Dan Carlin Hardcore History Torrent

Download https://t.co/OhgV5yKs9f



Hardcore History
 is Carlin's forum for exploring topics throughout world history. The focus of each episode varies widely from show to show but they are generally centered on specific historical events and are discussed in a "theater of the mind" style. New episodes are released approximately every four to seven months.[1]


Let me start by saying that I love his work, that I am full aware that he always uses his disclaimer "not a historian, just a fan of history" and that by his output (hours of content on a topic with only months to prepare) there will always be some things which are not 100% accurate.


Do we have any practicing historians or people studying history in this thread who could give some insight into how credible Dan Carlin's history podcast is? I am asking because I noticed more than once that a story of Dan (most often the most outrageous/ interesting stories) that I looked up later were sometimes debunked years ago, urban legends or have a very weak source. Though while listening to his podcast facts and fiction are mixed together without mentioning the credibility of the sources which makes it hard to fully enjoy the content.


The first 10 minutes of it were good, where he talked about his gaming history. Then he had the developer of some WW2 multiplayer FPS (at least that is what I think it was, I stopped caring when they said multiplayer) on and it was really boring. Turned it off halfway through, maybe it got better?


Description: Could militaries separated by ten centuries competeon a battlefield? In this alternative history experiment two armiesthat successfully invaded Britain a millennium apart are matched.Which side would you bet on?



Julian Uzielli: In your book you take us on a bit of a tour of history. You tell stories about ancient genocides, the fall of the Roman empire, the Black Death, all the way up to the present day. What do these moments in history all have in common? 






I do sort of feel like a lot of this has to do with timing and stuff that you have no control over. Not to sound like a sports coach, but it is sort of where timing and preparation meet. I look at that as a way to better understand eras and timing in other situations, and not just in TV and radio which are the obvious analogies, but look all the way back through history and start to wonder how much timing and individual preparation met at a crossroads that allowed something interesting to happen.


This episode focuses on one of the key moments in history of Western Civilization. When Germanic peoples descend from Northern Europe to the heart of Rome, an unlikely marriage of Warlords and Christians takes place. Instead of teachings for turning the other cheek, Christianity becomes a tool in the hands of an ambitious conqueror. This pivotal moment alters the nature of an underdog religion and renders it as a central power in the Western World.



Dan Carlin:
 I am a lifelong history fanatic. Even as a young child I was obsessed with the subject, so it seemed natural to make it my major area of study in college. I graduated the University of Colorado (Boulder) with a B.A. in history and then got into the television news profession (only to find out that "journalism being the first draft of history" was a popular degree amongst "hard" news reporters).


Before doing the HH podcast, I was already doing my other podcast (Common Sense, which debuted in 2005) which focuses on current events and which was akin to the talk radio work I had been doing for about a dozen years prior to moving from terrestrial radio to the internet. I have always used history as a way to provide context and help make sense of things. It was always a large focus of my radio and podcasting discussions even before we started a show specifically dealing with the past.


I tend t

Dan Carlin Hardcore History Torrent

Cale Desai