“Desperately, Madly in Love” – Brett Peppler and the Australian IC

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🗓️ 26 January 2021

⏱️ 64 minutes

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What better way to start developing an Antipodean flavor to SpyCast than to release an episode with Brett Peppler. Aussie Army. Spec Ops. Deputy Director Military Intelligence. AIPIO President. Professor. He’s been around the block, thought about the block, and anticipated what the block might do next (he said he is, "desperately, madly in love with Futures Intelligence"). The Indo-Pacific is often overlooked, but it will be a key component of international security long after Brett and I have slipped the surly bonds of earth for the Great Gig in the Sky. The timing of our conversation was interesting, it was the official national holiday of Australia where Brett was (Australia Day, 26th Jan), and the unofficial national holiday of Scotland where I was (Burns Night, Jan 25th). Coincidence? Serendipity? Conspiracy? One for the intelligence analysts among us methinks.

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2:15.0	I don't know if there's any questions that you have before we begin Brett.
2:25.0	No I think we're pretty good. My wife's American she's coached me on what to say and what not to say and I can't swear and I can't do a few other things.
2:36.3	So it'll be a qualified Australian performance.
2:40.3	Okay, where is your way from?
2:43.0	Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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