Reply With QuoteThanks for sharing.
I've listened to several podcasts so far.
Highly recommended.
I also recommend China History Podcast by Lazlo Montgomery. His narration makes it easy for common folk to understand Chinese history.
Thanks for sharing.
I've listened to several podcasts so far.
Highly recommended.
I also recommend China History Podcast by Lazlo Montgomery. His narration makes it easy for common folk to understand Chinese history.
Thanks. Heres a link for anyone interested.
http://chinahistorypodcast.com/
Listen to this podcast.
It starts out quite amateur, but the guy hits his stride around episode 25 and by the end, I find myself enthralled, counting the minutes left in each episode. Perfect for a commute.
No fancy voices or artsy musing, his super dry humor and matter of fact "whaddaya gonna do?" approach to Roman history really struck a chord with me.
Highly recommended, four stars, much better than CATS.
great find and info
check out Robert Byrd's lectures on Rome on youtube... very interesting insight and historical points of view.
Anyone got more (good) podcasts about history?
Thanks, I'll check it out. I love Roman history. It's crazy sh*t.
12 Byzantine Rulers
BBC History Extra podcast
Pritzker Military Library Lectures
Christian History Podcast by Maxie Burch (A bit theological but not preachy)
If you haven't already, check out Dan Carlin, a bit closer to entertainment than history, he nonetheless makes some really interesting podcasts.Originally Posted by Tyon
Thanks for the recs guys.
Have been listening to the History of Rome podcast ever since i read this thread.
Its simply awesome. Thank you very much again.
Its also so long that i didnt had any time for another podcast.
I just listen to the last episode two weeks ago, I feel like I lost a friend
I know what you mean kitatatsumi. So iam done with the History of Rome. God i feel bad.
Never would have thought that a podcast could entertain or teach me something.
This was just awesome.
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