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Ep.218: Unveiling History Through Trading Cards w/James Price
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In this engaging conversation, Kevin interviews James, the creator of Plunder World, a unique trading card series that aims to educate young readers about lesser-known historical events and conspiracy theories. James shares his journey from a freelance video producer to a passionate creator of educational trading cards, emphasizing the importance of historical education and the need for alternative viewpoints in learning. The discussion delves into various topics, including the impact of MKUltra, the origins of social studies, the role of banking in history, and the creative process behind James's work. The conversation concludes with an invitation for listeners to engage with the content and a trivia challenge for a chance to win a pack of cards.
takeaways
James creates trading cards to educate about history.
The importance of understanding lesser-known historical events.
MKUltra's influence on society and culture.
The origins of social studies and its implications.
Banking families' roles in historical events.
The creative process is fulfilling and essential.
Recognizing genius in everyday design and function.
The illusion of choice in politics and society.
The significance of personal agency in decision-making.
Engaging with history can lead to deeper understanding.
wheretheweirdonesarepodcast.com
https://plunderworld.com/
https://www.instagram.com/plunderworldcards/ https://www.youtube.com/@PlunderWorld-r9d
Sponsored by Flavors of the Forest: flavorsforest.com
wildbeautyproducts.com
takeaways
James creates trading cards to educate about history.
The importance of understanding lesser-known historical events.
MKUltra's influence on society and culture.
The origins of social studies and its implications.
Banking families' roles in historical events.
The creative process is fulfilling and essential.
Recognizing genius in everyday design and function.
The illusion of choice in politics and society.
The significance of personal agency in decision-making.
Engaging with history can lead to deeper understanding.
wheretheweirdonesarepodcast.com
https://plunderworld.com/
https://www.instagram.com/plunderworldcards/ https://www.youtube.com/@PlunderWorld-r9d
Sponsored by Flavors of the Forest: flavorsforest.com
wildbeautyproducts.com
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