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Have you seen Savageland (2015)?
Yes
No
Haven’t even heard of this movie
In this episode, David Whelan returns to share the second part of his powerful para-athletic journey, diving deep into how endurance fuels purpose and why he’s fighting for change. He opens up about his mission to make activity-specific prosthetics accessible for amputees and his push for insurance reform through the “So Everybody Can Move” initiative. David also talks about advocating for equity in races like Ironman and UTMB(Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc), where para-athletes currently have no path to world champion titles. Through all of it, his focus stays locked on the long game—not just competing, but changing the system for the athletes coming up behind him.
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Savageland is a criminally underrated horror flick. The movie is a kind of mockumentary that is so subtle that when I first started watching it I thought it was real until the very end when my suspension of disbelief was finally tested to its limits. There’s no gore, no blood, no jumpscares. All the terror of the movie stems from a handful of photos that are shown to the viewer in hindsight, giving the film a great payload from very little effort.
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US Marine Veteran Paul Whelan Arrested as Spy in Russia
US Marine Veteran Paul Whelan Arrested as Spy in Russia
Stripes reported that US Marine veteran Paul Whelan, 48, was visiting Russia to attend a wedding of a Marine buddy at an upscale hotel in Moscow. When he didn’t contact his family on the 28th, they knew something was wrong. He was detained last week by Russian domestic security for what they described as a “spy mission.”
Espionage charges in Russia can end with 10 to 20 years in prison. Whelan’s…
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