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Revolution, War, Love and Rock'n'Roll, Nicaragua, Afghanistan - Bill Gentile | Unorthodox Views 003

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Please subscribe, like and share this podcast, if you want to see more interviews with fascinating people. In this conversation, *Bill Gentile* and I discuss war, masculinity, and the tragedy of revolution. Bill is a veteran foreign correspondent who covered many conflicts in Latin America and Asia. His amazing book "Wait for Me. True Stories of War, Love and Rock & Roll" can be purchased on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Wait-Me-True-Stories-Love/dp/B0B4851KWM My name is *Dr. Krzysztof Pietroszek* and you are watching *Unorthodox Views* podcast available on Youtube, Spotify and X. You can also support me on Patreon and follow me on X. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/UnorthodoxViews My personal X profile: https://x.com/@holoprof *Unorthodox Views YouTube playlist:* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9BSsKAfA8k&list=PLJDjQDoIGJu8u0-wsZfM9ZQBlf5XOEIzI *Unorthodox Views on X:* x.com/@viewsunorthodox *Unorthodox Views Spotify playlist:* https://open.spotify.com/show/5yiTKGNc5kdoYDwtNCfwj3?si=tXR05JuuSwib2Huq9sm57A *Chapters:* 00:00 - Introduction 00:58 - The Death of Journalists Worldwide 04:20 - Revolution in Nicaragua 20:15 - People Don't Care Any More 31:05 - Shining Path in Peru 42:40 - Trauma of War 46:50 - Ideological Brainwash 52:45 - Is War Needed to Grow Up 56:30 - Is Journalism Dead? 1:13:00 - KGB and CIA 1:22:30 - Cuba 1:33:30 - Afghanistan 1:42:00 - Henry Kissinger 1:43:00 - Journalism is a Calling *Description:* Dive into this captivating conversation with award-winning foreign correspondent and documentary filmmaker, Bill Gentile. From covering the turbulent Contra War in Nicaragua to witnessing the harrowing realities of El Salvador and Afghanistan, Bill shares riveting firsthand experiences that shed light on journalism’s role in exposing truths, safeguarding democracy, and championing press freedom. Listen in as he discusses encounters with government agents, the psychological toll of covering conflict zones, and the evolving landscape of media. Whether you’re a history buff, aspiring journalist, or simply curious about untold global stories, this interview offers deep insights into the power and responsibility of journalism. #ForeignCorrespondent #DocumentaryFilmmaker #Photojournalism #BillGentile #NicaraguaConflict #ElSalvadorWar #PressFreedom #WarStories #InvestigativeJournalism #CentralAmericaHistory #InternationalReporting #GlobalAffairs

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