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My Top 5 History Podcasts (and then some)
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- I love history and I'm always looking to learn. These podcasts have done a lot to help me broaden my knowledge of all things historical. Let me know who I may have missed!
Other episodes that you might enjoy:
- WWII Coastal Defenses of the U.S.!!! (EP 101): • WWII Coastal Defenses ...
- Battle of the Bulge in St. Vith (EP 60): • Battle of the Bulge in...
- FAMOUS GRAVES at Arlington (EP 19): • FAMOUS GRAVES at Arlin...
- The Easy Company Foxholes of Bastogne (EP 56): • The Easy Company Foxho...
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done - history buff who just found your channel...
@@vsgtrek Thanks!
i know it's kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good website to watch new movies online ?
@Alberto Houston I would suggest flixzone. You can find it on google =)
Wow!... how incredibly generous of you to highlight others! These podcasts may be great, but you offer the narrative AND visual; I see the beach....I see the foxhole....I look across the battlefield! You do amazing work and I can't tell you how many times I've recommended your channel! BRAVO!! ♥️
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate that more than you know. Hopefully, we can keep working together to grow the channel and get more people interested in history.
Revolutions is a great pure history podcast. Worth a listen.
Great recommendations. I'm still surprised to see so few ever mention The Fall of Civilizations Podcast. It's so thorough, well produced and told in such a great way.
Really love the fact you shared information and didn't keep it. Very spirit of Christmas. You are no slouch yourself, sir. Thanks for sharing. God bless .
I appreciate that! Thanks.
Your sharing of resources proves you are a class act yourself. Thanks for the information. Can hardly wait until you are on the road again. Oh, my favorites of yours? Probably when you covered features around St. Louis, but I had a personal interest having lived there for almost 15 years. Also, my mother's family was from there. I probably could have given you some good leads. Oh well, plenty of other great places to go. How about an extended feature tour of my native Texas? Most people do not realize the vaiety of culture and history involved. It truly is a country to itself. Ok, I'll be listening fo next time. Happy travels.
Thanks! Appreciate that. I've got some plans to get down to Texas and hope to get back to the St. Louis area sometime soon.
We take several road trips a year that involve 8-900 mile days. My wife doesn't appreciate my taste in music, so much of the time the radio stays off while she listens to her "books on tape" through headphones. I never got into that, but maybe these are something I can give a try. Thanks for the recommendations.
It's seriously all that I listen to anymore. Tons of good content out there.
Love your channel and have been binge watching over the holiday whilst off work here in the UK. Best wishes for the coming year and thanks for keeping me entertained.👍👍👍
"We have ways of making you talk" Podcast is a great one from the UK well worth a listen
Interesting. I'll check that out. Thanks!
Definitely and if you become a member for a small fee they have audio books and an amazing live feed every Thursday plus podcast. James Holland and Al Murray who present it are great but don't get them started about General Gavin at Arnhem or Piats.
Second this, part of the independent company.
Easily the best history podcast that I've discovered is The Rest Is History. It's British but pretty eclectic. Perfect listening for we history nerds.
I love this channel for the history in the US i will never get to see and the WW2 history around Normandy that I have spent several years visiting. I can also highly recommend Mark Feltons channel and believe he also does podcasts. 2 really great channels JD here and Mark Felton.
Thanks!
Thx for turning us on to a couple new pod cast,I'll be checking them out,sounds amazing.. cA
Hope you enjoy!
I first thought this was going to be about your highest rated podcasts in terms of the number of viewers. I love history podcasts also and your channel is great because you actually visit the places you're talking about, not an easy task by any means. While I love history, I'm too busy making my own, so time is important and short podcast is what I usually watch. My favorite, next to yours of course, is the History Guy. He's does a great job in a short amount of time on some of the events I care about including one I actually experienced in person. And does it in about 15 minutes. Maybe you could post links to podcast your talking about in the show more section. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! All of these that I mentioned are audio podcasts that can be found on iTunes, Spotify, etc. I'll post links to their web pages later on though. Good idea.
@@TheHistoryUnderground Thanks for the correction. I feel like an idiot. My mind was not thinking in audio mode for some reason. Too much UA-cam I guess. LOL
Sharing the knowledge, wonderful. Will be checking these out. Be safe and take care.
Awesome! Hope that you like them!
Thank you for this video. I just had a realization today, and it was that I spend so much time on self-development and finance content, that I need to take a break and listen to some history sometimes. I also love Hardcore History, and The Vietnam War by Ken Burns. There’s so much to learn. 💪
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I really enjoy" history that doesn't suck" with Greg Jackson
I'll have to check that out. Thanks!
@@TheHistoryUnderground History that Doesn't Suck was one of the first Podcasts I found on the topic and absolutely love it! I listen to episodes while I'm mowing my 2 acre lawn each week. The mowing time just seems to fly by now compared to when I just listened to music. I hated history when I was in school but now, I'm hooked on it. Check it out!
Thank you for the recommendations! I love Dan Carlins podcasts! They are amazing! The WW1 and the Eastern front series are imo the best ones! And there is one podcast of Jocko wich i cant recommend enough, and that is Episode #133. About unit 731. Amazing! 👌
Yes, I should have mentioned Ghosts of the Ostfront as well. I loved that series. And yes, Jocko #133 was a heavy one.
FIGHTING THROUGH FROM Dunkirk to Hamburg podcast is 1 of the best ww2 podcasts out . It has some amazing veterans accounts of landing on D-Day . Honestly give it a listen .
Its possible I missed it if you mentioned it, but I really wanna share this one because its amazing:
- Our Fake History - PodcastOne
He takes (not much talked about) mythes and asumptions about History and breaks them down from origin to the possibly of it being real and makes topics interesting even if you normally wouldn't be
Thanks for sharing the history. Will definitely be checking these out. Looking forward to your next video. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the heads up, I'll check them out. I can share a couple too. One: Not a podcast but very cool. Steven Upton. He does a series called 'From The air' He does drone footage and narration specializing in WW1 battlefields. Awesome drone footage. The other is Living History. Matt does podcasts mainly on WW1 from the Australian perspective like Gallipoli but also has many other topics and battle field walk/talks.
I'll have to check those out. Thanks!
Ty for introducing me to these podcasts ... I’ve subscribed to them on my podcast app. Really appreciate all of your band of brothers/WW2 videos.
Thanks for the info. Dan Carlin looks interesting. Jocko is one of my favorites and just finished his episode on "A bridge too far". Had to go watch the movie again afterwards. Market Garden was a mess.
Yes, it was. You'll really like Dan Carlin. His stuff is amazing.
I really enjoy watching your videos
Thank you for the recommends.... My earbuds will be busy over Christmas Break from school... I need a good break from this REMOTE LEARNING!!!!!!
Ha! I hear you. Hope that your ears enjoy the recommendations.
Love ur history telling ability u are very good at it an very much appreciated sir thank you for all you do. Have a good weekend and a merry Christmas.
Thanks, you too!
@@TheHistoryUnderground appreciate it thank you.
A buffoon would be the last thing I would call you. I feel we are all pupils, and by craving knowledge it only makes us a better teacher, parent, and person. While there are always those who know more, you need someone who is willing to learn. It would be a sad world without those who are willing to learn and teach, we would all be buffoons. Have a great one.
Well said. Thanks.
Man I've been looking for the name of this podcast the last 45 minutes and it was a fern first podcast that you recommended
Thanks for informing us about this podcasts
Our pleasure!
My favorite history podcast so far is History That Doesn’t Suck with Professor Greg Jackson.
Hmmm. I’ll have to look into that one. Thanks for the heads up.
Thank you for sharing this with me ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you maybe doing next ! Please have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Dann Carlin is such an amazing human, the King of Kings is my absolute favorite and is the reasons I personally study Ancient History for fun now!!
Your credibility with me was 1000% when you started with Hardcore History- I addicted.
If you want some comedy with your history podcast, The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds is the best. Mostly concentrate on American history but have done a few tours in Australia and Europe as well.
Thanks JD, I'll check those out!
The history of Rome by mike duncan is amazing!!
Thank you for this video. I recently got into podcasts and have been trying to find some history podcasts which are engaging and entertaining as well as rich in information - your recommendations seem promising :)
Many thanks HU🤘
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Love your research and tutorials. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🎄 Merry Christmas to you and your family ❤️
Thanks! Merry Christmas to you too.
Have your thought about doing a podcast on history I love your videos and a podcast would be awesome
If you are into naval history, Drachinifel is an amazing channel to listen to. He is very knowledgeable and heavily researches all of his videos.
Love your channel. Have you seen the old TV series “Connections”? A BBC program broadcast on PBS in the ‘80’s.
Hmmm.....can't say that I'm familiar with that one. Thanks!
Wondering if you ever seen the film by Ken Burns about Lewis and Clark. Very well done IMO. Has a lot of interviews with Steven Ambrose as well.
Yes, I'm a big fan of his work.
Many thanks for sharing. I had not heard of any of these!
No problem!
A great podcast dedicated to all aspects of WW2 is Al Murray and James Holland's 'We Have Ways of Making You Talk'.
Love that one!
Greatest word in the vocabulary "Buffoonery" EPIC!!!!!.......................BTW Teddy Roosevelt was a stud and I love reading about him and his adventures in life and Politics.
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If you like both history and comedy a good podcast to listen to is The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds. It's very very funny and they delve into all kinds of weird American history with really obscure characters- some well known and some not so well known. The banter back and forth is the best. Dave comes up with the topic and research and tells Gareth the story who has no idea what the topic is about. I highly recommend it, plus there are over 400 episodes to listen to :)
I would like to recommend anything with Grahm Hancock or Randall Carlson on Joe Rogan Experience. If you read Grahams books especially Fingerprints of the Gods and Magicians of the gods, in that order. These 2 books blew my mind and will change your outlook on the history of human civilization.
Thanks! I listen to Rogan quite a bit but I wanted to keep this one more in the history genre. Thanks for the heads up!
If anybody checks out either Martyrmade or Jocko podcast and enjoyed it, then you’ll be stoked to know that they have a podcast together which is amazing called Jocko Unraveling podcast. They’ve talked about everything from the history of Ukraine to the Salem Witch Trials to the Uighurs and beyond.
Yes. Good stuff.
Great video 👍
Love History Tellers. Need to check out the others. One of my current podcast is on the Old West by Black Barrel Media. They cover a topic of the old west over a 4 or 5 week series. They also do one on crime history called Infamous America
Thanks for the heads up!
Great list, I'm a massive fan of hardcore history, history on fire and martyr made, will have to check out the rest if you have these guys in there!! 👍
History unrevised is great 😭
Okay, good recommendations but from where to listen to them? I write their names on youtube but no channel appears with that name
Apple Podcasts, Spotify
Jocko should be in .....ope......there it is....sorry bro. Also....RUITER PRODUCTIONS is image based of old and current images. By far the most accurate matching up of old to new pictures. It gives really good descriptions of each upcoming images
I’ll check that out. Thanks!
Hey what's up History underground! Question for you, me being a world history college prof who wants to start a podcast but keeps tripping over myself when it comes to "what style should I go with??" So I'm a popular college prof late 30s, my students are mostly mens and womens athletic teams and they like my New York New Jersey millennial Gen X casual style that sometimes sound "urban" i.e. I'll go from very formal English to, "But this is what this one historian told me which wasn't accurate. I was like dawg you can't expect me to believe that..." kind of urban storytelling then back to formal English. I was born and raised between the midwest and New Jersey so I have the full spectrum of those two accents to. Anyway I don't sound like Dan Carlin with that voice I'm more boyish sometimes Gary Vee sounding but can sound midwest radio NPR. Any tips on how to pick a style?? Try all?? I have full enrollment high evals courses. The mens womens New England yacht club athletes including football player find me very fun and entertaining. The more nerdy nerds who like old men prof Jordan Peterson vibes "let's read the text together" don't like me as much, non-athletes unless they lean towards gamer or for girls artsy type nerd then they like me.
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My listening/viewing interests are a bit varied -- history underground, kara & nate, mark levin, rush Limbaugh, and America can we talk.
Good lineup :)
Infamous America and Legends Of The West by Black Barrel Media is on my top of my podcast. You should check them out!
Thanks! Will do.
Recommend uk based podcast History hit with Dan snow
He's cool, I've been listening to him for a few years.
Definitely like his stuff. I should have included that as well.
Ever listen to Our Fake History? It's a good one.
Darryl is the GOAT, ain’t afraid to say it
greatest of all time?
If so, I agree, Darryl Cooper is fantastic! He's a bit dark at times, but what an amazing mind!
Twisted history barstool sports
I really like timesuck with Dan cummins. But his humor can turn some off it is crude when dealing with the darker subjects like serial killers and historical figures like vlad the impaler. Agian if you don't appreciate dark or crude humor hes not going to be for you.
Interesting. Thanks for the heads up!
Does an of these people have youtube channels ?
American History Tellers - Legit or not?
Hey man love the recommendations. Total inspirations for my own pod. You should check it out!
I'll definitely do that. I've got a trip that I'm taking soon and will definitely need some listening material. Thanks for the heads up!
With all those books you've read, you still don't understand that not getting straight to the point is off putting.
I’m a slow learner. Planning on reading “How to Win Friends and Influence People” next. I’ll let you know if I pick up anything that you might find useful. 🙂
@@TheHistoryUnderground i didn't expect this reply at all. You just earned yourself a supporter and a subscriber, mister.
@@joemanner6171 - Ha! Thanks, man. Appreciate that.
Dan Carlin is the king of context, except when it comes to Israel/Palestine. If he hates it so much that he is forced to be on the wrong side of history or risk losing lots of money he should have just kept his mouth shut on the issue. He looks like an absolute coward either way. What's the point of studying history if you are just going to act like you are in a straightjacket forcing you to repeat the same mistakes over and over again?
This guy hates history