John Trasvini, assistant secretary fair housing and equal opportunity, Department of Housing and Urban Development, discusses the agency’s new Housing Discrimination Complaint Application.

NASA’s Open Innovation team members Ali Llewellyn and Nick Skytland discuss the National Day of Civic Hacking, a weekend-long event, schedule for June 1-2, 2013, that will be held in cities across the United States.

National Archives and Records Administration Chief Innovation Officer Pamela Wright discusses her new role, ideas around creating an internal “Innovation Hub,” digitization, how public access has evolved over the years and brainstorms future projects.

National Association of State Chief Information Officers Director of Government Affairs Mitch Herckis discusses the organization’s advocacy priorities for 2013.

Ines Mergel, assistant professor of public administration at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School, and Bill Greeves, chief information officer for Wake County, N.C, discuss the recently-published ‘Social Media in the Public Sector‘ that includes a companion field guide.

Tim Solms, general manager of Microsoft’s Department of Defense business, discusses the massive Joint Enterprise License Agreement the company just signed with the Pentagon.

Kristopher Cox, chief information security officer, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, was named a Symantec 2012 Cyber Awards winner. Cox sat down with FedScoop Radio to discuss the award and cybersecurity education.

Rickey T. Branning, manager of information system security for the computer incident response team at the U.S. Postal Service, was recently named a Symantec 2012 Cyber Awards winner. Cox sat down with FedScoop Radio to talk about the award and cybersecurity at USPS.

Josh Davis discusses open cybersecurity, the work of the Department of Homeland Security’s Homeland Open Security Technology program, open source in government and the upcoming 2012 Open Cybersecurity Summit.

Mark Weber, senior vice president and general manager of NetApp U.S. Public Sector, joins FedScoop Radio to talk about agile data infrastructure and its benefits to the federal government.