FEDTalk
![Cover art of FEDTalk FEDTalk](https://assets.blubrry.com/coverart/300/294142-1678470503.jpg)
Latest Episodes
Fellows Moving Government Forward
Tune in to FEDtalk this week to hear about the fellowships bringing innovation and technology skills to government. Guests from fellowships impacting the legislative and executive branch will discuss how they bring new skills to...
Preparing for 2020 with Public Employee Groups
Tune in to FEDtalk this week to hear from public employee groups about their plans for 2020. Guests from across the federal community will discuss the biggest issues of 2019 spilling into the new year, policy priorities for their organization,...
2019 Wrap-Up Reporter Roundtable
Tune in to FEDtalk this week for our end of the year federal employee reporter roundtable. Guests from across the reporter community will take a look back on the big events of 2019, discuss current events, and prepare for 2020.
Partnerships to Improve Public Service
Host Debra Roth will sit down with Joan Melanson from Long Term Care Partners, Bill Valdez from the Senior Executives Association, and Terry Gerton from the National Academy of Public Administration to discuss their partnerships to improve...
Understanding Open Season Options
Tune in to FEDtalk this week for a discussion on Open Season. Your benefits experts will provide you with information on what new benefit options are available this Open Season and how you can learn more.
Agency Efforts to Combat the Opioid Epidemic
Host Natalia Castro will sit down with DEA Diversion Program Manager Justin Wood and Washington DC DEA Spokesperson Katherine Hayek.
Sorting Through Cybersecurity Part 2: An Internal Agency Perspective
This week, the individuals leading efforts to combat cyber threats in government will join us to discuss their efforts.
The Risk Roundtable
Host Jason Briefel will sit down with Dr. Tim Persons, Tom Brandt and Dan Chenok.
The High Stakes of Human Capital Management
The High Stakes of Human Capital Management
Sorting Through Cybersecurity
As the federal government becomes increasingly digital, it also becomes increasingly at risk for cyberattacks.