The National Security Agency (NSA) has launched a podcast titled 'No Such Podcast' to highlight its operations and the contributions of its workforce, aiming to improve public perception and attract talent. The inaugural episode discusses the NSA's critical role in the decade-long manhunt for Osama bin Laden, detailing how signals intelligence (SIGINT) and wiretapping led to the identification of a key associate that ultimately guided the CIA to bin Laden's location. This initiative marks a significant shift for the NSA, historically known for its secrecy, as it seeks to share its story and acknowledge its employees' efforts. The podcast will continue to explore various aspects of the agency's work, including cybersecurity, through weekly episodes. NSA officials hope this approach will help distance the agency from its controversial past, particularly following the Edward Snowden revelations about domestic surveillance practices. The podcast reflects a broader strategy to humanize the agency and demonstrate its commitment to national security.