I’m very happy to announce that next month (January 2023) I will be teaching a 3-part course for Renegade University on the Decline & Fall of Empires! Check out more details here!
And some more good news: Dangerous History Podcast listeners can get 50% off the cost of the course with the coupon code “dangerous”!
While you’re waiting on the next DHP episode to drop, check out my recent appearance on the Hrvoje Moric Show!
For this DHP episode, CJ was delighted to be joined by retired Army officer, military contractor, and irregular warfare expert Bill Buppert. Long-time DHP listeners (& those who’ve gone through the back catalogue) may recall that Bill was the very first guest CJ ever had on the DHP, all the way back in 2015. A few months ago, Bill launched a podcast of his own, Chasing Ghosts, in which he covers the history, theory & practice of irregular warfare, and the shortcomings of its alleged antidote, counterinsurgency.
Join CJ & Bill as they discuss Bill’s background, his podcast, irregular warfare, the problems with counterinsurgency, and 3 of the greatest practitioners of irregular warfare in the 20th century – Michael Collins, T.E. Lawrence, & Paul Von Lettow-Vorbeck, who all operated c. 1916-1922.
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FYI, today I published the 30th Dangerous History Podcast Bonus Episode, just for supporters of the show who chip in $5/month or more via Patreon or Subscribestar. In this episode, longtime supporting listener Skip Pacheco & I discuss the 1980 libertarian scifi novel An Enemy of the State by F. Paul Wilson.
If you’d like to hear this episode & all the other DHP Bonus episodes, & get other benefits (including, but not limited to, ad-free versions of regular DHP episodes), please sign up to support the Dangerous History Podcast via Patreon or SubscribeStar at $5/month or more!
Also, if you sign up for $50/month or more via Patreon or Subscribestar, in addition to whole bunch of other perks, you can be a part of future Dangerous History Podcast Book Club discussions!
Join CJ as he discusses the so-called “McCollum Memo” from the Office of Naval Intelligence, written by ONI officer Arthur McCollum & dated October 7th, 1940, which served as the blueprint for the FDR Administration’s strategy of deliberately provoking Japan, a strategy that culminated in the Pearl Harbor attack 14 months later.
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