From China’s manufacturing surge to Venezuela’s oil, from Cold War amnesia to Greenland’s untapped resources—this episode connects the dots. We break down how global supply chains shape military endurance, economic power, and political decision-making, and why nations that lose control of what they need to build and defend themselves rarely stay dominant for long. The discussion spans China’s rise in autos and tech, Taiwan’s role in semiconductor pricing, U.S.–Russia standoffs at sea, America...
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From China’s manufacturing surge to Venezuela’s oil, from Cold War amnesia to Greenland’s untapped resources—this episode connects the dots. We break down how global supply chains shape military endurance, economic power, and political decision-making, and why nations that lose control of what they need to build and defend themselves rarely stay dominant for long. The discussion spans China’s rise in autos and tech, Taiwan’s role in semiconductor pricing, U.S.–Russia standoffs at sea, America...
SpaceX Breaks Records, $250 National Park Pass Announced, FIFA Under Ethics Fire
RANDOM WAYPOINTS PODCAST
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1 month ago
SpaceX Breaks Records, $250 National Park Pass Announced, FIFA Under Ethics Fire
SpaceX just hit a historic milestone—3,000 Starlink satellites launched in a single year, marking one of the most aggressive expansion years in aerospace history. We break down what this means for global connectivity, launch cadence, and the company’s push toward its massive 2026 IPO plans. We also dig into the National Park Service’s newly announced $250 non-resident park pass, a major shake-up coming in 2026 that changes access for millions of visitors every year. And in global sports news,...
RANDOM WAYPOINTS PODCAST
From China’s manufacturing surge to Venezuela’s oil, from Cold War amnesia to Greenland’s untapped resources—this episode connects the dots. We break down how global supply chains shape military endurance, economic power, and political decision-making, and why nations that lose control of what they need to build and defend themselves rarely stay dominant for long. The discussion spans China’s rise in autos and tech, Taiwan’s role in semiconductor pricing, U.S.–Russia standoffs at sea, America...
