
Red Flags Rising: M&A and Export Controls – From Art of War to Art of the Deal
Mike and Brent revisit a discussion recorded in May 2026, before the prior US-China trade summit, which is timely again with the next round of

Mike and Brent revisit a discussion recorded in May 2026, before the prior US-China trade summit, which is timely again with the next round of

Mike and Brent invite Loyaan Egal on the podcast to discuss recent developments regarding the US Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC’s) “covered list” and its implications

Mike and Brent provide their day-of reactions to July 14, 2026, testimony by U.S. Department of Commerce Under Secretary for Industry & Security, Jeffrey Kessler,

Mike and Brent tackle the “de minimis” rule under the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR), which would exempt certain below-threshold-value U.S. items from EAR requirements.

Mike and Brent reboot a prior recording overtaken by events, specifically the Sunday, May 31, 2026, guidance issued by BIS to global data centers and

Mike and Brent welcome to the podcast Jeff Stitt, the President of Acacia Trail Consulting. Jeff walks through how he went from becoming an engineer

Mike and Brent return to discuss lessons from Brent’s Aikido instructor and Marine Corps combat veteran Frank Doran and how those lessons can help trade

Mike Huneke and Brent Carlson welcome Estelle Atkinson, a reporter with Global Investigations Review (GIR), to speak about her recent three-part series, “Fallen Chips,” published

Back in January 2024, Mike and Brent had the good fortune to meet Carole Basri at an event at NYU Law School. On this episode

Mike Huneke and Brent Carlson return for the new year with a refresher on The Fraud Diamond Framework (SM) introduced in Episode 34 and an