Human Nature, Leadership, and Atrocities w/ Daniele Bolelli and Darryl Cooper

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Management, History, Business

4.8 • 31.3K Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2018

⏱️ 153 minutes

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Summary

0:00:00 - Opening Intro.

0:04:20 - Daniele Bolelli and Darryl Cooper talk.

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2:31:44 - Closing Gratitude.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	This is Jocco podcast with Echo Charles and me, Jocco Willink.
0:06.0	Good evening, echo.
0:08.0	And tonight's podcast is a little bit different, but I think it has some good information in it.
0:17.0	I was asked by two people who have outstanding podcasts of their own to sit down and have a conversation
0:26.0	about leadership and specifically leadership inside of atrocities.
0:33.0	And when we recorded it, I wasn't really expecting it, but we decided that we would all release it on our podcast platforms.
0:45.0	So the two people that I recorded this with are Dan Yelli, Balelli and Darrell Cooper.
0:53.0	Unfortunately, Echo Charles was not present for this recording.
0:58.0	And Dan Yelli, Balelli, first of all, he's a history professor, he's a martial artist, he's an author, and yes, he's a podcaster.
1:07.0	He has two podcasts that are great to listen to.
1:11.0	The great podcast one is called the Drunken Towers, and the other one is History on Fire.
1:18.0	They're great podcasts, they're entertaining podcasts, they're educational, they're like I said, they're super informative.
1:25.0	And the podcast that you're about to listen to is based on a couple other podcasts.
1:32.0	The first one being by Dan Yelli from his history on Fire podcast number 32 alpha 32 a for civilians out there.
1:43.0	And the podcast is about the Sand Creek massacre, which took place in present day, Kaya, Wakau, Colorado on November 29, 1864, where there were about somewhere between 70 and 170 Cheyenne, Arapaho Indians, mostly women and children, who were slaughtered by a 675 man force of the Colorado.
2:12.0	And the other one is the one of the Colorado US volunteer cavalry, brutal situation, horrible situation.
2:24.0	And like I said, Dan Yelli, Balelli talks about that on his history on Fire podcast number 32 alpha.
2:31.0	And the podcast this is related to is from Darrell Cooper's podcast, his podcast is called the Margar made podcast and specifically podcast number 10.
2:43.0	It's about the me, I massacre.
2:46.0	And that is when about 500 innocent civilians again, mostly women and children were murdered and many also raped and mutilated by US soldiers in Vietnam.
3:01.0	Darrell Cooper is also an incredible podcaster. He's a great storyteller.
3:10.0	And he goes through ridiculous, I would say, depths to give all perspectives of a story. And his podcast, Margar made is fantastic.
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