Korengal (2014)
Week 4 of our war movies theme month. We conclude by watching the 2014 documentary Korengal. The documentary follows the same unit from a previous documentary called Restrepo. This is directed by Sebastian Junger.
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Explore " sebastian junger" with insightful episodes like "Korengal (2014)", "Episode 125: Tango Alpha Lima: March for the 22 co-founders Liz Hartman and Adin Colón", "#97 The Power of Podcasts: 100th Episode Celebration starts Sept 1st!! Over $5000 in Giveaways!!", "Tribe & The Myth of Separation" and "Sebastian Junger: War, Brotherhood + Satisfying a Debt to Country" from podcasts like ""Rob & Nate Record a Podcast", "Tango Alpha Lima Podcast", "The Fempreneur Podcast", "arête" and "The Resilient Life"" and more!
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Episode 125: Tango Alpha Lima: March for the 22 co-founders Liz Hartman and Adin Colón
IN THE NEWS
Jeff and Ashley kick things off discussing the Task & Purpose article that breaks down why Florida's plan to recruit uncertified veterans to become teachers is a stupid idea.
THIS WEEK'S GUEST
Our guests this week are New Bern, N.C. Post 539 commander and Marine Corps veteran Liz Hartman, and fellow Post 539 member, retired U.S. Army Sergeant and Bronze Star recipient Adin Colón.
Liz and Adin are co-founders of March for the 22, an event that helps raise awareness and help end veteran suicide. The pair talk about how they started the event, as well as how their small post does big things within their community.
RAPID FIRE
Legion member inspired by 100 Miles for Hope walks more than 2,200 miles
Navy promises ‘life-altering $115,000’ in bonuses to lure veterans back to active duty Special Guests: Adin Colón and Liz Hartman.
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#161 Lessons from War, Tribal Societies, and a Non-Fiction Life (Sebastian Junger)
#243 How to Fear Less: Vince Vaughn
#439 Tools of Titans — Derek Sivers, BJ Miller, and Christopher Sommer
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Tribe & The Myth of Separation
Sebastian Junger's Tribe: On Homecoming & Belonging is a little gem of a book. In this episode, Jason & Steve dive in & pull on various threads related to community, trauma, the myth of separation, culture & more. We intended for this discussion to be the first in a series that explores what constitutes running culture & how a warrior ethos can deepen & expand our experience of running & life.
Sebastian Junger: War, Brotherhood + Satisfying a Debt to Country
Righteous wars vs. immoral wars and duty to country in both. The relationship between individuals and groups when survival is at stake. Reincorporating the warrior back into society.
Award-winning journalist and filmmaker Sebastian Junger discusses the life-long impact of tribes, how to rebuild connection to country when it gets lost, and the dangers of generalizing service members as heroes.
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The Resilient Life
enNovember 30, 2021
Sebastian Junger on Freedom
Journalist and author Sebastian Junger talks about his book, Freedom, with EconTalk host Russ Roberts. The book and conversation are based on a 400-mile walk Junger took with buddies along railroad rights-of-way, evading police, railroad security, and other wanderers. Junger discusses the ever-present tension between the human desire to be free and the desire to be interconnected and part of something. Along the way, Junger talks about the joy of walking, the limits of human endurance, war, and why the more powerful, better-equipped military isn't always the winner.
Sebastian Junger - Freedom
“For most of human history, freedom had to be at least suffered for, if not died for, and that raised its value to something almost sacred.” – Sebastian Junger
David Craig, editor for RealClearDefense speaks with Sebastian Junger, author of "Restrepo" and "Tribe," about his new book "Freedom."
and David Richardson, fmr. Deputy Undersecretary for Homeland Security for Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction.
Ranked #11 of all time: Sebastian Junger on Tribe
Journalist and author Sebastian Junger talks about his book Tribe with EconTalk host Russ Roberts. Junger explores the human need to be needed and the challenges facing many individuals in modern society who struggle to connect with others. His studies of communal connection include soldiers in a small combat unit and American Indian society in the nineteenth century. Actually released 31 Dec 2018.
Sebastian Junger: Meaning from War and Technological Isolation in America – #29
This conversation occurred just after President Trump withdrew US forces from Northern Syria. Steve, Corey and Sebastian debate ISIS and the Kurds. Sebastian argues that men who went to war after 9/11 wanted to experience communal masculinity, as their fathers and grandfathers had in Vietnam and WWII, a tradition dating back millennia. When they came home, they faced the isolation of affluent contemporary American society, leading to high rates of addiction, depression, and suicide. War veterans in less developed countries may be psychologically better off, supported by a more traditional social fabric.
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December 2019 Bonus
Bonus episode for the month of December 2019! No guest this time, but we're going to start trying to make a habit of having guests on the bonus episodes more often. For this month, the pro tip is on how use time and temperature to your advantage based on the cut of meat you're preparing. Our book for the month is "Tribe" by Sebastian Junger. The challenge for the month is to do something truly kind for another person without that person or anyone else ever finding out what you did. Merry Christmas!
The Anthropology of Service - Featuring Sebastian Junger
As our military brothers and sisters make the transition home to a nation that may genuinely support them, one’s sense of purpose is not always easy to find. As a country, we see that depression, post-traumatic stress or anxiety challenge many service members. At the same time, we see that barriers to thriving at home are not necessarily due to mental illness, rather to transitioning back to daily life. The irony is common: Community and connection can be found overseas within a unique culture of bonds, yet at times so hard to accomplish right in our own back yards.
To dial in and learn more on service and the human connection, we sat with acclaimed author and director Sebastian Junger (The Perfect Storm, War, A Death In Belmont). As a combat journalist and work at ABC News and Vanity Fair, Sebastian is a non-military anthropologist who has much to teach us through personal and extensive engagements with our service members overseas. If there is one book you should read before or after listening to this episode, it is Sebastian's Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging, and while you are at it, see the documentary Restrepo.
We enjoyed our visit and conversation with Sebastian at his home in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Greeted by Daisy, the docile Junger dog, we climbed to the second floor of an A-frame annex, with books dating back centuries lining the wall. Sebastian is genuine and easy going, and it was a true pleasure to talk with him, and take some notes...
Following the conversation, join us for our first Diner Debrief, a time to meet at the local diner or coffee shop and chat. We are joined by Army Warrant Officer 1, Armand K. Hunter who gives a personal perspective on our discussion, as we reflect on community, brotherhood, and coming home from war. We would like to hear from you too. Email us at Home Base Nation.
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Home Base Nation
enNovember 10, 2019
David Skrbina on Ted Kaczynski, Technological Slavery, and the Future of Our Species – Episode #7
David Skrbina is a philosopher at the University of Michigan. He and Ted Kaczynski published the book Technological Slavery, which elaborates on the Unabomber manifesto and contains about 100 pages of correspondence between the two which took place over almost a decade. Skrbina discusses his and Kaczynski’s views on deep problems of technological society, and whether violent opposition to it is justified.
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Sebastian Junger on Tribe
Journalist and author Sebastian Junger talks about his book Tribe with EconTalk host Russ Roberts. Junger explores the human need to be needed and the challenges facing many individuals in modern society who struggle to connect with others. His studies of communal connection include soldiers in a small combat unit and American Indian society in the nineteenth century.
Restrepo Co-presented with aspenFILM
Sebastian Junger, Moderator Laura Thielen
AIF2010: World Affairs
en-usJuly 09, 2010