U.S businessmen , politicans, and foreign leaders all work together and fight amongst one another for control over an important area in regards to U.S trade. Who were they and what was the end game? Listen and find out!

This episode we wanted to switch it up and experiment. We start off talking about the overall "gamer mentality" and then jump around to sports, movies, and television. Towards the last half of the episode , we present an opportunity for you to reccomend the next series deep dive!

This episode dives in to the United States role in places like Chile, Columbia, Brazil, Mexico, and many other Latin American countries. We talk about the importance of the great depression and how it was used to uphold extreme right wing rhetoric that led to one of the U.S's most untalked about movements of ethnic cleansing; Mexican Re-Patriation.

This episode goes over the starting point of the Mexican revolution and focuses on key events, players and ideologies. We also go over what's referred to as the "Ten Tragic Days" and the shift of power between rebel and revolutionary groups.

This episode we focus on the time frame of 1850 to the early 1900's going over the transition of power , and the struggles that came with it. We also cover things such as the Monroe doctrine and the "Banana wars" which give insight on United State's vision for the region.

From the Tupac Amaru rebellion, all the way to the Mexican and Bolivian fight for independence, we cover it all.

This episode we get into the Spanish conquest of Mesoamerica as well as South American empires.

This is the first episode going into a new series highlighting the significant role of Central and South America in world history. This first episode features an overlay of what we will talk about, as well as highlighting pre conquest history in the region.

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