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Bombshell

Live at the National WWI Museum!

Bombshell

Bombshell

News, Politics, Military, War, History

4.8691 Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2019

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Loren and Erin travel to Kansas City for a special live recording at the National World War I Museum. Joined by John Ismay and Steve Leonard, they dig into the many aspects of the Forever Wars including some Civ-Mil 101, opportunities for oversight and accountability, and everyone's favorite GWOT film.

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0:00.0

On December 4th, Lauren and Aaron hosted a live taping of bombshell at the World War I Museum in Kansas City,

0:06.6

joined by New York Times journalists and former Navy EOD Tech John Nismay, and Steve Leonard,

0:12.1

KU professor, former military strategist, and the creative force behind Doctrine Man.

0:16.7

The crew discussed the American public's understanding of the Forever Wars.

0:20.5

Who fights? To what end, with what government oversight, and what civic obligation in these conflicts

0:25.8

looks like? This taping was presented in partnership with the Center for Civilians in Conflict

0:31.1

and opened the government. Hello.

0:48.3

Welcome to a live recording of the bombshell podcast.

0:52.3

I'm Lauren D. Young-Shullman.

0:54.4

And I'm Aaron Simpson, and those of you who aren't related to me

0:57.3

went to college with me.

0:58.5

So thank you very much for coming to the World War I Museum

1:02.1

in Kansas City this evening.

1:04.2

It is freezing cold in December in the Midwest,

1:07.3

and we're still really, really excited to be here.

1:10.7

We have Steve Leonard from the University of Kansas,

1:13.6

John Ismay from the New York Times. And as ever, we have lots to talk about. So as a quick

1:25.6

background for those of you who have not listened to the podcast before,

1:28.9

Aaron and I and our other co-host, Rada Iyengar, started the bombshell podcast in January 2017

1:35.5

with the idea that national security was something that we talked about a lot in Washington

1:41.0

in the most esoteric, academic,

1:44.7

unapproachable terms possible.

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