Part 2 of 2. Drs. Jones and Jagel and special guest Heath Hardage Lee

discuss cigarettes, presidential sex-lives, and First Lady Pat as they dive deep into Oliver Stone's Nixon. Join us as we attempt to make our podcast as long as the film! Come for the historical analysis, stay for the Vietnamese currency rating!

Part 1 of 2. Drs. Jones and Jagel discuss boxed-wine, the political philosophy of James Woods, and late-era Vietnam War as they dive deep into Oliver Stone's Nixon. Join us as we attempt to make our podcast as long as the film! Come for the historical analysis, stay for the teary-eyed outro.

Discovered deep in the Napalm in the Morning archives, the intended premier episode has been recovered. Recorded in pre-Covid times, Drs. Jones and Jagel sit at a table, face to face, and discuss the 2002 version of the movie The Quiet America, starring Brenden Frasier and Michael Cain.

This week on Napalm in the Morning, we are presenting a crossover from our sister podcast Crossroads in anticipation of our review of Nixon.

In this special episode, Drs Jones and Jagel interview Heath Hardage Lee. Lee is a museum curator, oral historian, and author of the book "League of Wives: The Untold Story of the Women Who Took on the US Government to Bring Their Husbands Home from Vietnam", which recently made its way to feature film.

https://heathleeauthor.com/

Drs Jones and Jagel interview the great Dave Luhrssen, author of The Vietnam War on Film, War on the Silver Screen, Secret Societies and Clubs in American History, and many others! Come for the historical analysis, stay for the historians!

http://davidluhrssen.com/

Drs. Jones and Jagel discuss family-men, boots on ground, and the first major battle for the United States in Vietnam as they dive deep into We Were Soldiers. T-Roy and his friend Bottle of Gin bring a loving touch to Mel Gibson's war epic. Come for the historical analysis, stay for the Neil Young.

Drs. Jones and Jagel discuss waterskiing, Trumpisms, and the introduction of ground troops as they dive deep into Good Morning Vietnam. T-Roy does his best Mr. Hankey impression while we press the record button and just let Robin Williams GO! Come for the historical analysis, stay for the 80s tropes.

Drs. Jones and Jagel discuss hairstyles, hippies, and the plight of the wounded veteran as they dive deep into Coming Home. T-Roy grits his teeth and slugs vodka as we examine the soundtrack of the film in great detail and occasionally discuss the blossoming on-screen love affair between Jane Fonda and Jon Voight. Come for the historical analysis, stay for the muscle cars.

Drs. Jones and Jagel discuss bugs, drugs, and soldiers in Vietnam as they dive deep into Platoon. Draftee T-Roy also brings a deep knowledge about things that go "bang" to the first of three movies about the war made by noted conspiracy theorist Oliver Stone. Come for the historical analysis, stay for the out of date Tiger Blood jokes. Editing brought to you by Burning Tongues Media

Drs. Jones and Jagel discuss knives, minor injuries to people jumping off cliffs, and Vietnam Veterans as they dive deep into First Blood, Sylvester Stallone's initial entry into his long-running comedy series better known as Rambo. Come for the historical analysis, stay for for the exploding gas stations. Editing brought to you by Burning Tongues Media.