In this episode, Sean and James review the 2017 film Journey’s End, a claustrophobic World War I drama set in a British dugout on the Western Front in 1918. There a small group of officers await an expected German offensive. As the days drag on, mounting tension, exhaustion, and trauma—especially in the shell-shocked Captain Stanhope—expose the psychological toll of prolonged trench warfare. The film emphasizes endurance and comradeship in the face of near-certain catastrophe.

RW15: The Revolutionary War at Sea (Part Two)
44:10

RW14: The Revolutionary War at Sea (Part One)
42:38

Saavedra's Revolution with James Giesler
45:30