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Great things, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border.

You know, I intended to publish my interview with John Michael Gaudier today, but yeah,

that'll be pushed back. I'll publish this on the 1st of May since, well, that's a neat day because I have to wrap around this month, because so many things have happened and I've had

so many news and everything, and I've gotten comments about my

last episodes not being very journalistic again. Well, here you go. Have a really fact-heavy episode

for which I really pushed back, a more narrative-oriented one about science and Soviet Union

and how Soviets saw the future.

By the way, check out Event Horizon podcast or check out John Michael Gordier on YouTube.

He's a great guy, and I was honored to we finally have a talk with some science

podcasters and YouTubers.

It was great, and I wish I'll do that in the future when I figure out what's,

what can I talk to them about? Turns out some of them are history fans. Who knew? But, um, but yeah,

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