Dan Carlin's Harcore History

>>863058
Hi redd!t.

>>863072
>anything I don't like is reddit

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My drive back home from school is seven and a half hours. Always difficult to hold off listening to his new shows before the next break.

>>863090
Reddit incarnate

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>>863096
I actually prefer the sophistication of 9gag my good sir. *tips fedora*

>>863078
Don't be mad cancer.

>>863072
What's a redd!t? Google yields no results.

tybd

>>863090
I long for the days where I need to journey alone, so I can give all my focus to the podcast jew

I'd rather just read books.

>>863287
I would rather read from stone tablets written with sheeps blood. It's the only way to ensure the information is pure. The newer the technology, the worse the information.

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>>863058
>episode isn't sponsored by audible

>>863058
Listening to this tonight

>Dan Carlin
>Not 'In our time'


end yourselves

>>863299

I mean for the accuracy and more information.

>>863891
This tbqh.
In Our Time might suffer a bit for the short broadcast length but at least it isn't dumbed down 2kewl shit from a guy that frequently shits the bed with absurd conjectures, who you know people will lap up every word of despite reminding the listener several times an episode that he isn't a historian.

>>863058
Wow, it only took him half a year this time.

>>863299
I read the endtrails of my sheep. Accurate word of the Gods.

how is it?

>>863891
>stuffy old winos
no thanks

25 minutes into the last hour and it's just been one long digression since the 3:16 mark. The rest was okay.