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Show notes for The Atlantic Current, a news/current events podcast with Tull McAdoo and Vince Martin. Two countries, two perspectives, so many great conversations.

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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 21, 2026

    The Atlantic Current, Ep. 72: Trump Part VI, A Fake Comeback Leads To Reality TV (opens the original)

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    The sweeping biography of Donald Trump as cultural figure comes to an end. Trump weathers his collapse by audaciously — and hysterically — creating a brilliant but imaginary comeback. Left outside the business world, Trump is rescued by reality television, which rehabilitates his reputation and leads to a new business model of licensing anything he can. But, by the early 2010s, even that career seems to be at an end. An ignominious appearance on cable television in a show for washed-up, scandal-

  2. Issue · Sep 21, 2026

    Ep. 72: The Biography Of Donald Trump, Part VI: A Fake Comeback Leads To Reality TV (opens the original)

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    The sweeping biography of Donald Trump as cultural figure comes to an end. Trump weathers his collapse by audaciously — and hysterically — creating a brilliant but imaginary comeback. Left outside the business world, Trump is rescued by reality television, which rehabilitates his reputation and leads to a new business model of licensing anything he can.But, by the early 2010s, even that career seems to be at an end. An ignominious appearance on cable television in a show for washed-up, scandal-r

  3. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Ep. 71: Trump Calls For A United Ireland, Hopefully Before AI Kills Us All (opens the original)

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    Donald Trump sends the island of Ireland into an uproar as he calls for a unified Ireland. Is it, as some believe, a coordinated effort to take a shot at a Labour government that won’t cooperate enough overseas? Or, as Vince argues, is it another case of Trump substituting his “common sense” for detailed understanding? Tull and Vince have fun with the visit, while Tull details the promise and peril of what a United Ireland might look like.And with the “actually, AI could kill everyone” risk stor

  4. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Ep. 71: Trump Calls For A United Ireland, Hopefully Before AI Kills Us All (opens the original)

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    Donald Trump sends the island of Ireland into an uproar as he calls for a unified Ireland. Is it, as some believe, a coordinated effort to take a shot at a Labour government that won’t cooperate enough overseas? Or, as Vince argues, is it another case of Trump substituting his “common sense” for detailed understanding? Tull and Vince have fun with the visit, while Tull details the promise and peril of what a United Ireland might look like.And with the “actually, AI could kill everyone” risk stor

  5. Issue · Sep 9, 2026

    The Atlantic Current, Ep. 70: September 11, Then And Now (opens the original)

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    Ahead of the 25th anniversary, Vince and Tull revisit that day. Vince discusses what it was like being in Manhattan as the Twin Towers were hit and fell, while Tull offers his own remembrance from a rural pub in Ireland. The aftermath of the event — particularly when the US veered into Iraq — has colored that day, and Tull asks if Americans have ever fully come to grips with what happened. Vince closes with a heartfelt plea — and a way, to, perhaps to properly honor the victims.Episode Links:App

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