• Reflections on 20 years since September 11

  • Sep 25 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 12 mins
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Reflections on 20 years since September 11

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  • Mel and Simon reflect on what has happened in the 20 years since September 11, the significance of the event on the world, and the repercussions that we are seeing to this day because of the events of that day.

    We also discuss the United States military's bungled withdrawal from Afghanistan, an update on our COVID-19 vaccinations, and the effects of Australia's state border closures.

    Plus we have a business update, as we have created a media production company, Media Chronicles, which now produces an Italian football podcast called Serie A Chronicles, hosted by well known British football journalists.

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