Trish Wood
Trish Wood
The War in Iran Begins
The War in Iran Begins
The War in Iran Begins
Saturday 7th March 2026
Trish Wood critically examines America's unexpected conflict with Iran, exploring its political and human implications.
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Episode Overview
- Trish Wood questions America's involvement in Iran despite previous promises of peace.
- The episode highlights personal stories from veterans affected by past Middle East conflicts.
- Tucker Carlson offers insights into potential religious motivations behind the conflict.
- Listeners are encouraged to apply critical thinking to media narratives about war.
- The episode explores the broader implications of political decisions on global stability.
I'm still like Charlie Brown, thinking that Lucy's going to hold that football and not let me make a hard kick and take a tumble.
How do people find hope in the darkest times? Trish Wood tackles this question head-on as she unpacks the complexities of America's latest entanglement in the Middle East. With her trademark critical thinking, Trish examines the surprising involvement of the US in a conflict with Iran, a nation previously deemed off-limits by promises of peace. This episode is not just about politics; it's about the human cost of war.
Trish shares poignant stories of veterans like Travis Williams, who survived an IED explosion, and Garrett Reppenhagen, who turned against the war while serving. These narratives serve as a stark reminder of the personal toll conflicts take on those who serve. The episode also features insights from Tucker Carlson, who speculates on the religious dimensions of the conflict. Trish questions the motivations behind political decisions and challenges listeners to consider the broader implications.
As always, her approach is both empathetic and tough, leaving no stone unturned. If you're ready to question the status quo and explore the real impact of war, this episode is a must-listen.