Fun discussion about Coup D'Etats in Latin America. Follow along on a map of US backed coups as we discuss what happened, why, and what we thing about it today. Bread knots, Matrix re-loaded, Sherlock Homes movies, United Fruit Company, follow along as we pull ourselves into a few tangents!
Map of Latina America Coup D'Etats:
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Have you heard about the Osage tribe? In the 1920s they were the richest people on the planet. They were a Native American tribe in Oklahoma that inherited the rights to the oil that was being extracted under their tribal lands.
They were also dying, mysteriously, at a rate far above the average for the time...
We had so much fun talking about the Camanche Tribe last time that we're doing it again! How did the best light cavalry in the Americas deal with a world around them changing faster than ever? Was this where the West was won?
Crack a beer, make a mix drink, and let's talk history!
We have drinks and talk about the book, "Empire of the Summer Moon" about the Comanche tribe and the wars against European and Mexican Settlers. Enjoy!
What's the Dutch East India company and what was it's impact? Like History? Like beer? So do we!
The French Revolution was one of the most chaotic and bloodiest episodes in Western European history. But why should we learn about it? What impact does it have today and how are these events thought of in France?
What is Kava? How far back does it go? Listen to this episode with Rajiv Khatri where he talks about the history of Kava.
Want to learn more about Kava? Check out www.kavavinaka.com.
First Episode! We talk about the history of human migration as it relates to news from the modern day.