Jonas Lamis talks with Craig Martin, CTO of Enterprise Architects. Enterprise Architects is an EA strategy and training firm headquartered in Australia. They discus the evolving roles and responsibilities of the enterprise architect. They cover emerging demand for EA strategy, overt and covert EA tactics and the EA operating model. They also discuss certification programs like TOGAF and ITAC certification.

A&G Editor Jonas Lamis sits down with Security Strategist Dave Sanford. Sanford, founder of Austin Computer Security discusses the biggest threats that architects need to have on their radar over the next few years.

A&G Editor Jonas Lamis speaks with Philip Allega, Reseach Vice President at Gartner and Enterprise Architecture Analyst. They discuss recent trends in EA support for the C-Suite, and cover the 5 key ways the CEO can use EA to support the business.

A&G Editor Jonas Lamis sits down with Frank Malta, Executive Director of EA and Chief Architect at Merck.  They discuss enterprise business capability modeling at Merck and Frank provides advice to EA teams looking to get traction on their EA efforts.

Editor Jonas Lamis spoke with Nagesh Anupindi.  Nagesh, an expert in Enterprise Architecture and IT strategy, currently serves as Chief Architect for a large effort in Smart Grid technologies.

In this latest podcast, he discusses building a current state architecture and the challenges of merging that with future state plans and standards.

Jonas Lamis, editor of Architecture & Governance talks with Andrew Blumenthal, CTO of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.  Andy has been around the horn of Federal agencies as both CTO and Chief Enterprise Architect.

They talk about opportunities and challenges facing federal IT, the evolution of EA, and Andy's thought leadership blogs.

I'm a big fan of podcasting.  I run a video podcast for the work I do at SciVestor.  I also load up my iPod with some great podcasts and videocasts that I would like to share with you.  If you are new to podcasting, you should be able to click on any of the links below, and select an application on your computer to listen to the podcast on.  I'd recommend downloading iTunes from Apple (even if you're a PC and not a Mac), and use iTunes to manage your podcasts.

Here are some of my favorites: