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Wiesbaden

Wiesbaden

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Sep 11, 2026

Phil WatersHOST
20:40
Yeah.
Phil WatersHOST
20:41
And that's, and so right now all of their fucking his, all of their, all of their history, all of their MV Agusta is all based on a company in Wiesbaden, Germany that was the also ran company.
Phil WatersHOST
20:58
And so now that CF Modos backed out and said, we're not going to do this.
Phil WatersHOST
21:01
Now they got to swallow their pride and, And they're talking about this company in Wiesbaden is talking about like, we're going to buy you, but we're not going to buy 49% of you.
Phil WatersHOST
21:12
We're going to buy all of
Johnny MacPANELIST
21:13
you.
Mark HertlingGUEST
28:51
He's built a, he...
Mark HertlingGUEST
28:53
I- in fact, I, I was telling somebody the other day, when the last task I had when I was commander of US Army Europe was to build the headquarters in Wiesbaden, and then turn it over to the next guy.
Mark HertlingGUEST
29:05
But in that headquarters, which is called the Shalikashvili Center, after a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs, uh, General John Shalikashvili, was a room to coordinate Europe, uh, if there was ever a fight.
Mark HertlingGUEST
29:20
Uh, it was a, a, you know, it was basically a command post, as we're talking today on this.
Sandy CollingGUEST
14:01
So I have to say, that's one of my favorites.
Sandy CollingGUEST
14:07
And then of course there's Baden-Baden, which any word that has bad in it, B-A-D, means spa town, means old Roman, like Wiesbaden, Baden-Baden, Bad Homburg, any town in Germany that has the B-A-D in it.
Sandy CollingGUEST
14:22
And Baden-Baden has a racetrack in Baden-Baden, Iffezheim, it's like a little town outside of Baden-Baden, like a suburb, and there's a racetrack and I used to hang out there all the time.
Sandy CollingGUEST
14:31
So Gaudí, you know, Gaudí's work in Barcelona.
Max OtteGUEST
51:07
It has the Western intelligence.
Max OtteGUEST
51:11
The missions are planned to some extent from Wiesbaden in Germany, which doesn't make me very happy.
Max OtteGUEST
51:17
And, of course, the U.S. air bases are here in the West.
Max OtteGUEST
51:21
It's Rammstein, it's Spangdahlem, it's Büschel, where the nuclear weapons are, and it's Nürnberg, and all of those are not too far away from my country house.
James TaylorGUEST
45:14
And most opera companies here do like two, three, maybe four.
James TaylorGUEST
45:18
And so if you're, you know, one of the things you asked me, why Opera Richmond? Why not? We are the same exact size as Mainz and as Wiesbaden and as Kallschule, who have very nice
Lisa RuthHOST
45:34
opera companies.
James TaylorGUEST
45:36
Because they have the orchestra.

18 MINS LATER

James TaylorGUEST
63:08
I think we already do stuff that's better than the opera on the James.
Lisa RuthHOST
63:13
What about one of the cities in Germany that you said, the small cities
James TaylorGUEST
63:17
in Germany? Mainz and Wiesbaden are about the same size as here.
Lisa RuthHOST
63:22
Yeah, so let's do that.
Ken RamosGUEST
28:28
At the time when I applied to be PSYOP, again, like I said, my balkan experience of what these guys were doing, and to real quick on that one, is that I was assigned to an air traffic control unit.
Ken RamosGUEST
28:40
the 358th Aviation Regiment out of Wiesbaden.
Ken RamosGUEST
28:43
And it was a base, it was an air traffic service unit, had air traffic controllers, it had PAPAs in it, you know, whatever.
Ken RamosGUEST
28:48
It had basically, you know, we were the, again, how a standard aviation structure would be set up.
Billy ColeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:34
Anyhow, we went on.
Billy ColeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:36
And we was on to Wiesbaden.
Billy ColeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:38
That was back in the days when the church was just almost non-existent there in that city.
Billy ColeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:45
And we went to the hotel.
speaker_7NARRATOR
56:17
He came from Vienna and enjoys Brahms’ particular esteem.
speaker_7NARRATOR
56:22
A brother of Muhlfeld’s, oboist and music director in Wiesbaden, was also present.
speaker_7NARRATOR
56:28
After the first sonata, Joachim came in.
speaker_7NARRATOR
56:31
When playing, Brahms utters very peculiar sounds.

5 HRS 53 MINS LATER

speaker_7NARRATOR
409:55
He even on occasion indulged in student spranks.
speaker_7NARRATOR
409:58
On his journey to Heidelberg, he induced a postillion to let him take the reins.
speaker_7NARRATOR
410:04
Thunder, how the horses ran, and how extravagantly happy I was, and how we stopped at every tavern to get fodder, and how I entertained the whole company, and how sorry they all were when I parted from them at Wiesbaden.
speaker_7NARRATOR
410:17
At Frankfurt, one morning, he writes, I felt an extraordinary longing to play on a piano.
Atul SharmaNARRATOR
86:16
Outside in the street, German children dance on the pavement to music that comes from the windows of the ballroom of the officers' club.
Atul SharmaNARRATOR
86:24
Coming down the broad flood of the Rhine, on a freight boat from Weisbaden, through the gloomy brown hills with their ruined castles that look exactly like the castles in goldfish bowls.
Atul SharmaNARRATOR
86:37
In 14 hours on the river, we only passed 15 loaded coal barges.
Atul SharmaNARRATOR
86:43
All were flying the French flag.
Jeffrey LongGUEST
72:11
And I've had dinner with them a couple times through the group.
Jeffrey LongGUEST
72:21
Different times, but in Wiesbaden, Germany, where I lived, he lived, he worked on the same street that I lived on for a while, where the base was.
Jeffrey LongGUEST
72:31
where he was doing some publication work at that time.
Jeffrey LongGUEST
72:36
But I've given him a ride home before.

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