Do you have any podcasts you like that aren't "two

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>>3353205

DAVID LYNCH NEVER DISAPPOINTS WITH HIS ENDINGS; THE ENDING TO "TWIN PEAKS" WAS BEAUTIFULLY BLEAK.

>>3353205
https://thehistoryofengland.co.uk/podcasts/

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>>3353261
Hey Rey, did you take aesthetic inspo from Twin Peaks for your Mundus Millennialis?

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http://www.dancarlin.com/hardcore-history-series/ the guy is not a historian though, but he does manage to speak in an interesting, although shouty way

history of Rome by Mike Duncan is classic podcast which I marathon through at least once a year
it starts out a little shaky but gets SO FUCKING GOOD

https://entitledopinions.stanford.edu/

Ottoman History podcast is literally the best academic podcast out there.
Covers a huge range of topics in the Middle East, Africa and Europe. Some eps are a bit dry, but there's such a variety you'd be hard pressed not to find stuff worth listening to.

>>3354408
Surely once or twice is enough?

In Our Time is pretty good, if you can handle the occasional argument and Melvyn Bragg's unwavering insistence that they are running short on time

"From Yao to Mao: 5000 Years of Chinese History" is an absolute must listen if you want a podcast on Chinese history.
It's done by a professor who has a P.hD in East asian History and languages from Harvard. Also studied Modern Chinese in Beijing.

Eugh, every suggestion has been history.
I am more interested in psychology, neuroscience, mythology, religion, zoology, ethology, and philosophy (focus on metaphysics, ethics, epistemology, stoicism, asceticism, aquinas).

Would be killer to find good lectures on Jung.

>>3355988
partially examined life

>>3356029
Already have that. It's more "3 dudes talking" than "single person giving a lecture" although it's not BAD. I'm just looking for other things.

I think I might just be looking for lectures that I can download easily/not have to rip from youtube/are complete series.

>>3354407
This guy is so fkn good, check him out OP

>>3356305
I DONT CARE ABOUT HISTORY IM SORRY

>>3356335
UNDERSTANDABLE HAVE A NICE DAY

>>3356354
YOU TOO, THANKS

The Jocko podcast is pretty good when he's covering a book.

Macro Musings if you like in depth economic discussions.

The American Interest if you want analysis of current events.

>>3354883
Thanks bro!

>>3353205
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Hg54SCNIHrP7xaoDrw9xrFTekQZ_Eg6N175s8ywl1ng/edit#gid=2078222108

>>3356079
The Teaching Company's Great Courses are not especially hard to get a hold of.

>>3353205
Hardcore History is excellent. The WW1 series is amazing although it is 20+ hours long,

The Drunken Peasants is pretty good for analysis of current events, definitely /his/ approved.

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>>3353205
Hardcore History - Many people have already mentioned it.

The History of Rome - It's a podcast that goes through the history of the Rome up untill the fall of the WRE. It's the podcast I've ever listened to alltough it starts off a bit unpolished. When you get to Pyrrhus of Epirus is when the podcast starts to shine imo.

Revolutions - A podcast, by the same guy that made The History of Rome, that goes through various revolutions in depth. The revolutions he have gone through are, IIRC: The English Civil War, The French Revolution, The American Revolution, The Haitian revolution and Simon Bolivar's.

The History of Byzantium - A continuation of The History of Rome which takes off after the fall of the WRE. It's made by another guy who however tries to shape it after the finished History of Rome-podcast. The really great thing that this podcast does is that it takes a couple of episodes at the end of every century and explains the changes that have been made to the roman society and its neighbors.

History on Fire - Similar to the Hardcore History-podcast in the sense that it consists of (series of) episodes who focus on a particular happenings in history. He just finished a four-part series on the Spanish conquest of the Azteks which I really appreciated. He have also done a couple of episodes on the roman Servile Wars and one on Ötzi.

The Ancient World - A podcast about ancient times (Beginning of civilsation to the end of the achaemenid empire IIRC) with the focus on MENA. The podcast gave me an interest in a period I previously had no interest in what so ever. The episodes about the Assyrian Empires were the best imo.

http://revisionisthistory.com/seasons?selected=season-1

Sure, revisionism is a bit of a bad word here although in the context of this project it makes for some nice discussion.

>>3353205
>"two dudes hanging out talking shit and cracking jokes lol!"

but I like the dallop

>>3357315
>just a couple of losers sitting around doing drugs and making lowbrow snarky liberal jokes