On the latest LGM Podcast, Scott, Erik and myself follow up last week’s AFC-centric preview with a preview of the NFC. Much of the early part of the podcast laments the passing of the starting career of Mr. Eli Manning. Give it a listen… Share
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On the latest LGM podcast, Loomis, Lemieux, and myself deliver a somewhat late preview of the divisional races in the AFC. We sidetrack ourselves almost immediately with a long discussion of the Cleve
On the latest LGM Podcast, I interview Starfish Who Could Personally Defeat Hirohito 1v1 (@IRHotTakes) about personas in twitterdom, the relationship between (mild) twitter fame and (moderate) profess
The latest LGM podcast covers the second half of the conversation that Daniel Bessner and I started last week. We think about what a modern progressive foreign policy might look like, and especially how the development of such a foreign policy requires a careful negotiation of expertise, democracy, and sovereignty. Share
On the latest LGM podcast, Dr. Daniel Bessner and I discuss his book Democracy in Exile: Hans Speier and the Rise of the Defense Intellectual. The first of two podcasts with Daniel, this portion conce
On the latest LGM Podcast, Paul and Scott discuss the legacy of Justice John Paul Stevens, evaluate retirement strategy, and ruminate on the future of the court in an era of elite polarization. Share
On the latest LGM Podcast, Charli and I talk through some of the implications of her research into the tolerance of Americans for inflicting enemy civilian casualties. We go over many of the themes that she discussed in last week’s post. Give it a listen; steps have been taken to improve sound quality from the […]
On the latest LGM Podcast, Brockington and I talk Boris, Brexit, and the future of the Labour Party. Give it a listen! Share
For the second half of our series on life at the US Army War College, I spoke with Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Diederich of the Colorado National Guard. As you would imagine, the student experience at t
Last week I recorded two podcasts about life at the Army War College. In the first, I discuss faculty life at the War College (and in the broader Professional Military Education system) with Dr. Jacqueline Whitt. There should be plenty of interest here to academics, and also to those who enjoy listening to nuts and […]
Last week I had the chance to chat with Dr. Samantha Taylor of the Army War College about the development of US foreign policy during the 1990s. Give it a listen… Share
Steve and I jabbered at each other about the final season of Game of Thrones, including the implications of the ending for A Song of Ice and Fire, and what the end of the show means for other on-scree