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Yup. Plenty of good history podcasts, for example

• nytesky 7y ago
  What are the good history podcasts? Most seem still like two guys chatting and oh here’s some facts from the past
  • ghaff 7y ago
    I don't know what you're looking for but Dan Carlin's Hardcore History is excellent for a very long form podcast.
  • heymijo 7y ago
    Three I like: The History of Rome in 179+ podcasts. Done in increments of 12-20 minutes. Great for short commutes. Dan Carlin's Hardcore History as mentioned by ghaff, but yes, it's extremely long form. Tides of History - different topics and somewhere between 45 - 60 minutes.
  • namarie 7y ago
    The Revolutions podcast is great. History of philosophy without any gaps if you're into philosophy. From Wittenberg to Westphalia; History of the Papacy podcast; History of China podcast. I'm not a fan of Hardcore History - it seems more about the drama and theatricality of Carlin's own voince than about the historical content.
    • clydethefrog 7y ago
      /r/badhistory agrees. https://old.reddit.com/r/badhistory/comments/6swvvq/opinion_of_this_sub_on_dan_carlins_hardcore/ https://old.reddit.com/r/badhistory/comments/6swvvq/opinion_...