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For those along the lines of "History of Rome," I would recommend Dan Carlin's Hardcore History (which has a 3 part series on the Fall of the Roman Empire (whic
by salemh 16y ago
For those along the lines of "History of Rome," I would recommend Dan Carlin's Hardcore History (which has a 3 part series on the Fall of the Roman Empire (which goes back several hundred years). He also has a 4 part series on the Eastern Front of WWII, "Toughness" in generations in History, and many other interesting podcasts.
He is very engaging and informed (he was / is an investigative journalist and a history buff, taking from multiple sources and citing biases or clashes with alternative sources.)
http://www.dancarlin.com/disp.php/hharchive http://www.dancarlin.com/disp.php/hharchive
He has a separate podcast "Common Sense" for politics.
Phil Windley (of Kynetx, local to UT) has diverse tech podcasts: http://www.windley.com/ http://www.windley.com/