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Finlookedintoit
by 604 Podcast Network
Fin looked into it is a podcast by Canadian conflict journalist Fin DePencier. Discussions range from the latest in modern warfare, to international relations more generally and beyond.
Episodes
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Episode 15 - Lindsey Snell
Lindsey Snell is an American Journalist focused on Turkey's various imperial projects. We talked about the blockade in Artsakh / Nagorno-Karabakh, and the concept of "Western Azerbaijan", among other things.
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Episode 14 - Daphne Wesdorp
Daphne Wesdorp is a dutch photojournalist. We talked about her recent trip to Myanmar where she was covering the ongoing civil war.
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Episode 13 - Stephan Adams
Stephan Adams spent 10 years in the Canadian Armed Forces. We talked about his time as part of the Naval Tactical Operations Group, raiding ships in the Persian gulf, and fighting in the Ukrainian Foreign Legion. To read an abridged version of this interview in Canadian Affairs, go to...
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Episode 12 - Gev Iskajyan
Gev Iskajyan is the director of the Armenian National Committee in Artsakh. We discussed the burtal and intensifying blockade of Artsakh (Nagorno - Karabakh) by the government of Azerbaijan, and the future of the region.
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Episode 11 - American Gopnik
After a year of silence, American Gopnik is back. We discuss his time as a combat medic in Ukraine, prospects for Wagner in Belarus, and why social media sucks. We also talk about the people he fought with in the Ukrainian Foreign Legion: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
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Episode 10 - Toby Miller
Toby Miller is a retired Canadian Armed Forces special operations signals specialist. We talked mostly about his recent trip to Peru, where he experimented with Ayahuasca as a treatment for his severe PTSD. At one point, Toby was taking 26 pills a day to deal with his symptoms. Since his trip to...
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Episode 9 - Rest in Peace Arman Soldin
I spoke with Kiwi journalist Tom Mutch about the death of his friend and colleague Arman Soldin. Arman was killed by Russian rocket fire near Bakhmut on may 9th. We reflected on Arman's life and achievements, and on the dangerous nature of the profession.
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Episode 8 - Jonathan Wild
Jonathan Wild is an arms researcher and developer from the United States. He's most widely known for creating rocket launchers like the German Fliegerfaust and Panzerfaust. Fin and Jonathan talked about his engineering process, the legality of his craft, the future of handheld anti-tank weapons,...
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Episode 7 - Eric Hacopian
(recorded on April 19th) Eric Hacopian is an Armenian-American geopolitical analyst that has been living in Yerevan since 2017. Eric has a show on CivilNet named Insights, where he regularly discusses security issues in the South Caucuses. Eric has worked for decades as a democratic political...
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Episode 6 - Matt Sartin
Matt Sartin is a retired American marine who fought in Afghanistan and now lives just north of Houston, Texas. Fin talked with him about how vets are dealing with the fallout of America's disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, American military support in Ukraine, and more.
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Episode 5 - The Cognitive Hye
The Cognitive Hye, also known as Andranik is an Intelligence officer in the American military and geopolitical analyst. Fin and Andranik talked about Ukraine's tenuous hold on Bakhmut, how Ukraine is using their international legion, and all things Armenia/Nagorno-Karabakh. Catch up on more…
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Episode 4 - Tom Mutch
Tom Mutch is a journalist from New Zealand based in Kyiv, Ukraine. He is a correspondent for the New Zealand Herald. His work has also been featured in The Times, The Daily Beast, and more. Tom spent almost all of last year living in and reporting from Ukraine, with a few other assignments in...
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Episode 3 - Toby Miller
Toby Miller is a retired Sergeant who served 15 years in the Canadian Armed Forces. He deployed to Afghanistan twice with the regular forces and did his third deployment as a member of the Canadian Special Operations Regiment. Toby joined Fin to discuss his fighting experience in Afghanistan, his...
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Episode 2 - Gev Iskajyan
A discussion about the ongoing Azerbaijani blockade of Artsakh / Nagorno-Karabakh with Gev Iskajyan, executive director of the Armenian National Committee in Artsakh. For almost two months now, residents of this enclave have been stuck with dwindling supplies of food, medicine, and other basics...
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Episode 1 - Sheila Paylan
Sheila Paylan is an Armenian-Canadian international criminal lawyer and human rights expert with more than 15 years of experience advising the United Nations. She has worked on UN criminal tribunals that did prosecutions in the former Yugoslavia, Cambodia, Rwanda, and the Congo to name a few. She...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Fin looked into it is a podcast by Canadian conflict journalist Fin DePencier. Discussions range from the latest in modern warfare, to international relations more generally and beyond.
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Fin looked into it is a podcast by Canadian conflict journalist Fin DePencier. Discussions range from the latest in modern warfare, to international relations more generally and beyond.
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