A Most Unlikely Race
Hey listeners, did you know we're not just trying and failing to come up with new podcast ideas every week? Staffer and Adin have been away working on books. Adin's is out next week; Staffer interview...
23 Jun 20211h 7min
The 82nd's Almost Mission to Rome
There were a lot of crazy ideas in World War II. But possibly none more than dropping the 82nd Airborne Division on Rome in order to seize it after Italy capitulated. In this episode, Angry Staff Offi...
12 Nov 202022min
Bats! The Musical
Nearly every one of our episodes focused on humans' interactions with a particular type of inanimate object on the battlefield, sometimes the way in which the object is wielded by others, sometimes th...
21 Mai 202058min
A Very Special Lexington and Concord Reading
Hello! We've missed you during our extended hiatus. As both Staffer and Adin have been holed up in their respective bunkers and finishing up their book projects, they found some extra time to talk to ...
12 Apr 202059min
Loose Rounds #9 - AUSA Live Show
To wrap up the season of Loose Rounds, Adin and Angry Staff Officer ventured to Washington, DC and the Association of the United States Army's annual conference. There, they held a live show, brought ...
3 Des 201834min
Loose Rounds #8 - Wheels
What's the simplest item that's changed the shape of warfare? The bullet? The boot? How about the humble wheel? In this episode of Loose Rounds, Adin and Angry Staff Officer trace the development of t...
17 Sep 201833min
Loose Rounds #7 - Ship Design
For nearly as long as people have been fighting, they've had ships to take them to the fight, or to use as weapons of war themselves. From the coracle to the trireme to the battleship, has there been ...
21 Aug 201840min
Loose Rounds #6 - Cartography
Before compasses, sextants, and the telescope, there was the map. They were simple things to begin with. Then they became essential, allowing explorers and conquerors to leave their home lands for far...
16 Jul 201832min
