The Phoenix Program: PART ONE - ORIGINS
From History of Philosophy Audio Archive by William Engels
March 11, 2026 · 57 min
About this episode
This episode explores the origins of the Phoenix Program, detailing its controversial aspects related to warfare and torture.
ADVISORY - Contains explicit description of warfare, killing, torture, and mutilation. FULL EPISODE DESCRIPTION ON PATREON Music by Anapse.
People in this episode
Host: William Engels
Topics covered
- warfare
- torture
- military programs
- Vietnam War
- historical analysis
Keywords
- Phoenix Program
- warfare
- torture
- military history
- Vietnam War
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Anapse
Books & works: The Phoenix Program
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