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For generations, adults with ADHD have struggled to find workplaces and career paths that allow them to succeed, and usually ended up feeling like a square peg in a round hole. Those who have been able to figure out where their ADHD strengths fit best often did so after years of trial and error or were lucky enough to have a coach, mentor or parent who pointed them in the right direction. But what if job crafting for ADHD strengths was accessible for all? I came across an article in ADDitude magazine about ADHD and job crafting and decided to reach out to the author. Mark is a licensed psychologist in private practice, a professor of psychology at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania and the lead researcher on an innovative project to help individuals craft careers in alignment with their ADHD strengths. He's currently working on a book that expands on these ideas, combining personal anecdotes, professional insights, and extensive research.Episode Overview:Occupational Typecasting for ADHD: Mark discusses the myth that certain jobs naturally align better with ADHD traits, but this doesn't mean individuals with ADHD can't excel in other fields.Job Crafting: Introduction of "job crafting" or "curating" as a method where individuals map out their job tasks to align with their strengths and seek support for more challenging tasks.Misinterpreted Symptoms: How symptoms like boredom and disengagement are misinterpreted as laziness rather than a need for more meaningful work.Underachievement Relative to Potential: The focus on disruptive behavior over subtle signs of ADHD in settings like schools and workplacesDelayed Diagnosis, Especially Among Women: Examination of how societal standards and internalized negative feedback can result in delayed ADHD diagnoses.ADHD as a Superpower: Critique of the "ADHD as a superpower" narrative and its oversimplification of individual experiences.Mentioned by Dr Sciutto during the interview: Buzz: a Year of Paying Attention by Katherine EllisonADDitude magazine article on Scott Eyre, pitcherWant to find out more about Mark Sciutto's work or his upcoming book? Click here for his email address.If your search for an ADHD-friendly career path has lead you to small business ownership or entrepreneurship, you are not alone. But are you using your ADHD strengths as business assets? You are exactly who my coaching framework, The Boss Up Breakthrough was designed for. Take advantage of my fast action bonus by booking a free consultation with me during the month of January. Click here to find out more. © 2024 ADHD-ish Podcast. Intro music by Ishan Dincer / Outro music by Vladimir / All rights reserved.

For generations, adults with ADHD have struggled to find workplaces and career paths that allow them to succeed, and usually ended up feeling like a square peg in a round hole. Those who have been able to figure out where their ADHD strengths fit best often did so after years of trial and error or were lucky enough to have a coach, mentor or parent who pointed them in the right direction. But what if job crafting for ADHD strengths was accessible for all? I came across an article in ADDitude magazine about ADHD and job crafting and decided to reach out to the author. Mark is a licensed psychologist in private practice, a professor of psychology at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pennsylvania and the lead researcher on an innovative project to help individuals craft careers in alignment with their ADHD strengths. He's currently working on a book that expands on these ideas, combining personal anecdotes, professional insights, and extensive research.Episode Overview:Occupational Typecasting for ADHD: Mark discusses the myth that certain jobs naturally align better with ADHD traits, but this doesn't mean individuals with ADHD can't excel in other fields.Job Crafting: Introduction of "job crafting" or "curating" as a method where individuals map out their job tasks to align with their strengths and seek support for more challenging tasks.Misinterpreted Symptoms: How symptoms like boredom and disengagement are misinterpreted as laziness rather than a need for more meaningful work.Underachievement Relative to Potential: The focus on disruptive behavior over subtle signs of ADHD in settings like schools and workplacesDelayed Diagnosis, Especially Among Women: Examination of how societal standards and internalized negative feedback can result in delayed ADHD diagnoses.ADHD as a Superpower: Critique of the "ADHD as a superpower" narrative and its oversimplification of individual experiences.Mentioned by Dr Sciutto during the interview: Buzz: a Year of Paying Attention by Katherine EllisonADDitude magazine article on Scott Eyre, pitcherWant to find out more about Mark Sciutto's work or his upcoming book? Click here for his email address.If your search for an ADHD-friendly career path has lead you to small business ownership or entrepreneurship, you are not alone. But are you using your ADHD strengths as business assets? You are exactly who my coaching framework, The Boss Up Breakthrough was designed for. Take advantage of my fast action bonus by booking a free consultation with me during the month of January. Click here to find out more. © 2024 ADHD-ish Podcast. Intro music by Ishan Dincer / Outro music by Vladimir / All rights reserved.

A new global competition is taking place, and CNN Chief National Security Correspondent Jim Sciutto draws on his reporting from the front lines of political hotspots and warzones across the globe to explain history unfolding in front of us. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 was the beginning of the beginning. Three decades later, Jim Sciutto said on CNN's air as the Ukraine war began, that we are living in a “1939 moment.” The global order as we have long known it is now gone. Great powers are reinvigorated and determined to assert dominance on the world stage. As it escalates, this new order will affect everyone across the globe. Peace has been shattered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but in reality, this affects every corner of our world—from Helsinki to Beijing, from Australia to the North Pole. This is a battle with many fronts: on the Arctic floor, in the oceans and across the skies, and in cyberspace. Sciutto argues that we are witnessing the return of great power conflict, “a definitive break between the post–Cold War era and an entirely new and uncertain one.” The world order that marked the last 30 years is shifting, and Sciutto will explain the realities of this new post–post–Cold War era, the increasingly aligned Russian and Chinese governments, and the flashpoint of a new, global nuclear arms race. He poses a question: that as we consider uncertain outcomes, we ask whether the West and Russia and China can prevent a new world war. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The January 6th Committe closes up shop, the White House claims the border is not open and, an A-list moonbat celebrity finally catches on. These are our favorite "did they really just say that" moments from this week.

“L’automiglioramento è masturbazione” diceva Tyler Durden in Fight Club: spinti dal desiderio continuo di superare i nostri limiti, finiamo col perdere di vista la motivazione che ci spinge a farlo. Forse questa tendenza al “perfezionamento” andrebbe equilibrata da un sano amor proprio. Trovi Paola qui. Cosa faccio come psicologo. |Puoi scrivermi a 3392095872 / psicologo@paoloperez.it . […]

Full Hour | In today's final hour, Giordano welcomes back in attorney Wally Zimolong onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his case pushing back against Act 77, which was approved in a bipartisan fashion, loosened the mail-in balloting rules while ending straight-ticket voting. Zimolong takes us inside the back and forth with Commonwealth Court judges, discussing arguments made by judges, including one that brings race into the debate. In addition, Giordano and Zimolong tell about the detrimental nature of allowing lax mail-in voting, and both offer why Pennsylvanians would benefit by ending Act 77. Then, after Wally, Giordano circles back to strategizing the response to Putin's invasion into Ukraine, playing back a clip of CNN's Jim Sciutto asking Biden spokesperson Ned Price why the administration continues to refuse a no-fly zone. Giordano takes umbrage with this suggestion, again explaining how a no-fly-zone would be met with ramped up retaliation by Putin. In the clip, Sciutto asks whether Putin essentially has veto power, and Dom agrees with this sentiment in a sense, explaining that we need to be careful to not draw ourselves into the next World War.

Mediaite editor in chief Aidan McLaughlin speaks to CNN anchor and chief national security correspondent Jim Sciutto, who is reporting from Ukraine this week as Russia amasses troops on its border. Sciutto explains the crisis, reveals what live is like in Ukrainian capital Kyiv right now, how CNN set up shop in a potential war zone, and whether the press has gotten better at covering war.

Esta mañana en #Noticias7AM, realizamos una entrevista vía telefónica con la Dra. Edda Lydia Sciutto Conde, Experta del Instituto de Investigaciones Biomédicas de la UNAM, y vocera de la Campaña #QUeLaVacunaNosUna, del Consejo de la Comunicación, quien nos platica sobre los objetivos de esta campaña.

Mark Sciutto, Director of the Muhlenberg Center for Teaching and Learning, joins Jordan to discuss community building during the COVID global pandemic and how programming will be shaped in the future as we return to face to face teaching.

Nellie is the guest of honor as we talk about her new book 50 Moments: “Faking It, Making It and Taking It in Hollywood as a Working Actress. From dating Adam Sandler to clogging the toilet in Martin Scorsese office during an audition, this book is a fun read about what it's like to be a working actress in Hollywood.To order visit Amazon and search Nellie Sciutto. It's the perfect Christmas gift and be sure to leave a review!

Riccardo Sciutto, the CEO of Sergio Rossi, which has recently been acquired by Fosun Fashion Group, is bold and unwavering and has managed to balance traditional shoe maker values with modernity by embracing technology and digital. We talked about how to act in a crisis, how to surround yourself with intrapreneurs even in big organisations, and the secret sauce to making a heritage brand modern. We discussed Audacity, making big moves as well as big mistakes and the double job of securing investment whilst running a company. WE DISCUSS: 00:00 - Intro 04:12 - What is Leadership? 05:22 - How to make vision a reality 07:09 - How to be ready for so many possibilities 10:45 - Riccardo's early years 16:24 - Secret sauce to making heritage brand modern 19:30 - Biggest challenge 22:38 - How to surround yourself with great people, startup mindset 25:55 - Biggest mistake 28:24 - On having Audacity 34:31 - Purpose of the office now and use of technology 38:43 - Hardest thing about looking for investment 41:55 - 3 pieces of advice to others embarking on the same path 44:38 - Building a great team RICCARDO SCIUTTO: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/riccardosciutto/ Instagram: @riccardosciutto - https://www.instagram.com/riccardosciutto/ Sergio Rossi: https://www.sergiorossi.com EPISODE #10: You can listen to the full episode here OR WATCH it on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC-YIz5pEMM9vigbYOxK2Kw MARIA HVOROSTOVSKY: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariahvo/ Instagram: @MariaHvo - https://www.instagram.com/mariahvo/?hl=en Clubhouse: @MariaHvo - https://www.clubhouse.com/@mariahvo Get in touch if you need help HIRING your senior leadership team LEAVE A REVIEW: If you're listening on Apple Podcasts make sure to Subscribe, Rate, and leave a REVIEW. The best review will get a mention in the next episode!

“Think Heritage, Play Digital” In Episode #10 I spoke with Riccardo Sciutto, the CEO of Sergio Rossi, which has recently been acquired by Fosun Fashion Group. We talked about how to act in a crisis, how to surround yourself with intrapreneurs even in big organisations, and the secret sauce to making a heritage brand modern. We discussed Audacity, making big moves as well as big mistakes and the double job of securing investment whilst running a company. RICCARDO SCIUTTO: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/riccardosciutto/ Instagram: @riccardosciutto - https://www.instagram.com/riccardosciutto/ Sergio Rossi: https://www.sergiorossi.com EPISODE #10: You can listen to the full episode here OR WATCH it on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC-YIz5pEMM9vigbYOxK2Kw MARIA HVOROSTOVSKY: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariahvo/ Instagram: @MariaHvo - https://www.instagram.com/mariahvo/?hl=en Clubhouse: @MariaHvo - https://www.clubhouse.com/@mariahvo Get in touch if you need help HIRING your senior leadership team LEAVE A REVIEW: If you're listening on Apple Podcasts make sure to Subscribe, Rate, and leave a REVIEW. The best review will get a mention in the next episode!

Jim Sciutto is CNN's chief national security correspondent and CNN Newsroom anchor. In his latest book, The Madman Theory: Trump Takes On the World, Sciutto looks at how a provocative approach to foreign relations, made famous by Richard Nixon, is today employed by President Trump on the world stage. Trump's mindset around America's relationship with other nations is understood in one word: transactional. “Trump's view of the world with adversaries and allies is ‘What are you doing for me? What are you doing for us?'” This has often led to extremely narrow points of view on issues where President Trump doesn't see the big picture as it relates to broader alliances. We see this playing out with China. Tensions have escalated sharply under the Trump administration with a trade war and attacks on industries like Huawei and TikTok.  ————————————————————————— To learn more about this episode, including podcast transcripts and show notes, visit *salt.org/talks* ( http://salt.org/talks ) Moderated by Anthony Scaramucci.

The outlaws talk with Eric Sciutto owner of Chimpantree service . The wise business man talks about his love of nature and the dangers of tree work. Top notch equipment and precision planning are staples of his business model. The interview will make you laugh and learn. Another of our blue collar bad ass business men

le foto delle proteste sono diminuite sui social, ma la situazione è migliorata in Polonia? Non proprio. Ne parliamo oggi con Agata, avvocata polacca in diritti umani, che ci spiega un po' la storia del diritto all'interruzione volontaria di gravidanza in Polonia e dove stiamo ora. Prima della nostra chiacchierata vi faccio uno spiegone sull'iter legislativo dell'ivg in Italia con excursus annesso su obiezione di coscienza. Sapete che adoro queste cose! Potete trovare il lavoro che fa' Agata per lo Youth Peace Ambassadors Network qui. Scorretta la trovate su instagram. // Le fonti che abbiamo usato per questo episodio: - Aborto, abbiamo ancora un problema con l'obiezione di coscienza? - Anna Lisa Bonfranceschi - La fotografa che racconta la violenza dell'aborto clandestino - Rosy Santella - I veri motivi dell'obiezione di coscienza sull'aborto - Silvia de Zordo - L'obiezione è un'incoscienza. Se non puoi praticare aborti, puoi fare il dermatologo - Jennifer Guerra - Interruzione volontaria di gravidanza: qual è la situazione in Italia? Pagella Politica - Evviva i medici non obiettori, evviva lo Stato laico - r.tu. // Per Approfondire: - La Polonia in piazza contro le leggi che vietano l'aborto - Pierre Haski - La Polonia in piazza contro il divieto di abortire - Andrea Pipino - The Reliable Romanticizing of Unplanned Parenthood - Abby Minor - When It Comes to Reproductive Rights, We Need More Than Science on Our Side - Abby Minor - Reframing Abortion to Breathe Life into a “Culture of Death” - Abby Minore // cerco sempre di fornire fonti, spunti di approfondimento o idee in italiano, ma spesso il materiale che reperisco non è tradotto. questo fa' parte del motivo per cui parliamo così poco di temi importanti: cambiamo le cose insieme, iniziamo conversazioni al riguardo! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scorretta/support

Jim Sciutto examines the current administrations “America First” stance on foreign Policy. Sciutto explains how US foreign policy, which at one point focused on strengthening relationships, now antagonizes US Allies, flatters authoritarians, and has become “hyper-personalized." Jim Sciutto is CNN's chief national security correspondent and co-anchor of CNN Newsroom and is the author of a book on Russian and Chinese efforts to undermine the U.S., entitled "The Shadow War," published in 2019 by Harper Collins. His latest book is, “The Madman Theory: Trump Takes On the World.”

Jim Sciutto is CNN's chief national security correspondent and co-anchor of CNN Newsroom. Sciutto previously served as ABC News’ senior foreign correspondent. As a foreign correspondent and in his other professional roles, Sciutto has traveled to and reported from more than 50 countries including Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan. His new book is “The Madman Theory: Trump Takes On the World”. Sciutto explains that there is no strategic logic or so-called “madman theory” guiding Donald Trump and his control over the country’s foreign policy. Sciutto warns that America’s foreign policy is now guided by Donald Trump’s personal whims, delusions, authoritarianism, narcissism, greed, corruption, and personal fealty to Vladimir Putin.   Jim Sciutto also details how Donald Trump has brought the United States to the brink of what could have been a horrible war with North Korea and Iran – but it was only because the country’s senior military officials did not allow Trump to follow through on his worst impulses that disaster was avoided. WHERE CAN YOU FIND ME? On Twitter: https://twitter.com/chaunceydevega On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chauncey.devega My email: chaunceydevega@gmail.com Leave a voicemail for The Truth Report: (262) 864-0154 HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT THE TRUTH REPORT? Via Paypal at ChaunceyDeVega.com Via Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/TheTruthReportPodcast Music at the end of this week's episode of The Chauncey DeVega Show is by JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound. You can listen to some of their great music on Spotify.

Power & Politics speaks to CNN journalist and author Jim Sciutto whose new book includes comments by Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro that cast aspersions on Canada's role in the war in Afghanistan. Retired U.S. Brigadier-General Mark Kimmitt also reacts to Navarro's comments. Plus, Dr. Peter Lin returns to discuss COVID-19 testing at airports and back-to-school concerns.

In his new book, "The Madman Theory: Trump Takes on the World", Jim Sciutto provides a sweeping assessment of Donald Trump's presidency when it comes to foreign policy. He highlights how President Trump's often unpredictable behavior have unnerved enemies and allies alike. According to Sciutto, this volatility has led advisers to hesitate in giving the President military options because they feared he could start a war. Sciutto discusses the lasting imprint President Trump has left on the world after four years in office, and get his take on how that will shape America's place in the world now and in the future.

The Madman Theory: Trump Takes On the World by Jim Sciutto The Madman Theory: Trump Takes On the World by Jim Sciutto CNN Profile CNN.com Sciutto has interviewed a wide swath of current and former administration officials to assemble the first comprehensive portrait of the impact of Trump’s erratic foreign policy. Smart, authoritative, and compelling, The Madman Theory is the […] The post Book Author Podcast – The Madman Theory: Trump Takes On the World by Jim Sciutto appeared first on Book Author Podcast.

Jim Sciutto's new book, "The Madman Theory: Trump Takes on the World," contains on-the-record interviews with an array of Trump administration foreign policy officials. The CNN anchor shares his reporting process and his observations about the Trump years with Brian Stelter. “It amazes me, the threshold for outrage or controversy” these days, Sciutto says. He points out that warnings about Trump from people previously in his inner circle are “dismissed as kind of partisan hectoring, even though it comes from inside his own administration.” He also discusses the disturbing impacts of Trump's anti-media rhetoric around the world. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Is there really a method to the seemingly chaotic behavior of Donald Trump? Are his outbursts calculated distractions or just involuntary tantrums? What does President Trump hold more precious—the integrity of the nation or his own television ratings? CNN's Jim Sciutto, sets out to answer these questions. According to Sciutto, President Trump's foreign policy has not only undermined American values and interests but also emboldened our enemies. Hear more about the changing landscape of our national security. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Sciutto - The Madman Theory: Trump Takes On the World CNN Profile CNN.com Richard Nixon tried it first. Hoping to make communist bloc countries uneasy and thus unstable, Nixon let them think he was just crazy enough to nuke them. He called this “the madman theory.” Nearly half a century later, President Trump has employed his own “madman theory,” sometimes intentionally and sometimes not. Trump praises Kim Jong-un and their “love notes,” admires and flatters Vladimir Putin, and gives a greenlight to Recep Tayyip Erdogan to invade Syria. Meanwhile, he attacks US institutions and officials, ignores his own advisors, and turns his back on US allies from Canada and Mexico to NATO to Ukraine to the Kurds at war with ISIS. Trump is willing to make the nation’s most sensitive and consequential decisions while often ignoring the best information and intelligence available to him. He continually catches the world off guard, but is it working? In The Madman Theory, Jim Sciutto shows how Trump's supporters assume he has a strategy for long-term success – that he is somehow playing three-dimensional chess. Now that we are four years into his presidency, we can see his unpredictable focus on short-term headlines has in fact lead to predictably mediocre results in the short and long run. Trump’s foreign policy has undermined American values and national security interests, while hurting allies who have been on our side for decades, leaving them isolated and vulnerable without American support. Meanwhile, he comforts and emboldens our enemies. The White House’s revolving door of staff demonstrates that Trump has no real plan; all serious policymakers—and those who would be a check on his most destructive impulses—have been exiled or jumped ship. Sciutto has interviewed a wide swath of current and former administration officials to assemble the first comprehensive portrait of the impact of Trump’s erratic foreign policy. Smart, authoritative, and compelling, The Madman Theory is the definitive take on Trump’s calamitous legacy around the globe, showing how his proclivity for chaos is creating a world which is more unstable, violent, and impoverished than it was before. Jim Sciutto is CNN's chief national security correspondent and anchor of CNN Newsroom. After more than two decades as a foreign correspondent stationed in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, he returned to Washington to cover the Defense Department, the State Department, and intelligence agencies for CNN. His work has earned him Emmy Awards, the George Polk Award, the Edward R. Murrow award, and the Merriman Smith Memorial Award for excellence in presidential coverage. A graduate of Yale and a Fulbright Fellow, he lives in Washington, D.C., with his wife, Gloria Riviera, who is a crisis communications professional and journalist for ABC News, and their three children.

In his new book "The Madman Theory," CNN anchor and Chief National Security correspondent Jim Sciutto highlights how President Trump’s unpredictable behavior--including threats to meet North Korea with “fire and fury” and to pull the U.S. out of NATO and NAFTA--have unnerved enemies and allies alike. Sciutto discusses how Trump’s volatility has led advisers to hesitate in giving the President military options because they feared he could start a war.  We'll talk to Sciutto about the lasting imprint Trump has left on the world after four years in office, and get his take on how that will shape America’s place in the world.

Jim Sciutto, CNN’s security correspondent and author of "The Madman Theory: Trump Takes on the World," joins Christiane Amanpour to unpack former national security adviser John Bolton’s explosive new memoir detailing his time in the White House by Trump’s side. Sciutto digs into Bolton’s motives and questions why he did not protest more loudly about the President’s behavior at the time and when testifying under oath. Since lockdown, rates of domestic violence around the world have spiked and nations with already poor records on women’s rights are seeing increased rates of femicide. Gabriela Jauregui, author and women's rights activist from Mexico, and Farnaz Fassihi, the New York Times journalist, explain the ‘shadow pandemic’ of violence against women in Mexico and Iran. Physician and epidemiologist Dr. Larry Brilliant has been sounding the alarm about pandemics for years; he speaks to our Walter Isaacson about working for the W.H.O in India and the lessons he learnt eradicating the smallpox virus.     

On today's show we get into how a CNN story about a spy that was extracted from Russia because of Trump was actually pulled out because of the media, according to the New York Times. Also, a Washington Post columnist wonders what the point of his work is if Trump remains in office; social justice warriors set their sights on museums next; a disgraced #MeToo journalist's attempted comeback hits a bump in the road; Kamala Harris panders to the left on criminal justice issues; and saying, "guys," to a group of people is declared problematic. CNN's Jim Sciutto had himself a scoop — an American spy in Russia had to be pulled because the intelligence community was afraid the president would out them. It was a blockbuster that other outlets immediately reported. Then the New York Times poured cold water all over it. CNN's bombshell turned into another bomb. This didn't phase Sciutto or CNN. We have the story. Max Boot writes for the Washington Post, and no one cares. The columnist has been on a personal jihad against President Donald Trump, and now he's doubting whether his constant stream of anti-Trump screeds is having an impact. They aren't. We get into it. You'd think the definition of the word "museum" would be set, but you'd be wrong. Social justice warriors are aiming to change the very definition of the word to co-opt museums into their cause, and it will likely happen. We explain. Kamala Harris has a plan for criminal justice reform, and it doesn't seem to care too much for victims. We have the story. And "Now This News" declares the term "guys" to be part of the patriarchy, and therefore must be destroyed. Seriously.

In this episode of Intelligence Matters, host Michael Morell speaks with CNN Chief National Security Correspondent Jim Sciutto about his new book, "The Shadow Wars," about how Russia and China are leveraging different tools, strategies and battlefields to counter the United States below the threshold of armed conflict. Sciutto explains how emerging domains including cyber, submarine technology and space are increasingly contested by great powers in their pursuit of dominance. Morell and Sciutto also discuss the United States? awareness of and policy responses to measures taken by Russia and China to date.

What does a country do when it realizes it cannot win an outright war against the United States? It turns to new subversive, clandestine types of modern warfare. This, argues CNN chief national security expert Jim Sciutto, is exactly what China and Russia have been successfully doing—winning a new kind of war that the United States has barely realized it is currently fighting. Sciutto's new book, The Shadow War: Inside Russia's and China's Secret Operations to Defeat America, is filled with a dizzying amount of on-the-ground reporting. From Ukraine to the South China Sea, from the belly of a submarine under the Arctic to the highest levels of America's Space Command, Sciutto's experience both as a reporter and as a diplomat give him unprecedented access and a uniquely informed perspective. His words of caution (and sometimes alarm) point to the areas in which Russia and China have successfully undermined America's reputation and credibility. Join us for a conversation with someone reporting from the front lines of modern shadow warfare. ** This Podcast Contains Explicit Language ** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CNN's chief national security correspondent Jim Sciutto talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about his new book, The Shadow War: Inside Russia’s and China's Secret Operations to Defeat America. In this episode: Sciutto’s background and the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Protests; being a foreign correspondent; working for the Chinese ambassador and returning to journalism; being a journalist at CNN in the Trump era; Americans’ post-Cold War delusions about Russia; why failures to recognize Russia and China as threats have been bipartisan; how both countries have made themselves adversaries of the US; what Russia has done beyond election hacking, including "kamikaze satellites"; China’s theft of state secrets; should we be making phones in China?; why AI is now a battlefield; what do Russia and China actually want, and what does defeat look like?; America's deeply partisan politics; the policy steps to end the shadow war; and the impact of Trump's trade war with China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, using Olympic-sized swimming pools as units of measurements. In the interview, beyond covering national security as a journalist, CNN’s Jim Sciutto worked a stint in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. In both careers, he’s seen signs of a shrinking power imbalance between America and its Russian and Chinese rivals. His latest book warns of the risks carried by Russian offensives in cyberspace, and potential Chinese aggression in actual space. Sciutto is the author of The Shadow War: Inside Russia's and China's Secret Operations to Defeat America.  In the Spiel, the spirituality of the lost hiker in Hawaii. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, using Olympic-sized swimming pools as units of measurements. In the interview, beyond covering national security as a journalist, CNN’s Jim Sciutto worked a stint in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. In both careers, he’s seen signs of a shrinking power imbalance between America and its Russian and Chinese rivals. His latest book warns of the risks carried by Russian offensives in cyberspace, and potential Chinese aggression in actual space. Sciutto is the author of The Shadow War: Inside Russia's and China's Secret Operations to Defeat America.  In the Spiel, the spirituality of the lost hiker in Hawaii. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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