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Reposting the War Nerd's interview with the great Andrew Cockburn on the Yemen slaughter, and his article "Acceptable Losses," published in Harper's magazine. Cockburn is the Washington editor at Harper's Magazine & author of "Kill Chain: Rise of the Hi-Tech Assassins" and brother of RWN guest Patrick Cockburn. Afterward the interview, War Nerd & Ames discuss the new neocon hipster trend, bearded Brooklynites panting for war in Syria...Plus another week of Russia Panic in the US media, and Michael Weiss's funders include Turkey's Army College, Turkish Petroleum Corp, Saudi Arabia and more...

This open free repost of episode 57 comes courtesy of our Radio War Nerd subscribers, who make our weekly podcast possible on . Freedom isn't free, and neither is Radio War Nerd...Sign up here on the patreon page for the Radio War Nerd podcast, the newsletter, the RSS feed, and more...

Music: "We're Wrong" by Greg Conger

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Anonymous

Same for both postings of Ep. 57 I could only open the comments and i think its only for this episode. I don't know if its Patreon or my phone or what.

Anonymous

Having the same problem but I've found that clicking on the the direct link at the bottom of posts plays the episode through my phone's browser.

Anonymous

Same here, no way to download EP#57 as a podcast through my Pocket Casts app.

Anonymous

The War Nerds should muster all their fellow creators and issue one very simple demand: enable patrons to subscribe to episodes as podcasts so that they can listen using their podcast apps OR ELSE. The friction associated with listening in browsers is PAINFUL. Browsers don't have provision for sleep timers, rewind/forward for ten seconds, and don't remember your place if the browser crashes. PLEASE FIX THIS.

Anonymous

The War Nerds are so unmitigatedly AWESOME that I would settle for the AGONY of listening in the Patreon mobile app, which currently doesn't support a player. As long as the standard features for these podcast clients was available, I think I could live with having to use a dedicated app for the War Nerds podcast.

Anonymous

While i agree to the above, I think focusing on the audio quality as you have was the right priority. Thank you for that great improvement.

Anonymous

Ditto on the no play