Podcastic

Adebisi · Jun 28, 2017

Almost done Death Throes of the Republic series

Real talk: Fuck Roman names.

Gaius this and Lucius Cornelius that

Muurloen · Jul 12, 2017

sukik · Jul 13, 2017

Pretty good discussion with Charles Murray about his much derided work the Bell Curve on Sam Harris's podcast. I knew the basics of the controversy and had read the bits that many used to label him a racist but it was still interesting to hear them talk about it in detail. Missed it because it was in the middle of his long string of anti-trump rant podcasts.

sukik · Aug 11, 2017

New Hardcore History about Julius Caesar and his war in Gaul. Hasn't shown up on the website yet. I was able to download it off Google play so it's probably on i-tunes.

Thanks for The History of Rome podcast link, halfway through it now. I don't like his style as much some of the other podcasts I listen to, but it's been a good narrative that's made my summer workouts less boring.

sukik · Sep 1, 2017

Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson and Brett Weinstein discuss Nazi's and other hot topics

BrutulTM · Sep 2, 2017

You Are Not So Smart

Came across a new podcast about science, psychology, the brain, and human motivations. It's a little low on production values and a little high on ads but it's very interesting and he interviews experts on various psychological topics. I've only listened to 3 episodes so far but I like it. Best episode I've heard so far is the one on "Desirability Bias".

https://youarenotsosmart.com/2017/07/20/yanss-103-desirability-bias/

Croetec · Sep 26, 2017

Stumbled on this and working my way through it. D&D/Nerd Poker-ish podcast where they use an updated version of the Ghostbusters RPG system from the 80's that uses stuff from GB2 and the video games as well. They set it out of central Florida and even occasionally do episodes that tie in supernatural movies from the 80's like Beetlejuice and Big Trouble.

sukik · Oct 24, 2017

Not a podcast, but an interview with a podcaster. Dan Carnlin @ GoogleTalks. Looks like we won't bee seeing Common Sense for a while.

Noodleface · Oct 24, 2017

Last Podcast on the Left is now my favorite podcast. The impersonations get a little tiring, but sometimes they're hysterical.

Chanur · Oct 24, 2017

Dan Carlins Hardcore History is my favorite but you get those twice a year or so.

My next favorite is Shock Waves. I just really enjoy this podcast and its format. They usually have a theme of films.

I am getting ready to start Last Podcast on the Left. Which is a reference to rhe horror movie I assume. If so check out Shock Waves.

Season 3 of Someone Knows Something starts November 7th.

Noodleface · Oct 24, 2017

What I love about SKS ishe hits the scenes hard

sukik · Nov 6, 2017

Finished Mike Duncan's The History of Rome podcast. I think it clocked in at around 75 hours and has been my exercise listening staple for the last couple months. Gonna listen to his new series Revolutions soon but I want to go through Bolelli's History on Fire first. Mike Duncan has also published his first book that was started from his notes for the Rome podcast.

The Storm Before the Storm

BrutulTM · Nov 6, 2017

sukik said:
Not a podcast, but an interview with a podcaster. Dan Carnlin @ GoogleTalks. Looks like we won't bee seeing Common Sense for a while.

This fuckin guy. All I want is to hear him talk in my earbuds and he won't fucking let me. I've even paid him for it and he resolutely refuses to put out content. I don't see how he can make a living putting out 6-12 hours of audio a year. Lots of podcasters do that in a week and they don't exactly seem to be rolling in dough.

sukik · Nov 6, 2017

BrutulTM said:
This fuckin guy. All I want is to hear him talk in my earbuds and he won't fucking let me. I've even paid him for it and he resolutely refuses to put out content. I don't see how he can make a living putting out 6-12 hours of audio a year. Lots of podcasters do that in a week and they don't exactly seem to be rolling in dough.

He's working on something that will fill in the space left by the absence of Common Sense. More history related "short" episodes on wierd topics. I think this is one of them, although it's only on the youtube channel. He said he'd announce it on his twitter feed.

Also for anyone who listened to Fear and Loathing in the New Jerusalem here's an interview with Daryl Cooper.

Chanur · Nov 6, 2017

I never botheres much with his Common Sense stuff. I listened to some episodes and it just doesnt do it for me. I am all over his Hardcore History though. I love that series.

sukik · Nov 13, 2017

Billy Corgan on JRE. Pretty good chat. Corgan always came across as a pretentious douche, but he's seems pretty self reflective and down to earth in this interview. Maybe I just wasn't paying attention.