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Here, Make This...

Andrew Jackman and Matthew Larkin

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"Here, Make This..." the podcast jam-packed full of explosive ideas by two guys too lazy to bring them to reality. Ideas for products, services, movies and TV shows. From the downright absurd to the mildly plausible. Tune in each episode as our hosts Andrew Jackman and Matt Larkin discuss and critique ideas, present some sketches and bring their fake products to life.
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The Team House

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A weekly livestream/podcast hosted by Jack (former Ranger/Special Forces) and Dave (former Ranger/Paramilitary contractor) interviewing Special Operations and intelligence community professionals about their service. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-team-house--5960890/support.
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original air date 12/14/22 Former Ranger Les Sandusky joins the show for a candid, four-hour deep dive into combat, leadership, and life after the Regiment. From firefights in Syria and Iraq to rebuilding purpose after injury and RFS, Les opens up about resilience, loss, and redemption. A raw, unfiltered conversation on what it means to serve — and…
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In this episode of Eyes on Geopolitics, Dee and Mick Mulroy discuss the escalating military presence in Venezuela, exploring the implications of U.S. foreign policy, the legality of military actions, and the potential for regime change. They delve into the constitutional concerns surrounding the War Powers Act, the role of diplomacy, and the politi…
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Sebastian Bouchard, a veteran of the Canadian Special Operations Regiment (CSOR), recounts his 15-year career, beginning with the unit's founding after the infamous Airborne Regiment disbandment and detailing the brutal selection process . His operational history spans night raids in Afghanistan, a chaotic deployment in Libya, and intense close-qua…
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The Cinematography Podcast Episode 331: Tobias DatumMurderbot is the story of a security unit, part-human and part-machine, that has hacked its governing module to act in its own free will: mainly to be left alone to watch TV shows. Cinematographer Tobias Datum views the Apple TV+ series as a visual exploration of a synthetic being's journey toward…
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Original Airdate 6/24/22 Dale Comstock was the youngest operator in Delta Force when he joined from the 82nd Airborne and was the master breacher on the military's first successful hostage rescue mission, Operation Acid Gambit which rescued Kurt Muse from the clutches of Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega. Comstock's adventures didn't end when he r…
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In this episode of Eyes On Geopolitics, Dee, Andy, Mick, and Jack discuss the current geopolitical landscape, focusing on Venezuela's military situation, U.S. foreign policy, and the implications of military actions. They explore the complexities of regime change, the legal and ethical considerations of military engagement, and the public's percept…
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Frank Larkin recounts his long career path from Navy SEAL and Secret Service agent to Senate Sergeant-at-Arms, including a gripping personal account of his actions at the World Trade Center on 9/11. However, the central theme is the tragic story of his son, Navy SEAL Ryan Larkin, who took his own life after years of struggling with undiagnosed symp…
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The Cinematography Podcast Episode 330: Pål Ulvik RoksethPål Ulvik Rokseth, the Norwegian cinematographer behind director Paul Greengrass's gripping drama The Lost Bus, faced a singular challenge: how to transform one of the deadliest wildfires in California history into a visceral, cinematic character. The film dramatizes the true story of bus dri…
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Original airdate 3/11/22 The Navy SEALs are, for most Americans, the ultimate heroes. Their 2011 killing of Osama Bin Laden was celebrated as a victory in the War on Terror. Former SEALs rake in thousands of dollars as leadership consultants for American corporations. And young men who want to join the military dream of serving in their elite ranks…
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In this episode, Dee and Mick Mulroy discuss the current geopolitical landscape, focusing on the collapsing ceasefire in Gaza, the complexities of internal politics in the region, and the potential for U.S. military action in Venezuela. They also delve into the role of the CIA in covert operations and the ongoing discussions surrounding military su…
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Ivan Ingraham returns for his second appearance to dive deeper into the powerful themes of his novel, Once We Pledged Forever, which examines the intense psychological and moral challenges faced by Marine special operations officers. Ingraham shares his insights on the corrosive effects of toxic leadership and MARSOC controversies, contrasting the …
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The Cinematography Podcast Episode 329: Ula Pontikos, BSCThe psychological thriller The Man in My Basement is about Charles Blakey (Corey Hawkins), a Black man in Sag Harbor, New York, who is down on his luck, unemployed, and facing foreclosure on his ancestral family home. In a desperate financial situation, Charles accepts a bizarre and extremely…
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, the return of hostages, and the challenges that lie ahead in the peace process. They explore the political dynamics involving Netanyahu and Hamas, the feasibility of international stabilization forces, and the internal conflicts within Gaza. The conversation highlight…
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original airdate 7-22-22 Drew served as a Navy SEAL before assessing for an Army Special Mission Unit. He was deployed as a part of the Advanced Force Operations to Iraq prior to the 2003 invasion. TrueWerk ⬇️ https://truewerk.com/house use code "HOUSE" for 15% off! For ad free video and audio and access to live streams and Eyes On Geopolitics...JO…
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Investigative journalist Jake Adelstein details his career covering the Japanese criminal underworld, from his early days reporting in Tokyo to the high-stakes confrontation with Yakuza boss Goto Tadamasa that forced him into police protection. The interview thoroughly examines the Yakuza's culture, including the history behind their tattoos and th…
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The Cinematography Podcast Episode 328: Kira Kelly, ASC Cinematographer Kira Kelly, ASC, had a rare opportunity in the movie HIM: exploring the genres of horror and sports, which are not usually combined. She and director Justin Tipping focused their discussions on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), specifically how football-related brain inju…
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Tim Bosch is the former Deputy Director of Operations for the Dutch Intelligence Service, where he served for 21 years. His extensive career journey included a shift from working in the agency's technical department to becoming a case officer, eventually rising to a top executive position. The interview explores his unique path, from his early life…
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In this episode, Dee, Mick Mulroy, and Andy Milburn discuss the recent developments in the Gaza peace plan, analyzing its implications for both Israel and Hamas. They explore the potential for a ceasefire, the role of international pressure, and the internal dynamics within both Israeli and Palestinian leadership. The conversation also touches on b…
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In this episode, former Canadian sniper Barry Nisbet and co-author Mir Bamanyar discuss their book 'Send It! Canada's Snipers at War in Afghanistan.' They delve into the journey of writing the book, the rigorous training and structure of Canadian sniper courses, and share personal experiences from their deployments, including Operation Medusa. The …
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The Cinematography Podcast Episode 327: Bryn Mooser and Paul TrilloBryn Mooser and Paul Trillo of Asteria on AI in filmmakingAsteria, an AI-driven film and animation studio, recently merged with Moonvalley, an AI research firm, to create generative video technology for filmmakers. Their AI model, Marey, is a visual intelligence model trained only o…
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In this episode of Eyes on Geopolitics, Dee, Jack Murphy, and Mark Polymeropoulos discuss the recent speech given by Donald Trump to a gathering of military generals. They analyze the contrasting messages delivered by Trump and Pete Hegseth, the implications of military standards and cultural wars, and the potential for domestic military deployment…
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Originally aired 6/17/22 Professor James Olson received his law degree from the University of Iowa. He is a professor of the practice at the Bush School, where he teaches courses on intelligence and counterintelligence. He served for over thirty years in the Directorate of Operations of the Central Intelligence Agency, mostly overseas in clandestin…
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In this episode, the hosts discuss a newly proposed 21-point peace plan for Gaza, analyzing its potential impact and the challenges it faces, particularly regarding Hamas and Israeli responses. The conversation shifts to the geopolitical landscape in Europe, focusing on Russian drone incursions and the implications for NATO. The episode concludes w…
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In this episode, Worth Parker shares his extensive military background, detailing his journey from a young Marine officer to a leader in MARSOC and JSOC. He reflects on his experiences in Iraq, the challenges of transitioning to civilian life, and the importance of ethics in military operations. Worth also discusses the Afghanistan evacuation effor…
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The Cinematography Podcast Episode 326: Matthew Libatique, ASCCinematographer Matty Libatique, ASC, has had a productive year. Shortly after moving to New York, he began work on Spike Lee's film, Highest 2 Lowest. Immediately after wrapping that project, Matty prepped for Darren Aronofsky's Caught Stealing, and then, following a short break, he col…
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This conversation delves into the experiences of Mark Grdovic, a member of the 10th Special Forces Group, during the Iraq War, particularly focusing on their operations with Kurdish forces. It covers the planning, execution, and challenges faced during the invasion, including the establishment of relationships with local forces, the importance of c…
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In this episode, the panel discusses the recent decision by the US to halt military assistance to Baltic nations amidst rising tensions with Russia. They explore the implications of this decision on NATO dynamics and Baltic security. The conversation shifts to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the complexities of Israeli military operations,…
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Today we are joined by David Philipps and Matt Cole the authors of ther NY Times article about SEAL Team 6's botched raid into North Korea. This conversation delves into a significant SEAL Team Six mission that aimed to plant a listening device in North Korea, exploring the political context, operational planning, execution challenges, and the afte…
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The Cinematography Podcast Episode 325: John Conroy, ASC, ISCFor the Netflix six-part political thriller, Zero Day, cinematographer John Conroy, ASC, ISC worked with director Lesli Linka Glatter to create a visual style that felt grounded in reality. Their goal was to make the story, which follows a cyberterrorist attack, feel like it could happen …
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Original air date 5/1/20 Sergeant Major Mike Vining is one of the original members of Delta Force. In 1980, he was a participant in Operation Eagle Claw, a failed attempt to rescue 52 American hostages held in Iran. Forty years later, Vining reflects on the mission, its legacy, and the impact it had on today's Special Operations Forces. get ad free…
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent military actions by Israel, particularly the bombing of Qatar and its implications for regional geopolitics. They explore the internal divisions within Israeli society, the impact of these actions on U.S. relations, and the broader context of global order, including provocations by Russia. The conversat…
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In this episode, Jack Garcia shares his incredible journey from Cuba to becoming a prominent FBI agent, specializing in undercover operations. He discusses his early life, the challenges he faced as a Cuban immigrant, and his determination to serve in law enforcement. Garcia delves into the intricacies of undercover work, the psychological aspects …
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The Cinematography Podcast Episode 324: Producer, Director, DP Dana Gonzales, ASCDana Gonzales, ASC is a producer, director, and cinematographer known for his collaborations with visionary showrunner Noah Hawley on projects like Fargo and Legion. Dana has once again partnered with Hawley to bring the iconic sci-fi horror franchise to television wit…
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original airdate - 3/13/23 I spent most of my career working in the shadows. While some of my service was spent with large groups, such as the 32nd Marine Amphibious Unit, serving in Beirut in 1982, I spent most of my career working on small teams or alone. We often lived and worked with foreign military units like a Kuwaiti tank unit in the northe…
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