Noah Kulwin

Noah Kulwin, a contributor to the Blowback podcast, joins the conversation with insights on political issues around media representation and public discourse. The hosts discuss the challenges of naming art in the context of global crises, along with the rising tensions of anti-Semitism in the music industry. They reflect on their personal journeys with Zionism, exploring the complexity of American Jewish identity and the intricacies of U.S.-Israel relations. The dialogue highlights humor, heartbreak, and the intricacies of political expression in modern media.

Brendan James and Noah Kulwin, co-hosts of the Blowback podcast, dive into Angola's overlooked role in the Cold War. They discuss how Angola became a crucial battleground, highlighting U.S. proxy wars and Cuba’s bold military maneuvers without Soviet approval. The conversation touches on the long-lasting impacts of these interventions, how Ronald Reagan's presidency reshaped foreign policy, and the complexities of local leaders like Neto and Savimbi. They also draw compelling parallels to contemporary political dynamics, making history resonate today.

Noah Kulwin, writer and co-host of Blowback, and Ryan Grim, investigative reporter from Drop Site News, delve into the intricate web surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. They explore Epstein's rise, his ambiguous financial roles, and his connections to intelligence networks, particularly in Israel. The guests discuss Epstein's role as a global broker among elite circles and the implications of his actions within capitalism and political power dynamics. They also confront the potential dangers of framing his story through antisemitic lenses, while examining why mainstream media has hesitated to investigate these connections.

Brendan James and Noah Kulwin, co-hosts of the podcast Blowback, dive into Israel's provocative actions in Lebanon, drawing unsettling parallels to U.S. foreign missteps. They explore Cambodia's tumultuous past, focusing on colorful historical figures and the tragic impact of American intervention. The discussion also touches on the role of social media in shaping perceptions around global conflicts. Humorously, they weave in a child's credit fraud escapade, balancing serious geopolitical insights with light-hearted anecdotes.

Noah Kulwin and Brendan James, hosts of Blowback, join the discussion on America's Afghanistan involvement, Bob Menendez's bribery charges, Kissinger photos, and NSA figures. They explore hidden gold bars, political corruption, and media influence in a humorous and insightful conversation.