Will Tanner is a law school graduate, writer, and co-founder of The American Tribune. He joins me to discuss Section 3, Chapters 15 and 16 of Sean McMeekin's 2021 book, Stalin's War: A New History of World War Two. We discuss the Soviet-Japanese neutrality act, the movement of troops to Russia's western flank, and the opening days of Operation Barbarossa.

Where you can find Mr. TannerThe American Tribune: https://x.com/TAmTrib Will Tanner's Twitter: https://x.com/Will_Tanner_1

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Christ is Born! Merry Christmas Everyone! This is my annual Christmas Address video for 2024. An emphasis on community building and cautious optimism for the year ahead.

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The Prolific Katherine Dee joins me to discuss the future of online ecosystems, AI Companions, political spaces online, and is the digital frontier truly closed?

Originally recorded on December 4, 2024.

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Tooky's Mag (David Herod) and Capitalisimo of The Sidebar podcast join me to discuss the infamously annoying "Wifejak" meme, and the monetization of memes, the crypto scene on Twitter and on the online right, and focusing on the post-election online ecosystem and speculators.

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The Stalin's War Series returns! Raging Mandrill joins me again to discuss section three, chapters 13 (Mobilizing the Proletariat) and 14 (The Battle for Belgrade.)

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Capitalisimo from Tooky's Mag joins me to discuss Elon’s recent changes to the gun emoji on Twitter, the cultural battles over expression in computer mediated communication, with references to John Waters in between. The full two hours are available for Paid Subscribers, YouTube Channel Members and Subscribestar Supporters.

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Dimes from  @BloodSatellite-qj9re  joins me as we talk about marketing, NGOs, local government, federal grants, business consultants, and Lord knows much more. The full version of the show is behind the paywall.

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In this episode of Reel Talk, we take a look at the techno-optimist/pessimist dynamic, presentism, the "Eternal Now" of progressivism, what will come as people try to flee or engage in political systems that are not entirely organic.

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Furius Pertinax is a regular co-host on Apostolic Majesty’s History Streams and Lectures, and joins me to discuss Section 2: Chapter 12 of Sean McMeekin’s 2021 book; Stalin’s War: A New History of World War Two.

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Andrew McLuhan is the son of Eric McLuhan, who worked with his father Marshall McLuhan from the mid-1960's until Marshall's death in 1980. Eric then continued on his own for several decades until he died in Colombia in 2018. Andrew began The McLuhan Institute in 2017 because it didn't exist, the world needs the McLuhan legacy to continue, and if and according to Andrew; "I didn't do it no one else was going to" He is a father, poet, part-time punk rocker, and maple syrup producer at his place on southern Ontario.

You can find his links and more at: https://www.themcluhaninstitute.com/

In this interview we discuss his grandfather's legacy, the institute, and our content crazed culture.

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