I have been listening to a podcast about the revolutions from

>>1943288
Is it Revoltions? Mike Duncan is based AF.

>>1943291
Lesser bonapartes is a pretty good one too

>>1943291
yea it is revolutions. Loved the roman history podcast and revolutions is just as good.

>>1943292
I'll have to check this one out. I drive an hour each way to get to school everyday so podcasts are my lifeblood.

>>1943288
Brazil is Hispanic, they are Spanish speakers.

>>1943401
Brazil are most definitely not hispanic

>>1943291
>listen to Revolutions
>"This is pretty cool"
>French revolution time
>54 episodes
>"Why is my dick so hard?"
Honestly, it has more drama and TWEESTS than Game of Thrones.

>>1943897
French Revolution is good up to the Thermidorian Reaction. I can understand why he'd want to end it at 18 Brumaire but everything inbetween the Reaction and the Coup is kind of a slog. Out of what he's done so far I'm putting my most to least favorites as:

>Haitian Revolution
>French Revolution up to Thermidor
>Spanish America Revolution
>American Revolution
>French Revolution after Thermidor
>English Revolution

>>1943922
I think post Thermidor is a slog because his wife was pregnant with another child so he had to cut some juicy parts out, but the conspiracy of equals and Napoleon's romp in Egypt was pretty dope.

100 yo solitude

>>1943929
English Revolution is legitimately very boring though. I can't help but find a lot of English history to be that way. It SHOULD be interesting but something about it never grabs me.

Prince Rupert being the exception. That nigga's cool as fuck.

Independency from Spain was a mistake

>>1947109
how so
Spain was a cluster fuck at the time

>>1947112
>was

>>1947109
lol no, Spain didn´t allow trade and commerce and its retarded caste system is the source of every latin american problem

Guns, Germs, and Steel