The third episode of CBC’s Myths on Screen – How Hollywood helped the U.S. military sell the War on Terror – is out, and features Matt and myself quite heavily. It explores the last couple of decades of the military entertainment liaison offices and their critical role in selling the ongoing war on terror to the US public. As with the previous two parts it’s a delightful melange of content, both informative and entertaining and I am very glad to have been a little part of this project. My thanks go to Mary O’Connell and the rest of the team at CBC’s Ideas series for including me in this high quality radio documentary.
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SpyCulture.com is written and produced by Tom Secker.
Tom is a British-based journalist, author, and podcaster. His specialities include the security services, Hollywood, propaganda, censorship and the history of terrorism. Tom’s writing and research has appeared in The Mirror, RT, Salon, Newsweek, The Atlantic, The Independent, Insurge Intelligence, Shadowproof, TechDirt and elsewhere.
Tom lives on the Lancashire coast and is a proud Northerner. His favourite spy is Eddie Chapman a.k.a. Agent Zigzag. He may or may not sleep with a gun under his pillow.
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