I think this and Ghosts of the Östfront were the series that stuck with me most. If i was going for a single episode, i think Prophets of Doom has my favourite story, but arguably the least good storytelling.
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Wrath of the Khans is probably my favorite overall, as it was an aspect of history I knew very little about going into the episode. I’ve listened to the entire series twice.
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Have you been following any of the recent craziness that started when the Liver King got arrested for his threats toward Rogan?
Maybe that’s already being discussed on a different thread.
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Not really, but I saw a short clip of His Majesty crawling around like he’s on drugs and challenging Joe Rogan to a fight.
It wouldn’t be much of a fight, but I would pay $10 to watch it.
Internet shenanigans like that are part of what makes the whole podcasting world interesting to me. No rules means a lot of people get to say wild stuff that you never saw on TV in the 80s or 90s.
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Definitely.
I think most would like Twilight of Aesir as well. A good intro to a non romanticized account of viking history.
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I think it’s hilarious how this thread instantly became a bunch of dudes agreeing that Hardcore History is great.
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I love it though! If the people I like are all recommending the same podcasts, then it’s a good sign I’ve been missing out.