What do I listen to now?

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History

>>2700158
Oh ok

Thank you

Also we can refit this thread to be a general podcast recommendation thread

>>2700158
>Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
Nooooope. Probably the worst history podcast out there.

>>2700121
maybe Revolutions

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>"Goodbye, this has been the History of Rome"

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"Hello. And welcome to the history of Rome."

Wait, so is there a consensus here that something widely regarded as good by normies kinda into the subject (the history of Rome) is actually good?

Shit, it must be amazing.

What was your favorite arcs?

mines was the early republican period
late republican and Illyrian arcs are runner ups

>>2700330
Why?

>>2700121
Askhistorians podcast

>>2700390
I liked the early / middle empire arcs.

>>2700395
>/his/ will still deny the reddit invasion

>>2700547
>being so pathetic you cling to fucking website nationalism instead of judging something by its own merits

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>>2700561

I wager they have some loose criteria of what constitues a "historian" on leddit, so no I'll keep to my other pods

>>2700330

Hardcore History varies by the episode desu. I thought Carlin's analysis and story telling about the Spanish-American War was awesome

Martyrmade podcast

Where can you listen to this?

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>>2700561
>mfw redditors claim any preference for a website is now "nationalism"

What isn't nationalism to you fucks? Am I nationalistic for liking the color orange

>>2700647
chauvinism is more accurate but less funny

>>2700330
>this is bad
>gives no reasons why
Off yourself

>>2700571
The podcasts are all made by professionals and grad students. Most other history pods are just folks with a BA who read a lot of pop history.

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>>2700654
It's not even chauvinism. It's having a preference. I'm not being prejudiced for shit by claiming 4chan > Reddit, anymore than I am for claiming orange > blue.

I don't understand this mindless need by you cretins to label every opinion under another -ism. It's like you can't accept basic differences in human opinion forming tendencies.

Same dude has a podcast for the Byzantines

>>2700666
Wow you're easily triggered.

The original post wasn't about having a preference, it was about shitting on something just because it's related to reddit in some way like one of Pavlov's dogs.

>>2700571
>I wager they have some loose criteria of what constitues a "historian" on leddit
You're thinking of /his/

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>>2700674
>I don't have arguments and instead will resort to the 2017 generic variant of "u mad"

It was one off hand greentext that you went off on an asshurt tangent about. Six words. Learn to accept people's preferences instead of throwing a tard fit and then trying to back-justify that tard fit with BS, anon.

>>2700571
You're on fucking /his/

>>2700692
Writing off a podcast because it's attached to a website you don't like isn't a preference, it's a knee-jerk assumption

>>2700692
The only one on an asshurt tangent is you, go re-read your posts.

>>2700724
>>2700710
Redditors with no arguments shouldn't be allowed to post on /his/. If your home is so great, go back to it.

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>>2700726

>>2700726
I said the Askhistorians podcast was good and you got triggered. Why are you getting so worked up over my suggestion?

>>2700726
Your own argument is literally just "reddit", fuck out of here

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The Great Courses desu

Just pirate em. They are really well done, particularly those done by Kenneth Harl. Here's a ranking of the ones I've listened to:
Alexander and the Macedonian Empire > The World of Byzantium > Rome and the Barbarians > The Crusades > The Rise and Fall of the British Empire

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>>2700745
>>2700741
>>2700732
Is this the reddit general? I'm sorry I triggered all of you for reminding this is 4chan, fuck off.

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>>2700121
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History.

>>2700121
I listened first to "Revolutions" and I'm now with this one. Holy shit what a fucking amazing trip. I want this ride to never end.

>>2700641
I listen to it (and Revolutions) on Spotify.

>>2700390
From Marius to the beginning of the Empire. I think of it now and holy shit.

>>2700369
I have no idea about the History of Rome, but I find this just amazing. "Revolutions" is great as well.

The guy has a gift for this.

>>2700121
Half-Hour Hegel