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Nick Andersen

Cambridge
As seen in: Fresh Air (Podcast), NPR, The Wall Street Journal, Masterpiece, Substack, The Boston Globe, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), GBH News (Boston, MA), The Daily Tar Heel
now: podcasts @ministryofideas & @pilottrashpod. b4: archives @nprfreshair | pods @masterpiecepbs | digital @onpointradio, etc. always: tar heel.
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The Mandate, Mission, and Momentum to lead the CVE Program into the Future belongs to CISA

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By Nick Andersen
| cisa.gov
In today’s high-threat environment, our adversaries are exploiting vulnerabilities faster than ever before—and with greater strategic intent. They’re executing deliberate, targeted campaigns against our infrastructure, our institutions, and the trust that underpins our economy. At CISA, our charge is clear: shift the advantage back to the defender.
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Dirt: TV show hosts are our friends

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By Nick Andersen
| Substack
I’ve realized that I don’t watch TV so much as observe it while tumbling down a Wikipedia rabbit hole of semi-related curiosities on my phone. And it’s not always questions about where I know an actor from, or why a particular fancy English manor home seems oddly familiar — although often, it is that —  but instead, lengthy journeys into the history of a cultural moment or political figure relevant to the series or film I’m watching.
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Red Hot Organization Hits Brazil in 'Red Hot+Rio 2' Album

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By Nick Andersen
| The Wall Street Journal
The producers behind the Red Hot Organization have some kind of clout in the music industry. In their more than 21 years of music-making, John Carlin, Paul Heck and Béco Dranoff have worked with a catalog of artists that even the prolific labels can't rival — U2, Annie Lennox, David Byrne, Nirvana, the Beastie Boys, the National, Bon Iver and Beck, among many others.
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