A social worker by profession, Bonnie Miller traveled the world with her spouse Ambassador Tom Miller and created the first-ever... more

Trick Question: What happened in Yalta in 1945?  Probably more than you think!  And why did those proceedings hold up... more

Pete sends Phil Chicola to guerrilla country to investigate the deaths of American linguist missionaries, and both Pete and Phil... more

Phil Shull is back, this time connecting our earlier discussion of Chinese culture to practical business and policy challenges faced... more

Why does the West find China so confounding in matters of business and diplomacy? Phil Shull, retired Foreign Agricultural Service... more

What do 840 people, 96 hours, a hamster, a newborn, a bag of Doritos and a husband expecting to fly... more

Dennis Jett, recidivist American Diplomat guest, regales and opines on hostage-taking in Peru, the Cuban missile crisis, the JFK assassination,... more

In our third of three episodes on the assassination of JFK, we learn what the eminently reasonable Rolf Mowatt-Larssen, former... more

Why did her diplomat father take his own life? Her mother kept her in the dark. Why? To protect her? From... more

Charles Thomas had intel, valuable intel, on the assassination of John F. Kennedy. And to thank him for his efforts... more