Typhoon Bearing

Chase Dalton

typhoonbearing@gmail.com

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Booking Overview

An interview-led show focused on technology, national security, defense, and U.S. policy, with recurring external guests who are senior executives, government leaders, academics, authors, and specialized experts. Suitable pitches include defense-technology executives, national security policymakers, semiconductor and industrial-base specialists, military historians, international-law scholars, and geopolitical analysts; booking is likely high difficulty for senior industry and government candidates, though established academics and authors may be more accessible.

Metrics

Episodes: 76

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

Contact Information

typhoonbearing@gmail.com

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Host

Chase Dalton - Host and interviewer covering technology, national security, defense, U.S. policy, and naval history.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Senior leaders in defense, technology, semiconductors, government, and national security, as well as university professors, military historians, international-law scholars, and authors with recognized subject-matter expertise.
Required Achievements:  
Executive leadership at major defense or technology organizations, Senior government or national security appointments, Leadership of established industry practices or research programs, Authorship of respected books on military history, international law, or foreign policy, University professorships and recognized academic expertise

Recent Guest Discussions

Craig Martell - Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence For Defense, AI Deployment, Human Oversight, Defense Technology Acquisition, The U.s. And Chinese Defense Industrial Bases, Quantum Computing, Microelectronics, And Human-machine Teaming.

Bill Wiseman - Taiwan Semiconductor Risk, Supply-chain Resilience, Export Controls, Coalition Strategy, Intellectual-property Theft, Quantum Readiness, And CHIPS Act Priorities.

Andrew Clapham - Prize-taking, Blockades, Wartime Property, And Legal Limits On Traditional Tools Of Warfare.

Henrietta Harrison - Interpretation And Diplomacy, Cultural And Linguistic Misunderstandings, Information Failures, And The First Opium War.

Abby Mullen - The Barbary Wars, Early U.s. Diplomacy, Trade Routes, Naval Power, Foreign Policy, And The Development Of The U.s. Navy.

Recent Topics

National Security, Defense, Technology, Public Policy, Naval History

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Typhoon Bearing
:

Unreliable Statistics at Scale (aka AI) with Craig Martell, Lockheed Martin's CTO

July 12, 2026

Craig Martell has seen AI adoption from more angles than almost anyone: a Silicon Valley machine learning leader (LinkedIn, Dropbox), the first Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Officer (CDAO) of the Department of Defense, and now CTO of Lockheed Martin. He brings that rare Valley-to-Pentagon vantage to one question: what does it actually take to field AI you can trust when lives are on the line.Craig makes the case that AI is "statistics at scale" — gather data from the pas...

Semiconductors and National Security

March 04, 2026

Bill Wiseman leads McKinsey’s Global Semiconductor Practice and founded its Taipei Design Lab. He brings a rare mix of semiconductor engineering and national security experience to one question: what happens if Taiwan cannot ship silicon. We unpack why Taiwan risk is bigger than “leading edge logic” including NOR flash, DRAM, advanced packaging, and the electronics manufacturing ecosystem. Bill explains why this is a 15 year-plus problem, why markets struggle to price it, and why collective a...

Booty, Blockades, and Prizes with Andrew Claphan

November 04, 2024

Traditionally war came with loot. This loot took a lot of forms, ranging from slaves (definitely not allowed today), to enemy military equipment, and whatever you could plunder from the enemies cities and countryside. We still have a few vestiges of these sorts of takings that are "legal" in warfare today. Andrew Clapham argues that we should almost completely ban these sorts of prize-taking, along with blockades and other tools of warfare. I'd actually argue that they are not all bad, and we...

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