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The Full Spectrum Frontier’s Podcast

The Full Spectrum Frontier’s Podcast

De : Bennett Tanton
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 “Full Spectrum Frontiers” is a podcast that delves into the intersection of various significant themes such as manufacturing, the military, the economy, politics, American culture, and life. It explores how these areas are intertwined and how they influence and shape each other. The podcast aims to preserve, maintain, and highlight the essence of these interconnected topics, offering listeners in-depth insights and discussions. It’s a platform where complex and multifaceted issues are unpacked to understand their broader impact on society and individual lives.Copyright Broadcasting Seeds Media Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques Sciences sociales
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    • AI After Death: Technology, Memory, and Human Legacy| with Miles Spencer

      AI After Death: Technology, Memory, and Human Legacy| with Miles Spencer
      Feb 19 2026
      In this episode of Full Spectrum Frontiers, Bennett Tanton sits down with Pittsburgh entrepreneur Miles Spencer to explore the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence and its impact on human legacy. Spencer shares the story behind reflekta.ai, an innovative platform designed to preserve the memories, stories, and voices of loved ones, whether they are living or have passed on. The conversation moves beyond tech hype into deeper questions: What happens when AI begins to replicate personality? Can technology strengthen emotional bonds, or does it risk replacing something sacred? Bennett and Miles unpack the ethical implications of digital memory, the responsibility of builders in the AI space, and how curiosity and ingenuity will shape the next phase of innovation. They also explore what AI means for manufacturing, national resilience, and the preservation of personal and cultural identity. As artificial intelligence accelerates, this episode challenges listeners to think critically about how we build it, how we use it, and how it shapes the human experience.

      Link: https://reflekta.ai/
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      52 min
    • The Collapse of the Post WWII Order and the World We’re In Now

      The Collapse of the Post WWII Order and the World We’re In Now
      Jan 23 2026
      The collapse of the post WWII order is no longer theoretical. It’s shaping geopolitics, energy policy, alliances, and global power right now. In this episode of Full Spectrum Frontiers, Bennett Tanton breaks down why the rules-based system is eroding, how comfort and dependency weakened the West, and why enforcement, endurance, energy, and industry now define global power. From Russia and China to Europe’s energy crisis and America’s shifting posture, this episode connects the dots behind today’s most unsettling headlines. This isn’t about ideology. It’s about reality.

      Chapter Timestamps

      00:00 – Hook: The World Isn’t Falling Apart, It’s Waking Up
      01:10 – Intro: The Collapse of the Post WWII Order
      05:30 – Section 1: Enforcement Quietly Eroded
      14:20 – Section 2: Comfort and Strategic Blindness
      24:10 – Section 3: When Power Stops Apologizing
      33:40 – Section 4: Energy, Industry, and Dependency
      44:30 – Section 5: Endurance Is the New Rule
      55:20 – Outro: The World Moved On
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      37 min
    • The Untold WWII War Crimes Still Shaping Asia Today | Full Spectrum Frontiers

      The Untold WWII War Crimes Still Shaping Asia Today | Full Spectrum Frontiers
      Jan 15 2026
      World War II did not end cleanly in the Pacific.
      It left behind buried memories, unresolved trauma, and secrets that still shape global politics today. In this powerful conversation, Bennett Tanton sits down with Jenny Chan of the Pacific Atrocities Education Center to uncover the parts of WWII history most people were never taught. From Japanese war crimes and human experimentation to the long-term effects of generational trauma, this episode explores how history does not simply disappear when wars end. We dive into the forgotten suffering of civilians, prisoners of war, and even the soldiers who carried out horrific acts. Jenny explains how selective historical memory has distorted international relationships, fueled resentment, and quietly influenced modern geopolitics in Asia and beyond. This episode is not about blame.
      It is about truth, memory, and why national security depends on understanding the full human cost of war. Topics include:

      • Unit 731 and biological warfare
      • Human experimentation during WWII
      • Generational trauma and epigenetics
      • The politics of historical memory
      • How war crimes still shape Asia-Pacific relations
      • Why erasing history creates future conflict Some stories are uncomfortable. But forgetting them is far more dangerous.

      https://www.pacificatrocities.org/

      🔍 Sources & Further Reading Unit 731 and Japanese War Crimes
      National WWII Museum

      https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/unit-731 Encyclopaedia Britannica
      https://www.britannica.com/topic/Unit-731 Biological Warfare Programs in WWII
      CDC History of Biowarfare
      https://www.cdc.gov/anthrax/bioterrorism-history/index.html Generational Trauma & Epigenetics
      National Institutes of Health
      https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5977074/ Historical Memory and Geopolitics
      Brookings Institution
      https://www.brookings.edu/articles/how-historical-memory-shapes-foreign-policy/
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      45 min
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