If you've listened to this podcast for any length of time, you've probably heard me mention open source defense.

Primarily, it's a newsletter that talks about weapons from a technology perspective, but they're much more than that.

They are a venture capital fund, and they are also now a podcast.

So I'm going to talk to them about what they're doing.

Welcome back to another T-Rex talk.

I have a guest with me today.

I've talked about open source defense on the podcast many times in the past.

And very recently, open-source defense has started their own podcast.

So as we get into that, you probably have a good idea of where we're going.

Or if you're new to this thing, Karim, which you tell us a little bit about open source defense for the newcomers, all the things that you want to try to do, the different platforms that

you're on,

I think that that would be helpful for the newcomers.

And then if you're already a fan of the TRX podcast and you're already a fan of open source defense,

you can probably skip like 30 seconds because you already know all this stuff.

Yes.

And thank you for, you know, mentioning the substack and stuff a bunch.

And thank you for being the very first guest on our podcast.

That was my pleasure.

And I'm hoping that later in this podcast, you might give me a hint as to who the next

guest will be because I'm very much looking forward to this podcast. I don't me a hint as to who the next guest will be, because I'm very

much looking forward to this podcast. I don't have much time to listen to podcasts these days,

but I have a feeling that you're going to have really neat people on the podcast. So I'm actually

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