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Sep 12, 2026

Tracy V. WilsonHOST
19:14
Although he was in his 70s, he stayed very busy after leaving the institute, consulting on various projects and writing several books, including his autobiography.
Holly FreyHOST
19:23
During and after World War II, several of Abraham's siblings died.
Holly FreyHOST
19:28
By the end of the 1940s, only Abraham and his sister Gertrude were still living out of the nine Flexner siblings.
Holly FreyHOST
19:35
At the same time, his wife Anne had gradually developed vascular dementia.

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Tracy V. WilsonHOST
41:12
But it seems that he didn't really come to terms with the fact that there were plenty of other people who didn't see things this way.
Tracy V. WilsonHOST
41:19
He acknowledged during his lifetime that he didn't realize that the Black students he had known growing up were so deeply disadvantaged until later in his life when he was researching and analyzing educational institutions.
Holly FreyHOST
41:30
After his retirement from the institute, both before and after World War II, Flexner was pretty outspoken against prejudice.
Holly FreyHOST
41:38
He made a radio broadcast in which he stated his disappointment that democracy hadn't brought more equality to the relationship between races.
Mike SlaterCORRESPONDENT
2:34
President Trump signed a bill that would authorize the National Medal of Honor Museum to be constructed in Washington, DC.
Mike SlaterCORRESPONDENT
2:41
It's named after Hershel Woody Williams, who, before passing away in 2022, was the last surviving Medal of Honor recipient from World War II.
Mike SlaterCORRESPONDENT
2:50
The Missouri State Legislature changed the congressional map to favor Republicans a little more, seven to one.
Mike SlaterCORRESPONDENT
2:55
Democrats don't want that.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
30:20
But some theorists believe it was a project that was supposed to make naval ships invisible and teleport them.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
30:27
It was meant to be used in World War II to allow naval vessels to change their locations while at war at lightning speed without any detection.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
30:36
Nikola Tesla's involvement, he was appointed director and given an empty Navy battleship.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
30:42
In nineteen forty, the ship vanished completely.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
47:35
I think on some level we're still working with the Germans.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
47:38
A lot of these Paperclip scientists and people who came here after World War II, I think that's all still happening to some effect.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
47:46
Um, but General Schiess officially transferred to the Space Force in 2022 and rapidly ascended to its highest airship tiers.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
47:58
Uh, first Space Force's Space Commander.
Dan BaerPANELIST
34:36
One of the best pieces of production is like, this is right up there with all the like, constructed cities that have been made for so they reminded me of playtime a lot and how it's just all built for this they created this maze basically of a town that is just rubble it's it looks fantastic
Matt NegliaHOST
34:58
I was thinking a lot about World War II movies after bombings, you know, like air raids and stuff.
Dan BaerPANELIST
35:05
I thought about Godzilla minus one more than that.
Dan BaerPANELIST
35:09
Yeah, totally.
Eliot VancilGUEST
33:17
And then we wound up in the middle of like, I'm talking little town in the middle of Germany.
Eliot VancilGUEST
33:22
I have no idea where I was at, but we're in this cabinet factory, this old cabinet factory that was around during World War II.
Eliot VancilGUEST
33:31
And do you remember the airplane that Hitler was going to end the war with? It looks like a boomerang and you see, You'll see pictures of it like leaning up on this wall because he moved it.
Eliot VancilGUEST
33:40
They were bombing all the factories the Allied forces were.
Mr. CreepsHOST
14:12
Once we were back inside the city limits, I knew that Pat's Pizza and all the other Drayton businesses would appear online just like they always had.
Mr. CreepsHOST
14:21
I would be able to open a history textbook and read about how the settlement was founded by fur trappers in the 1700s, and how parachutes were manufactured there during World War II.
Mr. CreepsHOST
14:33
I mean, what the hell did it all mean? Just thinking about it made my head hurt.
Mr. CreepsHOST
14:40
Storm swept through the area during our drive back home.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
2:55
They expanded their operations throughout the latter half of the 19th century, providing banking services to the Swiss middle class and establishing their presence in the United States.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
3:05
After the decimation of Europe in World War II, Credit Suisse was instrumental in restructuring Europe's economy, and they acquired several other Swiss banks in the process.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
3:14
When their presence all over Europe was established, they were able to become one of the most respective and prestigious financial institutions in the world.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
3:22
But even during these early days of business, there were some signs of things to come.
Tate MathewsHOST
20:41
Kids like that, don't they?
James BeasleyGUEST
20:44
Yeah, I think they like it, and I think we get a lot of positive feedback from the military and the ex-military guys that just appreciate that we appreciate them, I guess, because we're the commandos, and we got our nickname back during World War II because of the amount of students that we had volunteer to go fight in World War II, so that's how we became the commandos, so we try to Keep that in mind and keep everything in perspective that, you know, this is an awesome game, teaches young men a lot of things, but there's a lot of things out there bigger than football, and we want these guys to feel appreciated and let them know that we care about what they're doing too.
Tate MathewsHOST
21:30
Very cool.
Tate MathewsHOST
21:30
A little history lesson today, Coach Beasley.
JosephGUEST
5:04
pronouncing it correctly either oh thank you um um but it's but if you say you want to go on a river cruise from from paris out to normandy then people oh the whole group here just smiled um they're like we don't have any idea where that is but that is i've done it it's amazing it's absolutely amazing super cool
SteveHOST
5:21
And if you're obviously a World War II buff or something like that, that's the piece de resistance of a trip.
SteveHOST
5:26
But when you start those cruises, you're in Paris.
SteveHOST
5:28
You're in Paris.

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Julia FelloGUEST
26:22
That's cool.
Julia FelloGUEST
26:23
Oh, my gosh.
Julia FelloGUEST
26:23
So it was right after World War II and after my grandfather also served in the Korean War as well.
Julia FelloGUEST
26:30
So he was doing air traffic control, and my dad was born there.

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