No Surrender
2026-07-21 · 39 min · episode 17 · 6 entities
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In 1944-45, as Allied victory in Europe seems all but assured, the fighting in the Pacific intensifies. The U.S. and Japan suffer terrible losses in the Philippines and on Iwo Jima. Roosevelt understands what ordinary Americans are only beginning to realize: in a clash between a nation which demands unconditional surrender and a nation which refuses to surrender, the worst is still to come.
This episode features interviews with (in order of appearance):
Jon Meacham, presidential historian
Robert Citino, senior historian, National WWII Museum
Jonathan Parshall, military historian, US Naval War College
Dan Carlin, podcaster, Hardcore History
A.J. Baime, journalist and author
Bradley Hart, military historian, National WWII Museum
Noriko Kawamura, professor, Washington State University
Christopher Harding, cultural historian, University of Edinburgh
Dr. Rebecca Grant, national security analyst
Anand Toprani, military historian, U.S. Naval War College
Colonel Douglas Douds, professor, US Army War College
Sarada Peri, presidential speechwriter and political analyst
Martin Morgan, military historian and author