WanderLearn Podcast

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David Green, an Australian historian, wrote Hitler's War in North Africa 1941-1942.

In this podcast, we discuss a wide range of subjects.

Including:

• Why did Hitler think the Suez Canal was more interesting than Gibraltar?
• Why did the Germans not go straight to Egypt by sea instead of entering in the middle of North Africa and slogging to Egypt?
• What surprised David Green in his research of WWII's North African war?
• How was it to fight a war in the desert?
• If there's one message from the book, what would it be?
• Why did the British soldiers wash their clothes in petrol?
• How did Rommel die?

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• Military

This is a two-part podcast. First, I reflect on how Americans view interracial marriages now vs. 1958.

Second, I share a 90-second clip where Ashlee Braut, a US Navy Hospital Corpsman, talks about what sort of firearm training do Navy recruits receive. Rejoice Tapon chimes in a bit too. 

To hear both parts, you'll have to listen to the podcast.

If you are only interested in the 90 seconds on the military, then watch the video below!

Be sure to watch the other Navy videos on my Navy/Military Playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIMvGeI8gGoP6wfYk0egeIvpImjWnxAY7

See episode #1 about what to pack for Navy Bootcamp:

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News Nation interviewed me for 2.5 minutes regarding what it would take for Brian Laundrie (the chief suspect in the murder of Gabbie Petito) to survive on the Appalachian Trail.

Because the interview is short, I didn't have the time to say everything I had to say.

Therefore, in this podcast, you'll hear the original interview followed by my additional commentary.

What do you think?

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This is part 6 of 6 episodes with Rufina Garay, the host of the new FoodLove podcast!

In this episode, we discuss:

00:00 Intro

01:00 Eating crickets 

05:00 How can you not be attached to too many things?

08:45 Expedia ad

10:30 Detaching expectations

If you missed my previous episodes with Rufina Garay, follow the links below or look for them on your podcast player: 

Part 1: Are Some Cuisines Objectively Better Than Others?

Part 2: An Empty Stomach is the Best Chef

Part 3: Why Do Animal Eaters Hate Hunters?

Part 4: Is the Food Industry Doomed?

Part 5: Will Our Descendants Take Down Statues of Meat Eaters?

Sponsors

This episode is sponsored by: 

• Expedia
• My patrons at Patreon 

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This is part 5 of 6 episodes with Rufina Garay, the host of the new FoodLove podcast!

In this episode, we discuss:

00:00 Preamble about the discussion to come

07:25 Why is Rufina postponing her goal to become a vegetarian?

10:10 Should Our Descendants Remove the Statues of Meat-Eaters?

16:10 Expedia ad

17:28 Respecting plants

18:00 Is there moral meat?

 22:30 Afterward about statues

If you missed my previous episodes with Rufina Garay, follow the links below or look for them on your podcast player: 

Part 1: Are Some Cuisines Objectively Better Than Others?

Part 2: An Empty Stomach is the Best Chef

Part 3: Why Do Animal Eaters Hate Hunters?

Part 4: Is the Food Industry Doomed?

Part 5: Will Our Descendants Take Down Statues of Meat Eaters?

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