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Oh actually it looks like he shut his forums down due to a surplus of assholes.
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probably a lot of History Dads and Dudes In Military Jackets Who Are Really Really Into World War Two But Hey They're Definitely Not Nazis, Man! also great project, really loving Hardcore Prophecy.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvkFkJolsWA
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Interesting, but so, so deep into history dad territory.
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Oct 19, 2017 12:20
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Eh, that's not a bad thing. I'd listen to more Dan Carlin's History Dad Hour.
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I mean, Dan Carlin pretty much is history dad territory (which sucks). The respite is when it's not about WORLD WAR 2 or just SOME WAR, like that great German medieval ep.
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I'm really liking tides of history though the amount of ads are a bit excessive.
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Lawman 0 posted:I'm really liking tides of history though the amount of ads are a bit excessive. hadn't heard about this, first ep sounds cool
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mike12345 posted:hadn't heard about this, first ep sounds cool He did another podcast about the fall of Rome if you want to hear more of his stuff
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It's basically the same podcast. You should listen to fall of rome first seeing as it's only like 15 episodes.
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I've listened to a couple more episodes of tides, but I don't understand/like his way of structuring the show. He argues it's like having tv shows side by side, but why even make it that way? Just release the first show, then the second. Or split it into separate rss feeds. Even considering that, the rise of the state starts, interesting episode, then it's two episodes on byzantine, then - apparently going back to the rise of the state show - two episodes on military history. Even skipping the byzantine episodes, the transition to military history from a cultural history episode - eh. Really don't like it.
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mike12345 posted:I've listened to a couple more episodes of tides, but I don't understand/like his way of structuring the show. He argues it's like having tv shows side by side, but why even make it that way? Just release the first show, then the second. Or split it into separate rss feeds. Even considering that, the rise of the state starts, interesting episode, then it's two episodes on byzantine, then - apparently going back to the rise of the state show - two episodes on military history. Even skipping the byzantine episodes, the transition to military history from a cultural history episode - eh. Really don't like it. I think that it's supposed to help keep him interested so he isn't diving into so much of one centuries materiel constantly. It really is too bad, the info is fantastic but the lovely sound effects, the constant ads, and the schedule really drags the show down.
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Oct 29, 2017 11:55
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Dan Carlin did a Google Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zgctx6nmCw
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I just listened to Carlin’s most recent Common Sense episode. Sounds like the current political environment has really taken his toll on him. He says Common Sense isn’t going to be coming out very frequently anymore though it isn’t being cancelled. He also announced that he plans to start an new history podcast that is separate from Hardcore History (but not replacing it). Should be shorter and more frequently releases with more things like interviews.
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Hazborgufen posted:I just listened to Carlin’s most recent Common Sense episode. Sounds like the current political environment has really taken his toll on him. He says Common Sense isn’t going to be coming out very frequently anymore though it isn’t being cancelled.
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Gaius Marius posted:Somehow I doubt that it'll pan out that way.
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Hazborgufen posted:I just listened to Carlin’s most recent Common Sense episode. Sounds like the current political environment has really taken his toll on him. He talks about that in this google talk. Apparently we're so far into retarded uncharted waters that he feels as much as a novice as anyone else and doesn't feel like he has anything meaningful insight to contribute in the realm of modern politics Also that google talk was alright
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Any suggestions for podcasts that have the same general vibe as No Such Thing As A Fish? Light, fun, casual, and the ratio of comedy to information is in the latter's favor?
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Bohemian Nights posted:He talks about that in this google talk. Apparently we're so far into retarded uncharted waters that he feels as much as a novice as anyone else and doesn't feel like he has anything meaningful insight to contribute in the realm of modern politics I really liked the google talk. Carlin is a hell of a talker.
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stealie72 posted:Fairly sure he's promised that more than once in the past decade. He tried with the weird blitz episodes, but guy loves longform. I listened to his entire HH back catalogue last year, and I think it was about the fifth episode in where he started by saying "yeah, this took too long, I'll try and find some ways of getting content out quicker".
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Oct 30, 2017 18:28
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I've got no sympathy for Carlin. He was peddling that both sides false equivalency South Park bullshit that paved the way to the hell we're in. Full complicity.
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Punkin Spunkin posted:I've got no sympathy for Carlin. He was peddling that both sides false equivalency South Park bullshit that paved the way to the hell we're in. Full complicity. Goddamn, I cant believe Dan Carlin is to blame for the rise of Donald Trump. How come nobody is talking about this?!
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white fragility is gonna kill me one day
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I think it's reasonable to say that both parties are the same in that they both support and perpetuate the inequalities in our society. They both love capitalism and finance. The Democrats are certainly the lesser of two evils, and infinitely preferable to the mad death cult that is the Republican party. But they aren't willing to address any serious, systemic issues. Even Barack Obama's response to Black Lives Matter was to speak in support of them and do nothing and ignore them after that.
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Punkin Spunkin posted:I've got no sympathy for Carlin. He was peddling that both sides false equivalency South Park bullshit that paved the way to the hell we're in. Full complicity. Punkin Spunkin posted:white fragility is gonna kill me one day Ideological rigidity, rush to hyperbole, and a pathological need to frame everything in terms of race. It's no wonder you don't like Carlin since one of his podcasts is dedicated almost entirely to arguing against your type of discourse.
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Trogilus posted:Ideological rigidity, rush to hyperbole, and a pathological need to frame everything in terms of race. It's no wonder you don't like Carlin since one of his podcasts is dedicated almost entirely to arguing against your type of discourse. Let me tell you a little something about american history... all of it
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Trogilus posted:Ideological rigidity, rush to hyperbole, and a pathological need to frame everything in terms of race. It's no wonder you don't like Carlin since one of his podcasts is dedicated almost entirely to arguing against your type of discourse. Wow I am glad I avoid CS as that sounds awful. I also assume it took six hours?
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Trogilus posted:Ideological rigidity, rush to hyperbole, and a pathological need to frame everything in terms of race. It's no wonder you don't like Carlin since one of his podcasts is dedicated almost entirely to arguing against your type of discourse. Your not doing Carlin any favours here.
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I like Carlin a lot but domestic US politics outside of election season is boring as gently caress, so why anyone would want to listen to common sense in the first place is beyond me e: though I suppose if you're unfortunate enough to be american you might feel differently Bohemian Nights fucked around with this message at 13:59 on Oct 31, 2017 |
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Bohemian Nights posted:I like Carlin a lot but domestic US politics outside of election season is boring as gently caress, so why anyone would want to listen to common sense in the first place is beyond me It's like trainspotting (the hobby, not the movie), but in slow motion and they collide into each other and occasionally you're on the tracks.
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GrandpaPants posted:It's like trainspotting (the hobby, not the movie), but in slow motion and they collide into each other and occasionally you're on the tracks. Spot on.
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CharlestheHammer posted:Wow I am glad I avoid CS as that sounds awful. CharlestheHammer posted:Wow I am glad I avoid CS as that sounds awful. “Ideological rigidity, rush to hyperbole, and a pathological need to frame everything in terms of race.” Are you saying you like the above things? Because Carlin’s podcast doesn’t do that.
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Hazborgufen posted:“Ideological rigidity, rush to hyperbole, and a pathological need to frame everything in terms of race.” The first two are empty talking points and the last thing is literally the framing of all things American politics. So kind of? Like anything that downplays the importance of race in American politics is by default trash.
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Mike Duncan's book is officially out, and he outdid his preorder target, so this might be the End of the Beginning of the End of the Roman Republic plugs on Revolutions! 
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CharlestheHammer posted:The first two are empty talking points and the last thing is literally the framing of all things American politics. Lol yeah it'd be like someone complaining "And why do all these discussions about Northern Irish politics keep talking about religion?".
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Oct 31, 2017 20:41
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Goon Danton posted:Mike Duncan's book is officially out, and he outdid his preorder target, so this might be the End of the Beginning of the End of the Roman Republic plugs on Revolutions! Thank god
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Oct 31, 2017 20:43
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Goon Danton posted:Mike Duncan's book is officially out, and he outdid his preorder target, so this might be the End of the Beginning of the End of the Roman Republic plugs on Revolutions! I wish Mike Duncan would do all history, forever.
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Not quite all of it! He made a joke on twitter that history ended in 1914, and everything after that is current events. He seems to have deleted it though.
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Goon Danton posted:Not quite all of it! He made a joke on twitter that history ended in 1914, and everything after that is current events. He seems to have deleted it though. When he's done with history he can move onto the news, I won't mind.
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