PSA: New Hardcore History Episode recently dropped
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Haha, true!
He starts out every show apologizing for not pushing out more content and then mentioning he is swamped with research. That is more commonly heard on his Common Sense and Addendum podcasts though.
He starts out every show apologizing for not pushing out more content and then mentioning he is swamped with research. That is more commonly heard on his Common Sense and Addendum podcasts though.
It's on my list. I just restarted Blueprint for Armageddon - as current events got me thinking about major European conflicts
He updates Addendum semi regularly. I haven’t listened to Common Sense but I’ll give it a shot.
I can’t imagine the amount of research that goes into his shows. The WW2 Japan series was insanely long and detailed.
Common Sense is excellent- it is his take on current events and he speaks from both a pragmatic perspective as well as a personal libertarian perspective.
Another gripping, fascinating (though often disturbing) episode. This guy is in a league of his own when it comes to podcasts.
Agree. I was excited that I had an upcoming business trip that involves a 3-hour drive. Listened to a lot of it on the drive. Very well done. If you want some reading that is related, but not exactly the same, I recommend:
1) "Barracoon: The Story of the Last 'Black Cargo'" Zora Neal Hurston - NOTE: If you've ever noticed Africatown at the base of the bridge that crosses Mobile Bay north of the tunnel, you will know why it is called that.
2) 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus by Charles C. Mann
Both are very good reads.
1) "Barracoon: The Story of the Last 'Black Cargo'" Zora Neal Hurston - NOTE: If you've ever noticed Africatown at the base of the bridge that crosses Mobile Bay north of the tunnel, you will know why it is called that.
2) 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus by Charles C. Mann
Both are very good reads.
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That one for me was the most enlightening... how WWI was just this clash of the old world vs the new world... How much technology came into play... The first real use of weapons of mass destruction... It was the most intriguing.
I think he referenced this picture, talking about a soldier on horseback with a lance and a gas mask encapsulating the shift in military technology over this time period:
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