George Szamuely on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 18 February 2024

GUEST OVERVIEW: George Szamuely is the author of Bombs for Peace: NATO's Humanitarian War on Yugoslavia. Senior research fellow at the Global Policy Institute, co-host of The Gaggle

Glenn Diesen on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 18 February 2024

GUEST OVERVIEW: Glenn Diesen is a professor at the University of Southeast Norway (USN) and an associate editor at the Russia in Global Affairs journal. Diesen’s main research focus is Russian foreign policy, geoeconomics, conservatism, and Eurasian integration.

Brady Fuchs on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 11 February 2024

GUEST OVERVIEW: Brady is a former Wall Street advisor, entrepreneur, amateur historian, and Original Intent Constitutionalist. https://rumble.com/c/c-1334484
 

Professor Michel Chossudovsky on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 11 February 2024

On today's show, Professor Michel Chossudovsky discusses the Weaponization of International Law and Lessons of Nuremberg.
GUEST OVERVIEW: Professor Michel Chossudovsky is a Professor of Economics at the University of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, and director of the Centre for Research on Globalization. He is the author of "The Globalisation of Poverty and the New World Order" and other works.
 

Joaquin Flores on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 11 February 2024

On today's show, Joaquin Flores discusses the latest in geopolitics.
GUEST OVERVIEW: Joaquin Flores is a geopolitical analyst, journalist, and social analyst educated at California State University Los Angeles. In his work, Joaquin has focussed on a range of related subjects surrounding counterinsurgency, colour revolutions, and political warfare including information operations. He has come under ongoing and repeated official scrutiny from the US State Department and Senate Select Committee on Intelligence surrounding 'Russiagate', the conflict in Ukraine, and COVID policy.

David Gosselin on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 04 February 2024

On today's show, David Gosselin discusses the dark truths of Esalen and social engineering.
GUEST OVERVIEW: David Gosselin is a poet, translator, and researcher based in Montreal, Canada. He serves as the Editor-in-Chief of The Chained Muse and New Lyre Magazine. David also writes on Substack at Age of Muses, where he regularly publishes historical deep dives, poetry, stories, dialogues, and classics readings.

Mel K on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 04 February 2024

GUEST OVERVIEW: Mel K is a devoted lover of truth, facts, history, God, and America. After graduating with honors from NYU, she spent twenty years in media, film, and investigative journalism in Hollywood before moving back to NYC to focus full time on exposing truth, uncovering hidden history, and starting her podcast The Mel K Show to inform the public of the embedded forces geopolitically and within America. Find out more on: http://www.themelkshow.com/

Pelle Neroth Taylor on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 04 February 2024

On today's show, Pelle Neroth Taylor discusses what is going on in Europe today.
GUEST OVERVIEW: Pelle Neroth Taylor started his career writing for the Economist from the Baltic States in the early 1990s, a time of post-communist chaos in eastern Europe. He has been a close and interested observer of European current affairs ever since. Having lived in Brussels, Prague, London (his native city) and now Sweden, he has had articles published in the Lancet, New Scientist, the Sunday Times, Financial Times and the European. He also worked editing shifts at the Guardian, the Times, the FT Group, and the Independent on Sunday. For ten years he was a columnist on European affairs for E&T magazine. Since spending more time in Sweden, he has made several documentary films, two of which are featured on Amazon Prime (Sweden, Dying to be Multicultural and Cancel Nation), and written several ebooks, including What did you do in the war Sweden? and the Life and Death of Olof Palme. He lives in a small Swedish town with his girlfriend and a twelve-year-old cat.

Paul Fitzgerald & Elizabeth Gould on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 28 January 2024

On today's show, Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould discuss the CIA's Counter Culture Revolution.
GUEST 1 & 2 OVERVIEW: Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould, a husband and wife team, began working together as journalists in 1981 when they acquired the first visas to enter Soviet-occupied Afghanistan for CBS News. They produced a PBS film titled "Afghanistan Between Three Worlds" and returned to Kabul for ABC Nightline. They have authored several books, including "The Voice" (2001), "Invisible History: Afghanistan’s Untold Story" (2009), "Crossing Zero: The AfPak War at the Turning Point of American Empire" (2011), "Valediction: Three Nights of Desmond" (2021), and "Valediction: Resurrection" (2022). You can visit their website at valediction.net.

Edward Lozansky on Connecting the Dots with Matt Ehret - 28 January 2024

On today's show, Edward Lozansky discusses the meltdown of US foreign policy and the battle for the presidency.
GUEST OVERVIEW: Edward Lozansky graduated from the Russian National Research Nuclear University and obtained his Ph.D. in theoretical nuclear physics at the Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy, equivalent to Los Alamos Lab. He was forced into exile in 1976 for criticizing Soviet foreign and domestic policies. After immigrating to the United States, he worked as a researcher at the Laser Fusion Lab at the University of Rochester, NY, and as a professor at the American University in Washington, DC. Following the collapse of the USSR, he founded the American University in Moscow to promote US-Russia science and educational exchanges. He currently serves as a professor at the National Research Nuclear University and Moscow State University and is the author of 14 books and several hundred science and political science articles in American and Russian media.