English condiments on air. Did that go well? it marmite or mar-didn't go well. Check out Eric's historicals podcast: Plastic Pressgang Podcast…
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Ever wondered what it's like inside the minds of Sweden's top entrepreneurs? The new season of the Swedish version of 'Dragons' Den' just premiered. I had the opportunity to attend a live event where the Dragons fielded questions from the audience. It was an enlightening evening filled with invaluable lessons. I've jotted down many notes and am eag…
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We're not dead and The Terrainisode is finally here! We recap where in the hell we've been for half a year and talk a little about the new edition before finally kicking off the Terrainisode. We cover function and form, theming your terrain, build techniques, and painting tips and tricks that we've used to finish several tables worth of terrain bet…
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Prepare to be captivated as we plunge headfirst into the groundbreaking AI revolution led by technologies like ChatGPT, in conversation with Swedish robotics and AI mastermind Fredrik Löfgren. From his early childhood fascination with robots to his academic background and achievements in the field, Fredrik shares his unique insights and experiences…
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In this final episode of Programmed to Fail, we explore the true importance of reforming the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution process in the Department of Defense. Some may say that it is only a poor craftsman who blames his tools, that it is deficiencies in the workforce rather than problems of the acquisition and budgeting systems …
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In this episode of Programmed to Fail, we explore how accounting costs do not reveal the value being generated in the production process and cannot be used, on their own, as a guide for specific choices. Cost is not an objective reality, particularly to those who know the vagaries of cost accounting. Instead, our view of cost depends on subjective …
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In this episode of the Acquisition Talk podcast, Dorothy Engelhart joins me to discuss unmanned surface and underwater vessel development in the United States Navy. Dorothy is the Director of Unmanned Systems in the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for ships, and she has been in this role since 2015. Before that, she was a senior acquisition …
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In this episode of Programmed to Fail, we discuss the integral role of rivalrous competition in the discovery of knowledge and the growth of technology. It finds that policy maker's dreams about single best plans and pre-coordinating service behavior to avoid duplication, competition, and overlap is a false economy, one that stamps out the true cre…
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In this episode of Strategic Tech Coaching, I had the pleasure of interviewing Professor Eddie Obeng, an expert in the field of innovation and entrepreneurship. With his vast knowledge and experience, Eddie shared valuable insights and advice on how companies can innovate and stay competitive in today's fast-paced business world. Eddie's energy and…
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Welcome to a special series on the acquisition talk podcast that gives you an audiobook tour of my research project titled, Programmed to Fail: The Rise of Central Planning in Defense Acquisition 1945 to 1975. I’m Eric Lofgren of the Baroni Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University. You can find this book for free and over 1,300 …
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In this episode, we take a look at the history of the the defense innovation process and compare it to processes in Western Europe and the Soviet Union. It also discusses the origins of the 5000-series regulations for acquisition and the stage-gate theory of development. It includes a case study on the Lightweight Fighter program which provided DoD…
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Welcome to a special series on the acquisition talk podcast that gives you an audiobook tour of my research project titled, Programmed to Fail: The Rise of Central Planning in Defense Acquisition 1945 to 1975. I’m Eric Lofgren of the Baroni Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University. You can find this book for free and over 1,300 …
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In this episode, we explore how the Department of Defense radically broke from liberal traditions and American values by installing a Soviet-style process called the Planning, Programming, Budgeting System, or PPBS. It is not a coincidence that progress in military technologies dramatically slowed down over the course of the 1960s and 1970s. This i…
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Welcome to a special series on the acquisition talk podcast that gives you an audiobook tour of my research project titled, Programmed to Fail: The Rise of Central Planning in Defense Acquisition 1945 to 1975. I’m Eric Lofgren of the Baroni Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University. You can find this book for free and over 1,300 …
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In this interview, Oskar speaks to Laura who shares her story of starting an impact-driven business in Lebanon. She talks about the challenges and rewards of working in a socially conscious way and offers advice for entrepreneurs who want to make a difference in their community. Here you can learn more about Laura's business. Here you can learn mor…
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Welcome to a special series on the acquisition talk podcast that gives you an audiobook tour of my research project titled, Programmed to Fail: The Rise of Central Planning in Defense Acquisition 1945 to 1975. I’m Eric Lofgren of the Baroni Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University. You can find this book for free and over 1,300 …
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Balloon bloodlust, the epic military history of balloons, the fate of US-China relations, and how balloon expertise can help you on HingeWhat on Earth is a Chinese spy balloon doing over the US? To discuss, we have William “Balloon Guy” Kim of The Marathon Initiative, Eric Lofgren of Acquisition Talk, and Gerard DiPippo of CSIS. We dive into:The ep…
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Welcome to a special series on the acquisition talk podcast that gives you an audiobook tour of my research project titled, Programmed to Fail: The Rise of Central Planning in Defense Acquisition 1945 to 1975. I’m Eric Lofgren of the Baroni Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University. You can find this book for free and over 1,300 …
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Oskar talks to Ronny Leber. Ronny is an Austrian keynote speaker, TV host and event emcee for corporate and sports events. He has worked live with more than 5 million people worldwide over the course of his career. Ronny has been personally trained by and worked with the number 1 life and business coach Tony Robbins. Ronny’s vocation is to inspire …
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I was pleased to have Pete Newell back on the Acquisition Talk podcast to discuss the urgency of getting innovative defense prototypes into the field and working with partner nations. Pete is founder and CEO of BMNT Inc., a global technology advisory firm, co-founder of Hacking 4 Defense, and a retired Army Colonel who ran the Rapid Equipping Force…
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Matt Steckman and Trae Stephens joined me on the Acquisition Talk podcast to discuss their approach at Anduril Industries to scaling up in defense. Matt is the Chief Revenue Officer and a former guest of Acquisition Talk, while Trae is Anduril's co-founder and executive chairman, as well as a partner at Founder's Fund. In the episode, we discuss:- …
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Late but worth the wait! We are joined by not one, but TWO great Anthony's/Tony's talking narrative events in this episode. Tony from The Narrative Wargamer podcast and YouTube channel discusses preparation and expectations from the player and organizer angles of narrative events in segments 1 and 3. Anthony from the G3 Heresy Group joins Brian as …
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At the 2022 GMU-DAU annual conference, the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (USD R&E) Heidi Shyu joined us to discuss her priorities, approaches, and challenges. The audio has been republished on the Acquisition Talk podcast for your listening convenience. GMU senior fellow Shay Assad was the special interviewer, the former Di…
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On Monday, December 12, the Baroni Center for Government Contracting held a webinar to discuss a recent report on how funding flexibility can help bridge the valley of death in defense acquisition. The discussion was republished to the Acquisition Talk podcast for your listening convenience. I was pleased to have insights from three leaders in this…
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I was pleased to have Colin Carroll join me on the Acquisition Talk podcast to discuss the acquisition of machine learning in the Department of Defense. He is the Director of Government Relations at Applied Intuition, a company that enables autonomous vehicles through simulation development and validation. Before that, Colin had a number of positio…
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Wow. 100 episodes! What a milestone! In this episode, Oskar looks back in the rearview mirror and takes out some top lists. We get to listen to some clips from previous guests. What are the most listened-to episodes? What episodes was the most fun to record? Which episodes are the most underrated? What guest has written most books? The podcast core…
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Sabra Horne joined me on the Acquisition Talk podcast to discussed her new book: Creating Innovation Navigators: Achieving Mission Through Innovation. She is an executive in residence at BMNT, and before that she held a number of important roles including Innovation Hub Chief at DHS's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Deputy for Inf…
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Ellen Lord and Michael Brown joined me at the 2022 Conference hosted by George Mason University and Defense Acquisition University to discuss PPBE Reform. Ellen Lord is Vice Chair of the Commission on PPBE Reform and former USD A&S, while Mike Brown is a Partner at Shield Capital and Visiting Scholar at the Hoover Institute, just recently finishing…
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The Undersecretary for Acquisition & Sustainment (USD A&S) Bill LaPlante joined us at the 2022 Conference hosted by George Mason University and Defense Acquisition University. He was on fire and dropped a ton of amazing insights, so I had to republish the audio to the podcast. I'll link to the video when it's up, but you'll get to listen to it here…
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I was pleased to have Emily de la Bruyere join me on the Acquisition Talk podcast. She's a co-founder of Horizon Advisory, a geopolitical consultancy, and a senior fellow at the foundation for defensive democracies. She's frequently cited on China and industrial matters, and she has brought some excellent voices together on these topics in a new pu…
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WARNING: Janky Audio! This episode was recorded while Brian had Covid with questionable audio recording equipment. The audio is dodgy, but the conversation is great! In the first segment we discuss Eric's Nova experience playing the Nova Grognard Hat Trick: Battlefleet Heresy, Heresy, and Adeptus Titanicus! In the second segment we discuss the Horu…
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When the world is changing fast, the learners will be the winners. We need to upgrade our skills constantly. With technology, it is easier than ever. In this episode, Oskar Andermo shares some thoughts on learning. Want to book Oskar for a keynote? Click here. More about STC - Click here. Follow the journey on Instagram - click here. Unique opportu…
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In this cross-over episode of the Acquisition Talk and China Talk podcasts, we have Greg Allen on to discuss progress in AI/ML defense applications in China and the United States. Greg Allen is the director for the project on AI governance at CSIS, and was formerly the director of strategy and policy at the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAI…
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In this episode of the Acquisition Talk podcast, we listen in an event hosted by the Center for Government Contracting to discuss a recent paper authored by Center Senior Fellow Stephanie Halcrow and longtime acquisition guru and President of Etherton and Associates Moshe Schwartz. The paper is called The Power of Many: Leveraging Consortia to Prom…
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A new paper from MITRE takes an end-to-end look at how military strategy gets translated into the types of weapon systems actually bought through the acquisition process. It is called Five First Steps to a Modern Defense Budgeting System, and I was pleased to have the authors on the podcast to discuss it: Matt MacGregor, Greg Grant, and Pete Modigl…
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