Entrepreneurship · Andrew Bustamante
by Andrew Bustamante
Hosted by former covert CIA intelligence officers Andrew Bustamante and Jihi Bustamante, the EverydaySpy Podcast gives you practical, powerful spy skills and insights you can use everyday. From parenthood fixes to career shortcuts, business hacks to geopolitical insights, this pod is for you if you are looking for frank, honest, and hilariously relatable truth from two real-world field operatives who have done and seen things they can't talk about (and will never forget).
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EverydaySpy is one of those rare podcasts that blends storytelling, psychology, and real-world strategy without ever feeling over-the-top. Andrew does an excellent job breaking down complex ideas—whether it’s sabotage, human behavior, or decision-making—into simple lessons you can actually use in everyday life.What I appreciate most is the balance: it’s engaging, but not sensationalized; educational, but never dull. Each episode gives you at least one idea you can apply immediately.If you enjoy learning how the mind works and want practical tools to sharpen your awareness, this podcast is absolutely worth your time.
This is truly wonderful content. Clean without foul language, and cocky bravado. I love the down to earth genuine enthusiasm the host provides.
Love all the knowledge I gain from this podcast. Andrew is extremely knowledgeable ( but my favorite…likable ) and has a great way of explaining big ideas ; a true American leader. I love Jihi’s contributions too and how she pauses and intentionally thinks before she responds ( I need to practice this with my 4 year old daughter). Something I would like to know, 1. When is the podcast coming back? 2. What tv series or recent movie did you watch and find the closest to the actual field experience ( Homeland, Hitman, Munich )?
I was looking forward to listening to this podcast after not listening for a while. After listening to the first 12 minutes of episode 110(the title is what grabbed me) I couldn’t listen anymore. I hope you guys understand the impact of how inconsiderate and entitled you sound/come off as. With that being said, I skipped to the following episode and it was great. I enjoyed the mix of spy/espionage talk, personal life, and how it can relate to the current problems we are dealing with in the country/world. I crave hearing different opinions/view points and I think this podcast is a great source for that. Looking forward to hearing more.
I really wanted to like this podcast and was geared up to sign up for the course on the website after hearing him on Diary of a CEO. Then I hear his interaction with his wife on this podcast. He interrupts her, talks over her, does not let her speak, passive aggressively insults her, and is patronizing to her. Not impressed. My heart goes out to her when she attempts to have any kind of voice on this podcast. I think there is some good stuff here I could learn, but how often he cuts his wife off to go on some long winded monologue over shadows any good information he has to convey. I’ve never left a podcast review before but felt strongly enough about this to make it my first.
First episode I listened to was “Starlink scam” and they didn’t mention Starlink until 30 minutes into a 45 minute episode. Never found out what the “scam” part was just a lot of talk about von Braun in the lead up. Would prefer more time on the topic, less time on the personal details and lead up
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