The Sun Also Rises

Long before he became Russia's towering reformer, Peter faced a temptation that vigorously tested the strength of his character. We examine that little-known chapter of his life—and how it contrasted with some of the choices he later made.

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What America could learn from its first war abroad and one of its most daring campaigns.

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In the mid-1930s, Nazi Germany was drawing curious—and sometimes admiring—glances from parts of the Western world. The new regime was cracking down on the cultural decadence that had taken root during Germany’s Weimar years. British tourists poured in—hundreds of thousands each year—many leaving with admiration for the “new” Germany. Among these were influential British figures like writer Wyndham Lewis and Daily Mail owner Lord Rothermere.

But one British visitor was not taken in by the hypocritical puritanism of the Nazis, or any other aspect of the party. After aircraft designer R.J. Mitchell traveled to Germany in 1934, he returned home not with admiration, but deep alarm. Behind the façade of moral reform, he saw a nation arming itself at breakneck speed—and a threat that could soon strike Britain. Determined to prepare his country for the storm ahead, Mitchell spent his final years pouring his genius into the creation of a masterpiece of weaponry.

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This episode details a rescue attempt by Israeli officials on June 8, 2024, that is among the most daring, high-risk, complex and heroic missions in recent military history.

To hear the Trumpet Daily episode examining Mr. Herbert Armstrong's writings about lessons from Operation Entebbe that are applicable in our lives, which takes on fresh relevance in light of Operation Arnon, click here: "Never Compromise With the Chief Terrorist."

This episode details a rescue attempt by Israeli officials on June 8, 2024 that is among the most daring, high-risk, complex and heroic missions in recent military history.

To hear the Trumpet Daily episode examining Mr. Herbert Armstrong's writings about lessons from Operation Entebbe that are applicable in our lives, which takes on fresh relevance in light of last month’s Operation Arnon, click here: "Never Compromise With the Cheif Terrorist."

This episode examines the alien worlds—exoplanets—that astronomers have discovered. It discusses the ongoing search for Earth 2.0 and the implications this has for each one of us.

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When the sun came up on May 28 back in the year 585 BC, the Medes and Lydians were still at war. They had been at each other’s throats for years, and it looked like there was no end in sight for their conflict. But something extraordinary happened on the battlefield that day, which changed everything. This episode also features an interview with Mr. Stephen Coats, instructor of earth science at Imperial Academy, and with Dr. Fred Espenak, an astrophysicist and scientist emeritus at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.

This episode focuses on individuals and organizations that are helping victims of Russia's war on Ukraine in remarkable ways.

The Aral Sea was victim to the worst man-made ecological disaster in history. Now part of it is coming back to life, and the restoration has implications for the whole world.

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In this episode, we look at the magic that can happen at the intersection of music and language— magic so powerful it may have played a role in bringing down the Soviet Union. As Edgar Yipsel Harburg said, "Words make you think a thought. Music makes you feel a feeling. A song makes you feel a thought.”

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"The Two Grenadiers" (with English subtitles)