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Finding the Warmth of Our Sun 48: A crumbling empire, a failing government and a militarized budget

Aug 25, 2021

As the US continues with withdrawal from its latest colonial project in Afghanistan, Matthew talks about what history can tell us about crumbling empires, especially in the face of climate change.

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