This podcast episode explores three interconnected topics: the US Army’s shift towards high-intensity warfare, the booming private tutoring industry in Asia fueled by societal pressures, and the impact of Lebanese writer Elias Khoury on the Palestinian narrative. General Randy George shares insights on military transformations, while discussions about private tutoring shine a light on the anxieties families face in an increasingly competitive education landscape. Finally, a heartfelt tribute to Khoury emphasizes his literary legacy and the ongoing challenges in his homeland, revealing the intricate links between conflict, identity, and resilience in today's world.
