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Guest Professor Adam Smith discusses the post US Civil War years and potential alternatives.
Special guest Professor Pattie Limerick discusses the myths and realities of the old West in the USA. A slightly different episode from normal, fascinating , but a mere scratching of the surface. Enjoy. Prof Limerick is a world renowned expert and publisher of many books.
A very special episode with Professor Phillips O'Brien the American historian and Professor of Strategic studies at the University of St Andrews.
In a wide ranging conversation with regards to his latest book War and Power, some of his previous books, the state of the current geo political world , we even sneak in some counter factual's at the end. Enjoy.
Part 2.Kerry Picker shook up the stuffy world of Internationalcricket in the 1970s, with a controversial commercial package and initiative TVtechniques. This caused huge controversy particularly with the English andAustralian cricket boards. We discuss the what ifs with cricket expert JoeLynn.
Kerry Picker shook up the stuffy world of International cricket in the 1970s, with a controversial commercial package and initiative TV techniques. This caused huge controversy particularly with the English and Australian cricket boards. We discuss the what ifs with cricket expert Joe Lynn.
Special guest Dr Joyce joins us to discuss the UK NHS , the free at point of care taxpayer funded health service in the UK. What if it had not been set up?
Furious 5 What ifs. 'Speed dating ' What ifs :) . Rapid fire thoughts on 5 Diverse topics...
Gillian Utesch an AI Entrepreneur discusses the future of AI and some of the' what ifs' that may occur as a result.
What if Trams had been retained in the UK after the Second World War. Ian's not convinced...'integrated transport system' Jon disagrees. Two guys argue about trams..who knew it was so exciting!!
The team look at the Netflix Nuclear attack film 'A House of Dynamite' and the many What ifs suggested by the film. Note there are plot spoilers in the review.
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