Dr. Nola Haynes

We, you know, Tim, we've had conversations about

how to talk about foreign policy in a way that people don't roll their eyes, you know, because I'm not in the business of making these very serious topics entertainment per se.

But I do realize people need to get the information differently.

So that's where Nola Haynes is not a spy comes in.

We do foreign policy differently.

Yes, Harry Dunn.

Harry Dunn is our first guest.

People know him, unfortunately, from January 6th.

He's the huge black guy that my friend Condi has branded Teddy Bay and Teddy Bay has stuck.

She's the branding queen.

So, yes, we talked to Teddy Bay, who's also running for Congress here in Maryland.

And we're really excited.

And that episode really crystallizes what Nola Haynes is not a spy is about.

So.

First, the mission.

The mission is to talk about foreign policy and security, but in a way where it meets culture, right?

So we bring in those old school TV shows and films that you might have grown up with.

Like, for instance, I'm going to give one part away from the Harry Dunn interview.

He loves Special Victim Unit.

He loves Law and Order.