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Episode 33: Chocolate Knox Interview: Are men thinking about the Roman Empire, and if so, why?
Broadcasting from the sprawling G3 Conference, Zach catches up with David Shannon (better known as Chocolate Knox) for a rambling discussion on just how much the Roman Empire touches the daily lives of modern Americans. Do most men think of the Romans at least once a day? Should they? And how much do we overlay our own modern experience over the lives of the ancients, reverse engineering both the good and bad into our own lives? Join the discussion! Connect With Us» The Green Dragon Tavern Show is a project of The Sentinel: www.republicsentinel.comAbout the Green Dragon Tavern Show“Talking a little treason.” Veteran political operative Zach Lautenschlager and retired MLB pitcher Dennis Sarfate bring breaking news and inside commentary on American culture, politics and business. The Green Dragon Tavern is where Paul Revere and the Sons of Liberty gathered in Boston during the American Revolution. “Let us go to the Green Dragon and talk a little treason,” Founding Father Samuel Adams would say, tongue in cheek, according to legend. Today, the Green Dragon Tavern Show is where free men and women gather in defense of freedom.