Podcastic

History on Fire took like a week to go through so I'm started Mike Duncan's revolutions. It's as good as his History of Rome series but he's not stuck with one group. Can find it on itunes or google play.

Revolutions

Some other good recent stuff.
A blitz episode from Dan Carlin. Execution, executioners, pain and the people who watch it.
Hardcore History 61 – (BLITZ) Painfotainment

Some recent good interviews from JRE
Steven Pinker

Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying

Jordan Peterson

Revolutions is great. Particularly his series on the Haitian revolution, that was truly amazing.

I'm up to the French revolution, which looks like it's 40 episodes so it's gonna be a while. I'm hoping to make revolutions last through the summer because it's getting hard to find good podcasts.

It depends on why you didn't like it. The research quality, delivery style and production values are the same, if not better. If you didn't like the English Civil Wars as the subject matter you may try jumping ahead to one of the other revolutions.

The English one wasn't as interesting to me. The French and Haitian were awesome. I also kind of tuned out on Columbia and never finished it.

At a minimum, I'd recommend the Haiti one. The French one is a bit of a slog because the French revolution was a huge, sprawling mess. Maybe it's just because I was never taught anything about Haiti, or the nature of the slave rebellion, idk, but I found that one to be just crazy badass.

New episode of addendum. I don't think they're in the regular podcast feed, I can only see them on youtube.

Speaking of that, he finally got around to making a Patreon.

Dan Carlin is creating Hardcore History | Patreon