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Nov 3, 2026

JP BristowHOST
1:43
again.
JP BristowHOST
1:46
The immediate problem was in Kazan.
JP BristowHOST
1:49
The installation of Mohammed Ibn as Khan in 1487 had resulted in ten years of peace.
JP BristowHOST
1:58
The Khan acknowledged Moscow's seniority and dynastic marriages had strengthened Kazan's relations with the Siberian Khanate.
JP BristowHOST
2:10
However, the destruction of the Great Horde seems to have prompted the Siberian Tatars to look for other ways to win glory and treasure.
JP BristowHOST
2:23
In 1492, Mengli Girei had reported that Khan Ivak, his brother Mamuk, Khan of the Uzbeks, and their Nogai brothers-in-law, Musa and Yamgirchu, had attacked Astrakhan and appeared to be looking to establish control over the Volga.
JP BristowHOST
2:46
A year later, Mohammed Ibn was complaining to Ivan that the Siberians were making annual attacks on
JP BristowHOST
2:54
Kazan.
James CrosslandHOST
20:47
The question is, as you mentioned, how does this stinking itinerant religious weirdo become the go-to advisor to the most powerful couple in Russia? And like most things in life and business, it's a case of not what you know, but who you know.
James CrosslandHOST
21:00
Rasputin had traded off his reputation as this miracle worker and this otherworldly man of God to make contact with some priests in the city of Kazan, which to explain Kazan, it's the easternmost modern city that Russia has at this time.
James CrosslandHOST
21:19
It's...
James CrosslandHOST
21:20
It's kind of like the Kansas City of Russia.
Elizabeth BlackGUEST
21:38
Okay, go Chiefs.
Elizabeth BlackGUEST
21:39
As Americans.
James CrosslandHOST
21:42
Anyway, in Kazan, Rasputin wows some of the local priests there.
James CrosslandHOST
21:48
Again, with this charisma that the guys just got, right? And this apparent capacity to work miracles, which he's developed this reputation for.
Samuel TrappHOST
33:18
He's done a lot of stuff.
Samuel TrappHOST
33:20
I can't remember if he was actually, so I went to the BRICS conference in Kazan, Russia.
Samuel TrappHOST
33:25
It was at 2024, and I was at the conference there, and there were, I think he may have been there.
Samuel TrappHOST
33:33
I know George Galloway was there, and there was another guy named Pepe.
JimmyHOST
39:26
During the Great War, as German armies threatened Petrograd, the once and future St. Petersburg, the imperial government transferred much of the gold eastward for safekeeping.
JimmyHOST
39:38
By 1918, a huge cache of gold, bullion, and coins had been stored in the city of Kazan on the Volga River.
JimmyHOST
39:45
In August 1918, anti-Bolshevik forces, including units of the Czech Legion and White Russian troops, captured Kazan and seized the gold.
JimmyHOST
39:56
This treasure, comprising not only Russian gold coins, but also foreign coins and gold bars, was estimated at about 645 million gold rubles in value.
JimmyHOST
40:09
To put this in physical terms, this was 490 tons of gold, an amount that would be valued today at over $50 billion.
Leigh TurnerHOST
6:26
But by the time I arrived in December 1992, we were able to travel, and we made full use use of this.
Leigh TurnerHOST
6:34
I remember one of my first trips was to go by train from Moscow to Kazan, which is the capital of Tatarstan right in the middle of Russia.
Leigh TurnerHOST
6:45
It was a lengthy overnight I remember on a subsequent trip to Kazan I was on my way back and I had bought a huge bust of Lenin and this bust of Lenin was so big I could hardly carry it it was bigger than life-size and I put it in my compartment it was a compartment for two people and I put it on the bed on the other side of my compartment And then I was dismayed when a woman appeared who said she was the Tatar minister of tourism and she was going to occupy that other bed.
Leigh TurnerHOST
7:23
So I had to find somewhere else to put my massive bust of Lenin.
Leigh TurnerHOST
7:28
And I wandered down the corridor with this great thing in my arms.
Samuel TrappHOST
44:18
That is more institutional substance than a photograph of leaders shaking hands.
Samuel TrappHOST
44:23
When I was at the BRICS conference in Kazan, there were so many African people there.
Samuel TrappHOST
44:28
It was...
Samuel TrappHOST
44:30
They were very well represented, and many of them had intentions to join or become a part of or a peripheral of BRICS.
Julian FeeldHOST
26:00
His academic reports were glowing, and written by the father of a man named Alexander Kerensky, who comes up later, and did much to convince university authorities Lenin was untainted by his brother's terrorism.
Julian FeeldHOST
26:11
Nevertheless, the police intervened to ensure Lenin completed his university education in Kazan, rather than in one of the larger cities with more developed radical student movements.
Julian FeeldHOST
26:20
This is where he studied law.
Julian FeeldHOST
26:22
Lenin appeared as a counsel for the defense for 10 criminal cases in St. Petersburg, all of them petty theft, prompted by poverty involving peasants, village workers, or paupers.
Pankaj SaranGUEST
15:03
which was successful.
Pankaj SaranGUEST
15:05
I think the Indians were successful in holding their position and had led to the summit meeting in Kazan between Modi and Xi Jinping in late 24th.
Pankaj SaranGUEST
15:17
This was just after Modi had got re-elected for the third time.
Pankaj SaranGUEST
15:22
So the impulse to bring back some normalcy in the relationship predates the Trump factor.
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43:14
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Ben BowlinHOST
43:22
Despite this, Greg, who is becoming Rasputin, continues to practice his... show and travel along other parts of Siberia heard about him and sometimes they would hear this guy's a sketchy cult leader and sex pest and sometimes they would hear he is a true spiritual force like he can talk to God either way 1904, 1905, he travels to a city called Kazan, K-A-Z-A-N.
Ben BowlinHOST
43:56
This is a much bigger area, and it is here in this city that he gains reputation as a star, similar to the guy he met in that monastery a little while back.
Ben BowlinHOST
44:09
He becomes known as a faith healer and people are in the town of Kazan are saying this guy has really deep insights.
Ben BowlinHOST
44:16
He can help people who are struggling through spiritual crises.
Ben BowlinHOST
44:21
And he's we think he's cool.
Shawn GreenerHOST
33:29
They've always told me hello from Russia.
Shawn GreenerHOST
33:32
Kazan.
Shawn GreenerHOST
33:36
Pasha Reminov.
Shawn GreenerHOST
33:39
Listen, I want you to understand this.

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