War Games, Malaysian Intrigue, the ‘Libya Model’

This week, Jacob and Cole stitch together a few separate recordings that were made throughout the week. We have George Friedman with a special guest on war games, Phillip Orchard on Malaysia’s political drama, and Xander Snyder on the so-called Libya model. Also, basketball.

Music credit for this week’s podcast: Paul Cantrell playing Frédéric Chopin’s Prelude Op. 28, No. 4, and “Off to The Shaman For Ancient Medicines” by The Koreatown.

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