Charlie Winter continues his research on Islamic State (IS/ISIS) propaganda and discusses his newest paper Documenting the Virtual 'Caliphate'.

Here's his recent BBC News article which was also mentioned in the show: Fishing and Ultraviolence

Dr. Andrew Michta provides us with an update on the crisis in the Ukraine, Russia, and Russia's involvement in Syria.

His recent article, Europe's Russia Denial elaborates on some of these issues.

Dr. Andrew Michta provides us with an update on the crisis in the Ukraine, Russia, and Russia's involvement in Syria.

His recent article, Europe's Russia Denial elaborates on some of these issues.

Collin Hunt discusses his recent article "The Myth of the Returned Foreign Fighter" and the issues surrounding returnees, rehabilitation, and CVE programs.

Collin Hunt discusses his recent article "The Myth of the Returned Foreign Fighter" and the issues surrounding returnees, rehabilitation, and CVE programs.

Alexander Olesker discusses wildlife trafficking, poaching and the issues involved in combating this illicit trade.

Charlie Winter of the Quilliam Foundation discusses his paper The Virtual 'Caliphate': Understanding Islamic State's Propaganda Strategy

You can read more about Charlie and some of his publications here.

You can also view the #NotAnotherBrother video that Charlie refers to in our discussion, here.

Charlie Winter of the Quilliam Foundation discusses his paper The Virtual 'Caliphate': Understanding Islamic State's Propaganda Strategy

You can read more about Charlie and some of his publications here.

You can also view the #NotAnotherBrother video that Charlie refers to in our discussion, here.

Justin Seitz discusses the art of open source intelligence (OSINT). With thoughts on: social media platforms, ISIS, law enforcement, and much, much more.

(He shares some thoughts on Python too!)

You can read more of Justin's thoughts on his blog.

To learn more about automating OSINT collection go to his website.

Scot Terban discusses Online Jihad from 2001-2015: A History of Jihobbyism.

Read more of Scot's work on his blog.