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Episodes: 121
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: United Kingdom
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Matthew Addison-Black - Veteran Mental Health (ptsd Vs Moral Injury), Identity Fusion, Gurkha Selection And Transformation To Civilian Life
Lilian van Mourik - Dutch Polders, Dutch Resistance, Hiding Allied Airmen, Remembrance Culture, Links Between Historical Engineering And Modern Climate/national Defense Concerns
Rupert Hague-Holmes - Leadership In The SAS During The Malayan Emergency; Professionalising The Sas; Counterinsurgency And Operational Leadership
Beyond PTSD: The Hidden Psychology Of Why Veterans Struggle
June 28, 2026
CONTENTThe guest today is Matthew Addison-Black, a former officer in the Royal Gurkha Rifles, discussing his military career and current psychological research. He explains the history and rigorous selection process of the Gurkhas, highlighting the immense socioeconomic transformation these soldiers experience. The conversation explores military mental health, specifically distinguishing between the fear-based symptoms of PTSD and the value-based wounds of moral injury. Matthew introduces the...
Holland's Hidden Heroes: Dutch Resistance & Allied Airman In The Polders
June 15, 2026
CONTENTThe guest today is Lilian van Mourik who has been on the podcast before when we discussed the recovery of wartime Stirling bomber BK716. On this one we feature her efforts to preserve the unique wartime history of the Dutch polders through her podcast Holland's hidden heroes and touring business Polder Pathways. She describes how the massive reclamation projects that turned sea into land fundamentally altered the environment and the lives of those in isolated fishing villag...
Commanding The SAS During The Malayan Emergency
June 03, 2026
CONTENTThe guest today is Rupert Hague-Holmes and we discuss the life of Lieutenant General Sir George Lea, a pivotal figure in British military history who played a central role in the survival of the SAS. The conversation explores Lea’s transition from a non-academic, athletic youth into a distinguished leader who commanded parachute battalions during the Second World War and spearheaded counterinsurgency efforts in Malaya and Borneo. Rupert highlights Lea's unique leadership style, ch...
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