Adm.Lee
02-24-2015, 08:06 AM
First off, Washington DC has an International Spy Museum. (Bad news: it's not a Federal thing, so the admission ticket was too steep for me, last time I was in DC).
But, they interview authors and officials sometimes, and then turn the interviews into free podcasts. They seem to run about 30-45 minutes each. http://www.spymuseum.org/multimedia/spycast/
Of particular interest to Cold War fans, they interviewed two men who were in the Military Liaison Mission, Army officers allowed to cruise East Germany unhindered.
http://www.spymuseum.org/multimedia/spycast/episode/spying-on-the-soviet-army-in-east-germany/
http://www.spymuseum.org/multimedia/spycast/episode/the-united-states-military-liaison-mission-in-east-germany/
There's also an interview with the US military attache in Moscow during the 1991 coup fiasco, and many more that I haven't listened to, yet.
But, they interview authors and officials sometimes, and then turn the interviews into free podcasts. They seem to run about 30-45 minutes each. http://www.spymuseum.org/multimedia/spycast/
Of particular interest to Cold War fans, they interviewed two men who were in the Military Liaison Mission, Army officers allowed to cruise East Germany unhindered.
http://www.spymuseum.org/multimedia/spycast/episode/spying-on-the-soviet-army-in-east-germany/
http://www.spymuseum.org/multimedia/spycast/episode/the-united-states-military-liaison-mission-in-east-germany/
There's also an interview with the US military attache in Moscow during the 1991 coup fiasco, and many more that I haven't listened to, yet.