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Welcome to a bonus episode of Spycast, the official podcast of the International Spy Museum.

I'm Erin Dietrich, your host, Dr. Andrew Hammond's content partner.

Each week we explore some aspect of the past, present, or future of intelligence and espionage.

If you enjoyed the show, please consider leaving us a five-star review on Apple Podcasts.

This bonus episode comes to you directly from the stage of the International Spy Museum.

Last month we hosted a live panel discussion in collaboration with our friends at GoatRodio, who produced the new podcast, Spy Valley, an engineer's nuclear betrayal, a series by Project Brazen and PRX.

The riveting series tells the true story of James Harper, a Silicon Valley engineer turned Spy, who sold nuclear secrets to the Soviet block.

In this live panel discussion, you will hear the voices of moderator Sharon Weinberger, the National Security and Foreign Policy Editor at the Wall Street Journal, Zach Dorfman, the investigative journalist and host of Spy Valley, John Gibbons, who headed the United States Attorney's Prosecution Team in the case against James Harper.

Dr. Raymond J. Bathins, former supervisory special agent and counterintelligence course instructor at the Institute of World Politics, and Dr. Vince Houghton, director of the National Cryptologic Museum and former historian at Spy.

They'll explore how the tech capital of the world became a hotbed for Soviet block spies and what James Harper's betrayal of his country meant for modern day warfare.

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