[ SECRET POST #6548 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6548 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

Was he the guy who on at least one channel constantly goes off topic? I remember being very frustrated about that while the comment section was like "Don't worry, we love your rambling!"

Anyways, I do love listening to history channels, but only a few these days cause I feel like there is a lot of AI/copying going around (which is hard to prove cause technically ppl could just have used the same sources).

[kamino_neko]

That's his Brain Blaze (formerly Business Blaze) channel, which is, like, 90% his tangents.

Which is the only one I enjoy. >_>

[(Anonymous)]

I get my history fix from podcasts.

Any recs?

[(Anonymous)]

For any time period.

Re: Any recs?

[(Anonymous)]

Hardcore History
You're Dead to Me
Sawbones

I'll listen to specific episodes of other podcasts if the topic interest me, but those are the ones I listen to regularly (given their schedules).

[(Anonymous)]

in the post-Discovery Channel world, I don't trust anything on video anymore. Give me a good book to read, it won't come with hilaribad AI-generated thumbnails and the constant stream of dramatic voice "but was that really the case??" I want my history delivered to me dry and factual, zero drama, zero reinactment footage, zero fakeouts pretending to be pseudohistory except oops haha we fooled the conspiracy jerks this is real history. Books are safe, more or less.