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Listened to this falling asleep in my hammock on a backpacking trip for a week, amazing.
@xref +2 more
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Dan Carlin's Hardcore History series on the Mongols is equally awesome.
@nicholasjon +1 more
The Clash and Their Final Album: The Rise and Fall of Cut The Crap
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Dan Carlin talks about this in his Hardcore History podcast and does a great job telling the story of WWI, definitely would recommend.
@phantarch +1 more
Black Flag’s My War: When Hardcore Slowed Down
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Dan Carlin's Hardcore History is worth a listen for ancient military history, including the King of Kings series on the Achaemenid Persian kings.
@cletus +1 more
Glitter to Grit: Glam Rock’s Influence on the Birth of Punk
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Just in time for the latest Hardcore History episode now out today
@platz
Joan Jett & the Germs’ GI: From Garage Chaos to Hardcore Blueprint
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Hardcore History's Celtic Holocaust episode covers Caesar's conquest of Gaul, and it's free right now.
@MLR
Bad Brains and the Transformation of Hardcore
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I really liked Dan Carlin's podcast on Luther and the aftermath of his posting of the theses.
@pionar
Bad Brains and the Transformation of Hardcore
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The recent Hardcore History episodes on WWII from Japan's perspective opened their eyes to how much was left out of their education.
@epmatsw
Japan’s Hardcore Vault: From Tokyo Basements to Collector Gold
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Dan Carlin's Hardcore History "Wrath of the Khans" series on the Mongol Empire has amazing stories and delivery.
@kubami
Penelope Spheeris & the Rise of Los Angeles Hardcore on Film
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Messages their brother whenever a new one drops; a 5+ hour WWII Pacific theatre episode is worth a day off work.
@Tao3300
Jawbreaker & the Birth of Emotional Punk – 24 Hour Revenge Therapy
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Highly recommends Dan Carlin's Hardcore History: a six-part, roughly 18-hour WWI series from a mostly military history perspective, plus a shorter Eastern Front WWII episode.
@dexterdog
Punk on the Front Lines: Bands Breaking Up Fights Among Their Own Fans
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She was recently on Hardcore History Addendum with Dan Carlin discussing the book, which is worth hearing.
@mtreis86
How Punk Lyrics Captured Unemployment, War, and Protest—The Real Social History of Punk
with Annie Jacobsen
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Dan Carlin's six-part "Blueprint for Armageddon" on WWI is fabulous, with 20+ hours of compelling storytelling.
@aireo
The Sonics: Seattle’s Garage Rock Pioneers Who Laid the Blueprint for Punk
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Fair question. You should listen to Dan Carlin's Common Sense podcasts addressing your question in detail. Well worth the $2.
@sixQuarks
The Great Rock ’n’ Roll Swindle: How McLaren Sold Punk
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Just finished Dan Carlin's two-part Hardcore History episode on the Vikings, Twilight of the Aesir. Highly recommended, and free.
@danparsonson
From Two Tone to Ska-Punk: The Global Rise of Jamaican‑Offbeat Punk
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Dan Carlin's Hardcore History episode on Rome made the point vivid: a conqueror accused of atrocities escaped punishment after claiming massive land for Rome.
@huijzer
The Birth of Oi! – From Garry Bushell's Name to “Oi! The Album”
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Highly recommended: Dan Carlin's six-part Blueprint for Armageddon series, starting with episode I, for anyone wanting to learn about WW I.
@ycom13__
Wire's Pink Flag: Minimalist Blueprint for Punk & Post‑Punk
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A really good Hardcore History episode on one town overtaken by radical Anabaptists and then besieged for months; spectacular story with lots of juicy details.
@dwaltrip