
Banana republic
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Sep 21, 2026
Progressive Presidents: Crash Course US History #29
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12:23John GreenHOST
dollar diplomacy was probably more effective, but it seemed weak to many people in contrast to Roosevelt's strategy of send all the troops right now.
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12:30John GreenHOST
Thanks Thought Bubble, I wore my Banana Republic shirt just for this occasion.
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12:33John GreenHOST
So we've discussed Roosevelt and Taft's foreign policy, let's move on to Wilson, who was of course an isolationist.
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12:40John GreenHOST
No, Woodrow Wilson, okay.
Che Guevara - Poster Boy of Revolution Documentary
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6:43speaker_0NARRATOR
following the Spanish-American War of 1898, often supporting dictatorial governments that allowed US companies to control the trade in key commodities like coffee, sugar, and bananas.
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6:59speaker_0NARRATOR
The origins of the term, Banana Republic.
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7:03speaker_0NARRATOR
These geopolitical and economic circumstances were the background against which Guevara's political views evolved as a young man.
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7:16speaker_0NARRATOR
Guevara's awareness of the poverty of Latin America was forged in his youth through direct experience of other countries.
The Best Villains - the 1980s part 2
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51:02speaker_14UNKNOWN
Goddammit.
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51:04speaker_14UNKNOWN
You think you're in some banana republic? All that scumbag money won't do you a bit of good here.
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51:10Robert DaviSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Very good.
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51:11Robert DaviSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But I think I'm gonna be home soon, eh?
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52:16Harry PickupPANELIST
Sanchez surely can't be that powerful in Colombia or, or something.
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52:20Harry PickupPANELIST
So-
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52:20Tom PickupHOST
Banana Republic
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52:22Harry PickupPANELIST
... yeah.
The Best Villains - the 1980s part 2
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51:02speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
God damn it.
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51:04speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You think you're in some banana republic? All that scumbag money won't do you a bit of good here.
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51:10speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Very good.
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51:11speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But I think I'm gonna be home soon, eh? Why,
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52:11Harry PickupHOST
If it was to say it was Colombia, it would feel a bit like, well, he can't quite...
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52:16Harry PickupHOST
Sanchez surely can't be that powerful in Colombia or something.
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52:20Harry PickupHOST
Banana Republic.
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52:22Harry PickupHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Bridge V Willis on supermarkets: Don't trust their spin - Thu 17 Sep
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0:09Ryan BridgeHOST
Have a listen.
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0:10Nicola WillisGUEST
Is this Banana Republic stuff, Catherine?
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0:14Catherine BairdSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It seriously is, you know.
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0:15Catherine BairdSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're starting to look a bit like Venezuela.
Extraordinary Travel Festival III Update VIII – Neville Mehra – Genki & Charles Veley – MTP
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56:46Neville MehraGUEST
So we are not a search and rescue insurance, and we're also not evacuating you because of political unrest.
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56:52Neville MehraGUEST
There are some insurance products out there that are designed for, I don't know, Coca-Cola executive travels to Banana Republic country, suddenly the government goes down and everybody's rioting and he wants a private jet out of the country.
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57:05Neville MehraGUEST
That's not your audience and not what we offer, just to be clear.
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57:09Neville MehraGUEST
What we focus on is health.
Ep. 1979: Bonds Help You Sleep
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14:12Don McDonaldHOST
Not even close.
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14:13Don McDonaldHOST
And it's unlikely, unlikely, I can't say it's impossible, that, you know, we go Banana Republic and Argentinian bond on the rest of the world.
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14:23Tom CockHOST
You never gave me the rate.
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14:24Don McDonaldHOST
But I think it's unlikely.
Full Show Podcast: 17 September 2026
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28:19Catherine BeardGUEST
In fact, it might increase costs, uh, because you have to remember we've got, uh, a very big country with a very small population, um, a lot of territory to cover, and if you're just duplicating systems, you're actually just adding costs into the system.
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28:35Ryan BridgeHOST
Is this banana republic stuff, Catherine?
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28:38Catherine BeardGUEST
It seriously is.
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28:39Catherine BeardGUEST
You know, we're starting to look a bit like Venezuela because you've got a lot of the political parties, uh, falling over themselves to make these sort of announcements.
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33:07Ryan BridgeHOST
Mm.
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33:07Mike HoskingGUEST
It's got a very, very third world f- feel about it.
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33:10Ryan BridgeHOST
Uh, Banana Republic.
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33:11Mike HoskingGUEST
Banana Republic about it.
Catherine Beard: BusinessNZ Director of Advocacy on National's plan to split up Foodstuffs to drive competition
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1:01Catherine BeardGUEST
In fact, it might increase costs because you have to remember we've got A very big country with a very small population, a lot of territory to cover, and if you're just duplicating systems, you're actually just adding cost into the system.
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1:17Ryan BridgeHOST
Is this Banana Republic stuff, Catherine?
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1:20Catherine BeardGUEST
It seriously is.
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1:22Catherine BeardGUEST
We're starting to look a bit like Venezuela because you've got a lot of the political parties falling over themselves to make these sort of announcements, and it's not just confined to supermarkets, frankly.
Catherine Beard: BusinessNZ Director of Advocacy on National's plan to split up Foodstuffs to drive competition
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0:52Catherine BeardGUEST
In fact, it might increase costs because you have to remember we've got a very big country with a very small population, a lot of territory to cover, and if you're just duplicating systems, you're actually just adding costs into the system.
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1:08Ryan BridgeHOST
Is this Banana Republic stuff, Catherine?
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1:12Catherine BeardGUEST
It seriously is.
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1:13Catherine BeardGUEST
We're starting to look a bit like Venezuela because you've got a lot of the political parties falling over themselves to make these sort of announcements.
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