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The Trilateral Troika

The Trilateral Troika

By: Steve Steve Ryan
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Disclaimer: We are three inebriated dudes(mostly) talking about history(mostly). This is neither a classroom, nor are we professional comedians. We may make a mistake or two, and many more bad jokes, but it's all for fun. Enjoy, or don't - we'll be here anyway. Cheers.

PS: Hulk Hogan was a racist, lying, anti-union douchebag who happened to be a former superhero for children. PPS: Ayn Rand is not a philosopher, she's a welfare queen.

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Episodes
  • Richard John Bingham, Lord Lucan - Part 1

    Richard John Bingham, Lord Lucan - Part 1
    Jan 2 2026

    HAPPY NEW YEAR!

    I forgot to post last week's episode, so you get a DOUBLE FEATURE.

    After learning about Kwanzaa, let's learn about a gambling royal whackadoo. This week the Troika begins their multi-party foray into Lord Lucan himself, Richard John Bingham. While Ryan and the Other Steve bitch about Poker being chance vs. skill, Steve tells the tale of gambling and wealth. Enjoy!
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    58 mins
  • Maulana Karenga

    Maulana Karenga
    Jan 2 2026

    This week we discuss the esteemed Maulana Karenga and his creation of a holiday, Kwanzaa. We also discuss Lent, high school and the great bastion of opportunistic capitalism, Hallmark.

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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • Yamashita's Gold

    Yamashita's Gold
    Dec 5 2025

    This week on the Troika we discuss Yamashita's Gold, a legend about stolen gold and the people who might have it, had it, or still live off of having it today. We also discuss various other topics, that's all I got this week because I have an awful cold. YAMASHITA'S COLD.

    Enjoy?!
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    1 hr and 2 mins
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