Pacific War Podcast 🎙️ The Hilarious world of the Man in the High Castle
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2024
- This Pacific War Podcast is about the hilarious world of Man in the high castle
▶️ This Pacific War Podcast will discuss the how the Axis powers won WW2 in the world of the man in the high castle, the hilarious and silly world of man in the high castle TV series and the novel by Philip K Dick and the meaning behind the novel itself.
▶️ This Pacific War Podcast will discuss the key divergent points in the alternate history behind the story of the man in the high castle, what were the most significant historical turning points that created this world. How does this world mirror our own, what about the "other" world inside the man in the high castle, "the grasshopper lies heavy"?
▶️ This Pacific War Podcast compares the man in the high castle TV series with the novel written by Philip K Dick. What are the major differences? What themes remain the same, how does the man in the high castle relate to other novels by Philip K Dick, such as do Androids dream about Electric sheep?
▶️ This Pacific War Podcast will lastly discuss the meaning behind the man in the high castle, its themes, influences and what Philip K Dick was trying to show the reader.
➡️ The Pacific War Podcast features Craig & Eric
Timestamp
00:00 Intro video
00:44 Introduction
03:25 How did the Axis win WW2?
20:00 The world of Man in the high castle
53:30 The meaning behind the book
1:13:45 Conclusions
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What did you think of this wacky episode? What other silly subjects do you want us to explore next? Let us know in the comments section down below!
@The Philosoraptor Ah Mr. Turtldove, I have seen AlternateHistoryHub's video on "the war that came early" very interesting premise!
a continuation of this maybe - how could they legitimately close out the new set of Wolfenstein games?
@@ThePacificWarChannel Just a friendly suggestion but the guy in the blue with the headset needs a better mic. He sounds like he was recording in a bathroom on a smartphone it was so bad, his voice quality was so bad.
Well I don't know why but there's something about The man in the high castle that I just love. I've watched it 3 times and I think it's great. Yes season 4 is a disaster but 1,2 and 3 are amazing. The music is also great.
Oh don't get me or Eric wrong we both love the TV series and I particularly like the book. Just poking fun and all. I know its impossible, but I wish they could do a prequel series to showcase how WW2 went down.
I'd love to hear about other alternate histories and speculative evolution.
The idea that Roosevelt was the driving force is interesting, but it was Hoover and other politicians who started planning on the New Deal. Without Lend-Lease is far more likely to be decisive as many Mosin-Nagants were made in the US as well as the fact that Brazil was one of the few rubber production centers not attacked and until 1942 Southeast Asia was also supplying rubber.
Muy bueno amigos saludos de Uruguay Nueva Palmira
According to PKD in his interviews, he put alot of stock in the I Ching as a source of guidance for the creation of the book. However towards the end he began to resent it as it was directing him to create more and more contrivances, ultimately resulting in an ending he did not agree with. Which is kind of surreal because that's the kind of thing you usually hear writers or directors say about how their vision was derailed by producers or other such benefactors who force their own intentions into the creative process.
honestly the show is so great, especially with the character variety. you get a nazi and a desperate weeaboo in the same show.
😂 I’ve only watched like four episodes and I know who the desperate weeaboo is
Hey, in Timeline 191, it was just a matter of a pack of cigars wrapped in a secret battle plan being found by a Confederate instead of a Union soldier that altered everything.
Isn't it about suspension of disbelief and breaking from reality vs. the power of truth? PKD was warning us.
Big time. PKD's famous interview in France is a mind blow haha.
P it's very interesting that these two guys never ever mentioned black communist resistance movement (The BCR) of the Pacific States (in the Dick novel) and how it over ran Japanese empire and forced J apanese to retreat the entire region.
Very typical of people who fail to understand the overall book in many of its interesting objectives.
Have you heard of or played and Strategy series called Strategic Mind? The Japanese Campaign in the Pacific game is my favorite. You play as Yamamoto and the later mission are alternate history. I really like what the developers came up with. Be warned though. SM cute scene are something special. Are they well written? Yes. Are they well animated and voice acted? No.
I still found it hilarious Juliana is one of the most hated characters in the series when she’s one of the actual characters from the book on top of being a main POV, I couldn’t stand her when I read the book and could definitely tell as a woman myself that a man from the 60’s had written her point of view and that Dick had used the Yi Ching to write the book period
I was beginning to think this series was a comedy with the nazi officer and his family. It's so over the top.
No one person can cus a divergens only big militry decision making such as the 1942 summer offensive when Hitler divided his armies ...
Operation Barbossa was wildly successful. Whole armies were enveloped - prisoners were taken in the MILLIONS. Without North, South and Center able to operate independently and make real-time decisions there is no way it would have been as successful. Taking Moscow and not Leningrad, Kiev, and Rostov just mean the Germans are surrounded on all sides and open to decimation like Napoleon...
@@cyberpimp29 to win the war they needed to deafte the red army by September since that didn't happen they had one more chance by taking leningrad and Moscow instead of going south it would cus the Soviet union to lose moral
@@shlomitetro1688 Moral support means little when the soviets had moved their industrial production behind the urals putting them out of range of German bombers. Nor could it limit the nearly endless manpower and natural resources such as oil, coal, etc. If the US does not intervene, the best Germany can acheive is a stalemate and possibly retain Poland and parts of the Ukraine...
@@cyberpimp29 I see you have watched zvallied videos
@@shlomitetro1688 I don't believe so
How would Germany have all the manpower and oil for all this conquering and genocide anyway, I guess they must have unlimited men or something
They don't even worry about fuel consumption. Just slap a rocket on everything.
@@ThePacificWarChannel I guess when they took the Caucasus Oil field they just never have to worry about fuel again
@@ThePacificWarChannel also how would they even have the manpower to do it a even if they did Manage to take the Soviet union how would they still have the manpower to invade the United Kingdom how would the Luftwaffe be able to do maintain air superiority then the kriegsmarine Will be able to you I don’t know just annihilate the royal navy some out. Even if they still accomplish all these things their manpower reserves ability to replace combat losses would all be significantly depleted due to the fact that they were committing mass genocide to local populations
The United States was in a depression until WW2 started. The worst year of the depression was 1936, years after the New Deal started.
Shhh you that’s an inconvenient truth.
Also, some economic studies indicate that the new deal just extended the depression as the market would have corrected earlier without it...