MEL GOODMAN

Senior Fellow, Center for International Policy
Adjunct Professor of Government, Johns Hopkins University

Author of Failure of Intelligence: The Decline and Fall of the CIA
Read Publisher's Weekly review of Mel's book here.

UPCOMING EVENTS :

October 14, 2008
7 pm
Mel Goodman talk on "International Security and the 2008 Election"
The Clubhouse at the Village of Cross Keys
5100 Falls Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21210

August 28, 2008
12:00 pm-1:00 pm Author Debriefing
International Spy Museum
800 F Street, NW
Washington, DC 20004
For more information, click here.

**Keep checking back for more chances to see Mel speak about his new book!**

RECENT RADIO INTERVIEWS :

August 18 , 2008
KALW-FM (San Francisco, CA)
"Your Call" with Rose Aguilar
Guest: Mel Goodman
Topic: Assessing the Georgia-Russian War

May 12, 2008
WOSU-AM 820 (Columbus, OH)
"Openline" with Dan Andrle
Guest: Mel Goodman
Topic: Failure of Intelligence

May 5, 2008
KPFA-FM 94.1 (Berkeley, CA)
"Cover to Cover" with Denny Smithson
Guest: Mel Goodman
Topic: Intelligence and Surveillance

May 3, 2008
KPOO-FM 89.5 (San Francisco, CA)
"Wake Up Everybody" with Donald Lacy
Guest: Mel Goodman
Topic: Intelligence and Surveillance

May 2, 2008
KSRO-AM 1350 (Santa Rosa, CA)
"David Glass Show" with David Glass
Guest: Mel Goodman
Topic: Failure of Intelligence

May 1, 2008
KKGN-AM Green 960 (San Francisco, CA)
"The Progressive News" with John Scott
Guest: Mel Goodman
Topic: Intelligence and Surveillance

May 1, 2008
6:00 pm Reception
6:45 pm Dinner

Hosted by San Francisco Council on Foreign Relations
City Club of San Francisco
155 Sansome Street
9th Floor Library Room
San Francisco, CA 94104
Please contact William Seavey at was@seaveyvineyard.com or call 415-788-0800 for more information and/or to reserve your spot at dinner!

TV APPEARANCES:

August 15, 2008
CTV Newsnet (Toronto, Canada)
"Evening News" with Marcia MacMillan
Guest: Harry C. Blaney III
Topic: Poland and the Anti-Missile Deal

PAST-COUNTER HEARINGS:

June 29, 2006: The National Security State: Part I. Panelists will focus on the National Security Agency, wireless eavesdropping and secret prisons.

July 13, 2006: The National Security State: Part II. Panelists will focus on intelligence reform and will include recommendations for strengthening the functioning of the intelligence community. Watch the video.