I recommend starting with Wrath of the Khans. Dan Carlin's Hardcore History on Apple Podcasts 14 episodes In 'Hardcore History' journalist and broadcaster Dan Carlin takes his 'Martian', unorthodox way of thinking and applies it to the past.
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He also has series for sale that cover the fall of the Roman republic, the Punic Wars, the German-Russian fight in World War II, and many others. The two big series are Wrath of the Khans, a year by year account of the conquest of Genghis Khan and the generations that followed him…and Blueprint for Armageddon, a retelling of the colossal tragedy that was World War I. My Recommendationĭan Carlin has over 56 podcast episodes to choose from, with 14 of them free on iTunes and his website. And if my word isn’t good enough, Hardcore History is the #1 ranked History podcast and the #6 podcast across all categories in iTunes. Whether you’re studying history or just looking to get lost in a story, Hardcore History is a fantastic option. Blueprint for Armageddon Leave a Comment / By haonowshaokao / JIf you’re looking for coverage of the First World War in podcast form then the obvious first stopping point is the Blueprint For Armageddon series of Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History podcast, and since I’ve listened to the whole thing, twice, I should really write. He explores the details that typically get left out and in doing so, transports history into the present day perspective. He’ll admit that he’s not an historian, but instead coalesces the prominent historical writing and assess its validity and logic. History, however, is the never-ending repository of real-life lessons that we should repeatedly visit.ĭan Carlin brings those lessons into vivid clarity through detailed retelling, thorough research, and heartfelt enthusiasm. Stream songs including 'Episode 50 - Blueprint for Armageddon I'. I’m interested in history, but I get pulled away from it. Listen to Episode 50 - Blueprint for Armageddon I by Dan Carlin on Apple Music. Sometimes I focus too much of my reading on topics that break new ground or dive into lofty concepts.
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I’ll concede that I often forget how important history is to personal and professional development. I finally succumbed to the pressure last week and skeptically began the five-part series, The Wrath of the Khans… and I’ve listened to nothing else since. I admit it…I’ve officially converted and am now a staunch, overt, unapologetic Dan Carlin fan.
People from separate circles and professions brought it up as a “must-listen-to.” I even subscribed a few months ago but never got around to beginning any of the multi-hour episodes. For the last year, friends and colleagues have recommended that I listen to Dan Carlin’s podcast, Hardcore History.
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