CIA vs MI6: David McCloskey Goes Inside London Station
What if the CIA and MI6 stopped behaving like allies—and started spying on each other? David McCloskey joins Tim Shipman to discuss London Station, his fifth spy novel, and the real intelligence relat...
23 Syys 44min
Lies, Spies and Suspense: Inside Traitors with Robert B. McCaw
A propulsive, high-stakes thriller—Robert McCaw delivers a gripping tale of espionage, betrayal, and deception amid the race to expose Russian moles at the highest levels of the US government. Tense, ...
10 Syys 40min
From Bourne to le Carré: Jinwoo Park on The Oxford Soju Club
In this episode of Spybrary, host Matthew Hurst talks with author Jinwoo Park about his debut novel, The Oxford Soju Club. The book centres on North Korean spies and their Korean American adversarie...
1 Syys 37min
Sweden's Secret Cold War Spies: Dead Drops, Hidden Cells and the Stay Behinds
Cold War Spies Series with Shane Whaley For decades, Sweden presented itself as neutral and determined to remain outside the Cold War struggle between East and West. But behind that public image, th...
26 Elo 1h 9min
Simon Conway Returns with The British Agent and a Brand-New Spy
Simon Conway returns to Spybrary to discuss his latest espionage thriller, The British Agent — a contemporary, globe-spanning story involving missing British-made surface-to-air missiles, Ukraine, Ame...
17 Elo 26min
Graham Greene: The Novelist Who Never Stopped Spying
The novelist Graham Greene ranks at number 6 on Tim Shipman's infamous Best Spy Writers list — and yet we haven't given him enough airtime on the podcast. Time to put that right. Graham Greene didn't...
21 Heinä 48min
Charles Cumming Talks ICARUS 17, BOX 88 and Writing Modern Espionage
In this episode of the Spybrary Spy Podcast, Shane Whaley is joined by fellow Spybrarian and Head of Boston Station, Joe Modzelewski, to welcome bestselling espionage author Charles Cumming back to th...
1 Heinä 54min
