Podcast appearances and mentions of stacey dixon

Intelligence agencies typically work with highly classified information. But more and more, they want to take advantage of publicly available data and other open source intelligence. The Russian attack on Ukraine has spurred spy agencies to improve their use of what they call OSINT. Federal News Network's Justin Doubleday joined the Federal Drive with more.

CSIS Senior Associate Nina Easton spoke with the Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Dr. Stacey Dixon for a discussion on the greatest intelligence challenges facing the world today. In addition, the PDDNI discussed her remarkable career path, how the IC is being positioned for the future, as well as how they are promoting competitiveness and innovation.

If you're not a Subscriber+Member, you can upgrade your access at the cipher brief website and one more note before we get to today's report – The Cipher Brief is hosting a live web briefing next Wednesday, April 13th with Principal Deputy Director for National Intelligence Dr. Stacey Dixon, former Assistant Secretary for Intelligence and Research The Hon. Ellen McCarthy and former Senior CIA Officer Teresa Smetzer on Disinformation and How Spies Can Help Find Truth.  Brad, you and I know that U.S. adversaries are actively driving campaigns that take a nugget of truth to build false and divisive narratives around and it's impacting national security.  We'll be talking in this brief about how can lessons from the Intelligence Community can help guide a new path for truth.

In the latest episode of Life After the Military, Dr. Stacey Dixon talks about her service in the United States Marine Corps as a Meteorology and Oceanography Officer, her challenging transition after an unforeseen medical retirement, and the passionate and fulfilling work she does in the education field. As the Director, Veterans and Military Program with National Louis University, Dr. Dixon helps student veterans adjust to the campus environment to build and execute their plan for their future. 

Emerging technologies in intelligence operations Dr. Stacey Dixon, principal deputy director of national intelligence, covers how the intelligence community is using innovative technology, recruiting the next generation of intelligence officers, combating climate change and working with industry and academia

NEW EPISODE! Join Lance and Stefan, the Misters of the Dark, as they take you through all things horror! This week your favorite serial killers are joined by the Powerhouse Couple in the world of Horror Entertainment, Ben & Stacey Dixon! They act, produce films, run a tattoo studio, run a movie theater, run a haunt, run the Nashville Full Moon Tattoo & Horror Festival, and have worked with some of the biggest names in Horror! The brothers talk to the Dixons about their love of horror, how they got started, how they do it ALL, and so much more! Check out www.fullmooninc.net to learn about their conglomerate of horror. Listen every other Tuesday on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Castbox, Google Podcasts, and more! Just search Misters of the Dark! Or go to www.fearscapemedia.com/motdpodcast to listen now! #BenDixon #StaceyDixon #FullMoonInc #Slaughterhouse #NashvilleFullMoonTattooandHorrorConvention #Nashville #LoneWolfBodyArt #FullMoonCineplex #BloodyMoonFilms #KaneHodder #GunnarHansen #horror #PodNation #Podcast #HorrorPodcasts #FearScapeMediaNetwork --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/motdpodcast/support

This week on the Iron Butterfly, we sat down with Dr. Stacey Dixon, Deputy Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). In this episode, Stacey takes us along her path from academia to the intelligence community, which included stints on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) staff and as the Director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA). She shares how her STEM background helped her land multiple roles throughout her career, the importance of making elevator connections, why she loves not being the smartest person in the room, and how fear inspires you to do better. Listen in as Dr. Dixon talks about how she gets to “yes.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stacey Dixon brings a mechanical engineering background to IARPA and discusses the positives and negatives to new technology in research programs.

In this episode of Intelligence Matters, host Michael Morell speaks with Stacey Dixon, newly named director of Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), the so-called "DARPA-for-spies." Dixon explains how IARPA's work helps the intelligence community forecast global events like cyberattacks, civil unrest and bio-threats, and advance capabilities that use artificial intelligence and machine learning. She also addresses China's outsize investments in high-tech industries, which she warns risks luring away U.S. and other talent.

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In the latest Geointeresting podcast we sat down with Dr. Stacey Dixon, deputy director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity. She talks to us about her efforts to advance women in science, technology, mathematics and engineering; the future of technology in the intelligence community; and what she believes are characteristics of a great leader. Bonus! By listening to this podcast you will also learn why many IARPA research projects reference Tolkien!

SPY Historian Vince Houghton sat down with Dr. Stacey Dixon, the Deputy Director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity. Drs. Houghton and Dixon discuss some of the advanced scientific and technological research that will transform intelligence far into the 21st Century.

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The very first horror convention I attended was the Full Moon Tattoo And Horror Convention held each year in Nashville, Tennessee. 2012 will be the shows 11th year and organizers Ben & Stacey Dixon have a lot of changes in store this year that will make it bigger and better than ever. They are in the process of expanding the tattooo shops that they have as well. I sit down and spoke with Ben about this years show and what else they have planned for this coming year. Join me down in The Basement and I talk to Ben Dixon.