[ SECRET POST #4761 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4761 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

04. https://i.imgur.com/kI6n7FJ.png

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for making my secret, anon!

[(Anonymous)]

Why don't you like Hardcore History?

[(Anonymous)]

Is it really so strange? I never got into it because he seemed to be mostly interested in war and military-related stuff when I last looked at the list of topics. That's the least interesting part of history to me.

[(Anonymous)]

not OP

Ugh, I would not be a fan of that at all. War and military facts just get so repetitive and annoying. Unless it's a civilization who existed as only warriors, it's also a very inaccurate way to learn about the people living in that era. I'm much rather learn about what people built, rather than who they distroyed.

[(Anonymous)]

This secret is very pretty btw! I love history, but don't listen to much podcasts, I do know that finding reliable and interesting sources can be very hard. I'm a fan of ancient, and pre-WW1 history, which can hard to find. Also I find American history very boring/depressing and those are the most popular ones it seems.

[(Anonymous)]

The image is the logo of Hardcore History.

[liz_marcs]

I agree about Hardcore History. I just never could get into it. And this is someone who is basically all history podcasts all times.

Some recommendations in case anyone cares...

Currently producing episodes:

Behind the Bastards (Deep dive into the worst people in the world and how they got there; depressing as hell — International)

Cabinet of Curiosities (Short episodes containing two stories about odd history — International with a focus on the West)

Crimetown (True crime podcast about political corruption. Loooooved the season about Providence, RI. Just about to start the Detroit season — 20th century U.S.)

The Dollop (Comedy podcast about wild and weird American history where one comedian tells a well-researched story, while the other comedian who didn't pay attention in school reacts. It's hilarious. — mostly U.S., with occasional forays into other countries)

The Memory Palace (This won't be everyone's cuppa. Bite-sized episodes with an eclectic focus.)

Noble Blood (Relatively new podcast about royalty's bloody history — so far focusing on Europe)

Remarkable Providences (Relatively new podcast about the Salem witch trials engagingly told — colonial U.S./New England history)

Throughline (NPR history podcast that looks at the roots of some of what we're seeing in modern times — mostly U.S.)

Unobsured (Loved the first season about the Salem witch trials. The second season about the U.S. spiritualist movement was a little meh — U.S.)

Unspooled (Technically about the AFI Top 100 movies list, but a lot of history tucked in with the movie discussions — 20th century U.S.)

You're Wrong About (Puts pop culture and political events of the later 20th century in their historical context. Strips away some myths and misconceptions around them — 20th century U.S.)


Seems to be no longer producing new episodes:

The Dollop — England (From the guys who brought you The Dollop. Ten episodes about weird British history — U.K.)

History of Witchcraft (History of witch hunts in medieval Europe — medieval European)

Lost at the Smithsonian (Pop culture history using artifacts stored at the Smithsonian. Only 11 episodes — 20th century U.S.)

More Perfect (History of the U.S. Supreme Court and key court cases — U.S.)

You Must Remember This (Hollywood history. — 20th century U.S.)

[(Anonymous)]

You Must Remember This is releasing a new episode on January 21, although it sounds like it's not going to be Karina Longworth hosting. The new batch of episodes is going to be about the beauty industry.

[liz_marcs]

I didn't know that for some reason, and I listened to Katrina's last series about Song of the South.

I'm not sure the beauty industry angle is going to be my cuppa.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you listen to Hundred Proof History?

[liz_marcs]

Ooooo, I haven't heard that one. Looks to be kind of new?

Buuuut (looks at above list), as you can see I have a problem already. I'll bookmark it and give it a shot.

*hangs head*

I might be a bit of an addict.