First Female Astronaut or JFK Conspirator?

EXPLORE

Society & Culture

© 2024 PodJoint

https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Podcasts221/v4/85/20/ba/8520ba78-b643-6fb6-a84b-42794ccdaa40/mza_8943808405695838842.jpg/600x600bb.jpg

Besides The Revolution,

Besides The Revolution

29 episodes

1 week ago

Besides The Revolution is an online publication by authors Aaron Everitt and Jack Buckby. They write about their take on culture, politics and interesting topics surrounding Western Civilization. Jack is from the UK and Aaron is from the United States. While both might be described as right-leaning in their politics, they discovered their primary voices about American politics during the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. presidential campaign in 2023-24. The podcast covers an array of topics including politics, AI, culture, music, and other interesting topics in society.

Show more...

All content for Besides The Revolution, is the property of Besides The Revolution and is served directly from their servers with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.

Besides The Revolution is an online publication by authors Aaron Everitt and Jack Buckby. They write about their take on culture, politics and interesting topics surrounding Western Civilization. Jack is from the UK and Aaron is from the United States. While both might be described as right-leaning in their politics, they discovered their primary voices about American politics during the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. presidential campaign in 2023-24. The podcast covers an array of topics including politics, AI, culture, music, and other interesting topics in society.

Show more...

https://d3t3ozftmdmh3i.cloudfront.net/staging/podcast_uploaded_nologo/40814749/40814749-1734279286615-ffef4ded0059.jpg

First Female Astronaut or JFK Conspirator?

Besides The Revolution,

45 minutes 23 seconds

3 months ago

First Female Astronaut or JFK Conspirator?

In today's episode of Besides The Revolution, we talk with author Mary Haverstick about her book “A Woman I Know." What started out as an exploration of the first female astronaut took Mary down a path of Cold War espionage, a murder in Dallas of the president, and the double life of one of the people who were in Dealey Plaza that day. Tune in - It's a good one