Radio War Nerd EP 259 — Timeout with the RWN Community

Co-hosts Gary Brecher & Mark Ames

An episode of the War Nerd Radio — Subscriber Feed podcast, hosted by Gary Brecher, titled "Radio War Nerd EP 259 — Timeout with the RWN Community" was published on December 17, 2020 and runs 93 minutes.

December 17, 2020 ·93m · War Nerd Radio — Subscriber Feed

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Recorded: December 11, 2020 The War Nerd and Ames discuss Biblical slaughter, Vietnam War Syndrome in Bay Area public schools, and we respond to some of the questions and comments made in the glorious Radio War Nerd community. Total time: 1:34:02 Direct link to this episode's mp3 here

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Co-hosts Gary Brecher & Mark Ames

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