Daryl Cooper

Daryl Cooper, an independent historian and podcaster, joins to discuss his latest series on World Wars I and II. He explores the deep cultural impact of WWI, emphasizing the horrors of trench warfare and its lasting trauma on generations. Their conversation includes how the war's aftermath set the stage for future conflicts, the importance of humanizing historical figures, and navigating controversy in historical discussions. Daryl also reflects on Jewish trauma and the moral necessity of empathy in understanding history.

Darryl Cooper, a former DOD engineer and independent podcaster behind Martyr Made, dives deep into history and geopolitics. He explores controversial topics like the troubling connections between Epstein and intelligence, the dynamics of Black-Jewish relations, and the complexities of Ukraine's leadership amid war. Daryl critiques Western policies, discusses cultural intersections in civil rights, and emphasizes the need for open discussions on communal influence, urging listeners to engage in honest dialogues around these critical issues.

Join John Fieldhouse, a former Army officer and PhD expert on insurgencies, Daryl Cooper, a political commentator, Christopher Sandbatch, a political writer, and Lafayette Lee, an insightful interviewer, as they delve into Edward N. Luttwak's 'Coup D'état.' The discussion covers military strategies behind coups, the impact of communication technology, and the interplay of politics and belief systems. They explore wealth disparities, the complexities of political loyalty, and historical contexts that influence modern governance, all while tackling the nuances of power dynamics in today's world.