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The Glumslinger posted:I know that when he was finishing up History of Rome, Duncan was discussing that his next podcast might be a history of the US political parties and their realignments, so New Deal would fit squarely into that project if he ever does that Excited for dinesh vs duncan if the political party stuff comes to pass
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Duncan has talked about his American parties podcast idea for a while, but the German Revolution thing is new.
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Something true is coming back on july 16th, for all of you who enjoy strange stories from the dustbins of history.
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Medieval Death Trip is pretty good.
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Anyone have suggestions for sci-fi/horror or otherwise spooky informational podcasts that aren't about conspiracy theories or murders? Imaginary Worlds would fit into what I'm thinking, but not Astonishing Legends.
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There was something on the same website as inward empire that sounded similiar to that excellent podcast, but was about horror myths, but the name escapes me.
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feedmyleg posted:Anyone have suggestions for sci-fi/horror or otherwise spooky informational podcasts that aren't about conspiracy theories or murders? Imaginary Worlds would fit into what I'm thinking, but not Astonishing Legends. I mean, I'm not sure how deep you're looking, but Lore is the OG for this.
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feedmyleg posted:Anyone have suggestions for sci-fi/horror or otherwise spooky informational podcasts that aren't about conspiracy theories or murders? Imaginary Worlds would fit into what I'm thinking, but not Astonishing Legends. The HP Lovecraft Literary Podcast, they've finished with Lovecraft himself years ago and now do stories from other authors. It's often spooky.
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Grevling posted:The HP Lovecraft Literary Podcast, they've finished with Lovecraft himself years ago and now do stories from other authors. It's often spooky. Seconded. It turned me on to dozens of great authors and is a nice excuse to read at least one short story every week. The Lovecraft episodes are great too but it gets tiresome reading nothing but Lovecraft every week since he has maybe 7 great stories whereas the rest range from good to drivel.
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Grevling posted:The HP Lovecraft Literary Podcast, they've finished with Lovecraft himself years ago and now do stories from other authors. It's often spooky.
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Subscribed to this, great suggestions, thanks! Still trying to sift through the Dark Myths Collective's archived broken site since they appear to be down, though.
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Hiro Protagonist posted:Do you have any recommended episodes? It's been a while since I listened to the older episodes and a lot of the newer ones are patreon exclusive. I'd recommend just looking at episodes and seeing if there's something that looks interesting. There are hundreds of episodes. You don't really have to read the stories beforehand imo if you're strapped for time, they always through the plot. I guess one that I really liked is the three-parter on The Events at Poroth Farm.
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I just finished all of Mike Duncan's public catalogue. Feels bittersweet
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Arrhythmia posted:I just finished all of Mike Duncan's public catalogue. Feels bittersweet He did the reading of his book for Audible if you've missed that somehow
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uPen posted:He did the reading of his book for Audible if you've missed that somehow I already bought a copy.
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Why did none of you idiots tell me there was a new episode of Inward Empire? gently caress!
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Arrhythmia posted:I just finished all of Mike Duncan's public catalogue. Feels bittersweet He did an interview with Chapo's Matt Christman that iirc isn't on any of his sites. A rare Duncan.
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Dikkfor posted:Why did none of you idiots tell me there was a new episode of Inward Empire? It was a few pages back yo
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Mantis42 posted:He did an interview with Chapo's Matt Christman that iirc isn't on any of his sites. A rare Duncan. Already listened to that one too, and I'm not so desperate that I'm going to start listening to his baseball stuff.
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How about his episodes on the 10 american presidents podcast then. http://www.10usp.com/episode2-washington-mike-duncan-answers-your-questions/ http://www.10usp.com/ep3-washington-mike-duncan/ I haven't listened in a long while, but I remember Dan Carlin's episode on Nixon winding up being pretty surprising.
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SlothfulCobra posted:
Which episode was this?
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Dikkfor posted:Why did none of you idiots tell me there was a new episode of Inward Empire? FWIW if you're like me and try to wait until the series is done, this episode ends with Diem solidifying his power in South Vietnam. There's going to be at least one more episode in the series.
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Count Roland posted:Which episode was this? It was the one Dan Carlin did, about Nixon.
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If you're really desperate for more of Duncan, he also pops up as a talking head on Netflix's Roman Empire show. It's pretty jarring the first time it happens!
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Just want to pop in and say 13 Minutes to the Moon is pretty great. BBC podcast about the Moon landing.
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Gonna second the recommendation for the The HP lovecraft literary podcast. Listened to a couple of free episodes on spotify and then signed up to their patreon and have been hella binging on their episodes during night shifts since, this poo poo rules & owns
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Folks, https://twitter.com/mikeduncan/status/1165036751850737664
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It was inevitable, and good.
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interesting and very good. i always remember reading about how he was a liberal type of some sort. https://twitter.com/MarxWazowski/status/1165072794234871808 as someone who was a history major in college, i agree with this response Dapper_Swindler fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Aug 24, 2019 |
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There's only so many times you can read (or listen to) the liberals and the left worked together for reforms, until the liberals had what they wanted and stabbed the left in the back, then the right came back and crushed them, before you see the pattern.
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GodFish posted:There's only so many times you can read (or listen to) the liberals and the left worked together for reforms, until the liberals had what they wanted and stabbed the left in the back, then the right came back and crushed them, before you see the pattern. https://youtu.be/XkY88kvkdvU
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I thought this one was pretty good too https://twitter.com/mikeduncan/status/1165431022877577216
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Vivian Darkbloom posted:I thought this one was pretty good too I'd listen to that.
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Starts writing a history series on revolutions, becoms revolutionary. Welcome comrade.
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I try not to cargo cult Mike Duncan's politics on current events too much from his tweets. It's clear he hates the Right. And he isn't too fond of Obama/Clinton/Trudeau liberalism. But he seems to be very skeptical of Sanders and Corbyn, though the reasons why seems to be all over the place. Sometimes I get the impression he doesn't think they go far enough; but other times his tweets suggest they go too far and are too unpopular to win. So  One recent tweet seems to be pro-Warren, but or maybe it's not.https://twitter.com/mikeduncan/status/1163955388280180736?s=20 Echo Chamber fucked around with this message at 17:24 on Aug 26, 2019 |
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If you pay 2 bucks a month on patreon you can now get age of napoleon without commercials
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coathat posted:If you pay 2 bucks a month on patreon you can now get age of napoleon without commercials I'm not sure I could survive without being told how to save money on my car insurance 3-4 times in an hour.
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Are there any good podcasts about the dark ages, migration age Europe, all that jazz? I’ve always been really interested in the period after the fall of Rome to the tenth century, but it’s hard to find good stuff outside of Wikipedia.
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a fatguy bald spot posted:Are there any good podcasts about the dark ages, migration age Europe, all that jazz? I’ve always been really interested in the period after the fall of Rome to the tenth century, but it’s hard to find good stuff outside of Wikipedia. Fall Of Rome and Tides Of History are quite well-done.
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