January 29, 2023

EARLY EPISODE: The Troubles Part 4

The conclusion to The Troubles series 


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Comments (14)

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Steezcake_Factory · February 7, 2023

Listening to this series just cemented how much I want. Joe and Tom to watch at least the opening scene from Jin Roh The Wolf brigade

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Mando · February 6, 2023

One of the best things out there for the troubles. And the emphasis on the normal people suffering instead of picking one of the three sides was great, as things on the troubles normally just make it about the big names. Thanks

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Chris Morse · February 3, 2023

Amazing work as always

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aaron · February 1, 2023

Great series!

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Jordyn Clementi · January 31, 2023

FYI Dickie Mountbatten is King Charles's paternal great uncle. They're from the old German nobility before wwi. He was most assuredly not an antifascist but he did make sure that Philip got out of Germany and into England before that was impossible, I think he could sense the winds changing and knew which horse to back.

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clarkinator · January 30, 2023

Probably shouldn't be saying this but my uncle used to be a bag man for NORAID and the Philly mob

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Rylan May · January 31, 2023

Damn, I'm assuming he's got some stories.

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Wyatt Nilsson · January 30, 2023

The sick burns towards the other larger podcasts at the end had me cackling

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Brandon P · January 30, 2023

I have a difficult time attributing the Canary Wharf (and wider mainland bombing campaign) solely to the dissident RIRA because unlike their subsequent endeavors, the London bombings actually achieved a positive outcome for them.

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Kerys · January 29, 2023

My parents were part of the occupation in its last few years my so called father unapologetic my amazing mother however now regrets army service.

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ZombieDwarf · January 29, 2023

[HomerVoice]The conclusion to The Troubles series *so far*.[/HomerVoice]

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Philip Kahn-Pauli · January 30, 2023

The Irish Unification of 2024 - Cmdr Data

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Raiin · January 29, 2023

Extraordinary job as always

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Malcolm Crombie · January 29, 2023

Thank you for this. My Grandmother who still lives on the shankhill has listened too, with tears in her eyes. Dia dhaoibh