Ralph Schoellhammer is a Visiting Fellow at the Mathias Corvinus Collegium in Budapest and a Columnist for Brussels Signal. You can find all of his work on his X account at

https://x.com/Raphfel

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0:00.0	Greetings wonderful people, everywhere on the globe.
0:04.0	For those of you who believe in a globe,
0:07.0	before I settle down with today's brilliant guest,
0:10.0	I just want to give you a quick reminder to check out my Patreon.com site.
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0:27.7	to think of as a conversation or as close as I can get to a conversation involving all of us
0:31.6	together. It'd be great to see you there. So hustle
0:36.3	along to Patreon.com sometime soon, look for me by name and do what's required. And I'll be
0:41.8	eternally grateful. Okay, now it's time for this
0:44.9	week's interview.
0:49.0	Welcome, welcome everyone, time travelers and everyone else in the audience to this latest in a series of conversations with some of those individuals that catch my eye and command my attention with their thoughts and words.
1:08.6	As I've said before, sometime when God forgive me I wasn't paying attention the world turned upside down or inside out as far as I was concerned
1:20.3	to twist the metaphor about I often feel like I'm sinking upside down in deep dark water.
1:28.0	And it's individuals like today's guest who enable me to at least glimpse the surface where I came from to see where the light and the breathable air might be found.
1:39.0	So with that in mind, I'm delighted today to have another opportunity to talk with Ralph Scholhammer.
1:46.5	Ralph is assistant professor of international relations at Webster Vienna Private University and focuses much of his research in political theory
1:57.7	and international relations within his own words, quote, a particular emphasis on how culture values and ideologies influence
2:06.4	state behavior. Welcome to the love letter, Ralph.
2:10.8	Well, thanks for having me, Neely. It's fantastic to be on with you. I've been looking forward to this for a very, very long time.
2:16.0	I, honestly, Ralph, I say again, as I've said to you before, that you give me hope, there's an optimism and a positivity and
2:24.8	also a depth of knowledge and insight that that you bring to every conversation
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