The Critical Communications Review Launches “Critical Connections” Podcast Educational Series

Weekly programme to explore narrowband, broadband, satellite, AI, cybersecurity, drones and next-generation control-room technologies.

The Critical Communications Review (www.criticalcommunicationsreview.com), today announced the official launch of Critical Connections, a weekly podcast series dedicated to the technologies, policies and operational practices that define modern mission-critical communications.

Produced by the editorial team behind one of the industry’s most engaging online media platforms, Critical Connections brings together engaging content to educate network operators, public-safety leaders, standards developers and technology vendors, to discuss everything that matters in resilient communications—from legacy TETRA, P25 and DMR systems to emerging MCX, Critical IoT, satellite backhaul, AI-enabled control rooms, cybersecurity frameworks and unmanned aerial systems.

“Fifteen years after our first article went live, we remain committed to providing the critical-communications community with authoritative, accessible insight,” said Gert Jan Wolf, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Critical Communications Review. “The podcast channel extends our daily news, video interviews, blogs and the industry’s largest white-paper library into an on-demand audio format that professionals can consume anywhere in the world.”

Why a dedicated critical communications podcast?

The decision to add an audio channel reflects the publication’s longstanding philosophy of meeting readers wherever they are. From searchable press releases and short-form videos to long-read features and downloadable white papers, The Critical Communications Review has continually expanded the ways in which busy engineers, procurement directors, policy makers and operational staff can stay informed. Podcasts now complete that spectrum, allowing audiences to absorb expert analysis while commuting, exercising or managing tasks in the field.

“Listening has become the fastest-growing medium for technical learning,” Wolf added. “With Critical Connections we can place global expertise directly into the earphones of control-room supervisors, field technicians and C-suite executives—keeping them current without tying them to a screen.”

New episodes will be released every week and are available immediately on Spotify at:

Listeners can subscribe free of charge to receive automatic notifications as soon as each new conversation is published.