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What does /his/ think of Hardcore Histories? I recently discovered it and heard a couple of Dan's shows, and I really liked them.
Nevertheless, I just made my way through some of the older episodes and they just seem haphazard or insane. As in, I kinda feel like I could've done better with no preparation. Besides that what really made me lose respect for him was when he started talking about X-history and aliens influencing our politics, crap like that, he really sounds like Alex Jones there.
Is he salvageable, as long as I don't pay attention to his older shows or listen to anything related to aliens, or is he a massive waste of time?
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its alright if you just take it as entertainment. if listen to them to be informed, you are doing yourself a disservice.
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Very comfy episodes. Can't think of any other podcast that can compare.
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He gets so much wrong, and inserts so much of his own 21st centural liberal ideology into places it doesnt make sense. He's not very astute or insightful ( or even very well read, he mostly just receruits help from others to write for him), but I admire the effort he puts in.
Listen to Great Courses lectures instead. Yes, they are easily pirated.
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why is the logo some guy with mazinger z facepaint?
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>>2949688
OP here, "the history of rome" podcast by Mike Duncan is MUCH better researched and seems to be fairly unbiased.
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>>2949696
what are some of the most glaring flaws from your point of view?
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>>2949696
>Dan Carlin
>liberal ideology
literally what
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>>2950023
Indeed that is another good podcast, but it's only about the Roman Empire, what I meant was that I haven't found any podcasts like Hardcore History that focuses on different events, does series, several hour long shows.
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