This unabridged audiobook, read by Angus King, traces the development of modern audio surveillance from post-WWII devices to today's AI-assisted technologies. It explores how mass surveillance through everyday devices informs AI, questioning the trade-off between privacy and technological convenience.

George Orwell's *1984* is an unflinching depiction of a totalitarian state that relentlessly monitors its citizens, manipulates thought, and rewrites history. This unabridged audiobook, narrated by Sebastian Rudolph, offers a chillingly relevant and inescapable portrayal of absolute control.

This audiobook by David Lyon explores the pervasive nature of modern surveillance, detailing how it impacts our lives, from daily interactions to access to essential services. It examines the technologies behind this data collection, its ethical implications, and its role in shaping political struggles.

This audiobook, "Covert Regime Change," by Lindsey A. O'Rourke argues that states more often attempt to covertly overthrow foreign leaders through actions like assassinations or coups rather than overt warfare. It presents a dataset showing the US favored covert interventions during the Cold War, exploring motivations, preferences for covert tactics, and mission success.