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May 7, 2009
Author Doug Stanton stops by the Editor's Desk to talk about Horse Soldiers, his latest book that deals with the early part of the war in Afghanistan. Doug describes the challenges that American special operators faced as they arrived in country and worked to defeat the Taliban just weeks after 9-11. And remember a guy named John Walker Lindh?
Shop for Horse Soldiers (hardcover) here or the audiobook version here.
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A podcast is like a radio show, each show includes a series of episodes. The episodes come in the form of an audio file (usually an MP3) that you can download to your computer and listen to whenever you want.
Yes, absolutely.
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How come you cannot download this? Several of the last podcasts have not been made downloadable. How can it be a "podcast" if you cannot play it on your ipod?
None of the last 9 podcasts have been uploaded to itunes.
Posted by: Steve Barnes | May 09, 2009 at 01:54 PM
-How can it be a "podcast" if you cannot play it on your ipod?- Does the phrase "Military Intelligence" mean anything to you??
Posted by: Harry | May 29, 2009 at 08:32 AM