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MOVIE MAJICK posted:Gimme some good medical podcasts that are COVID flavoured preferably with real life doctors as guests. TWIV or This Week In Virology with real doctors (Ph.D.s)! https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/ All coronavirus all the time.
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Samovar posted:BTW Rob, I know you are in touch with... uh, at least one of the people from Ethnically Ambiguous, or otherwise I'm voice-blind along with my face-blindness; but are there other podcasters you are in contact with? The ethnically ambiguous folks are both co workers of mine. But yes I know a lot of podcasters, which in 2020 is the single least impressive statement a human being can make
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GunFondler42069 posted:The ethnically ambiguous folks are both co workers of mine. But yes I know a lot of podcasters, which in 2020 is the single least impressive statement a human being can make Loving the username.  Any informative podcasts in particular you like to listen to? Aside from the obvious, like Knowledge Fight and Nightly Knife Newz.
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robert, having just finished the bonus tiger king episode, i have to ask: have you considered a podcast of really weird stories out of the south, collaborating with billy wayne davis, because that was loving solid alternatively, since you have, like, three podcasts already: do you know of good podcasts along those lines that already exist
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Karenina posted:robert, having just finished the bonus tiger king episode, i have to ask: have you considered a podcast of really weird stories out of the south, collaborating with billy wayne davis, because that was loving solid If there was a weekly "Robert Evans and Billy Wayne Davis tell stories from rural America" podcast I would happily subscribe and it'd be a nice thing to be able to force all of my friends who think all of rural America basically doesn't count to listen to
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euphronius posted:The Russian revolution is the best podcasting I’ve ever heard Going through it now since I had missed it, and it's very good. I'm an anarchist now.
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Eltoasto posted:Going through it now since I had missed it, and it's very good. I'm an anarchist now. Waiting for part 2 is going to be rough. Maybe i'll start re-listening to the French Revolution in the meantime. The Memory Palace is one of my favorite podcasts: short, tightly written little snippets of biography and history. He recently put out one that's a collection of twenty 20 second long stories that i really liked and thought i'd share here. Like most of them it varies between poignant, funny, and just plain interesting. https://thememorypalace.us/2020/04/music-to-wash-hands-by/
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It's not a contest, there isn't a finite quantity of podcast hedons to distribute. I'm sure Robert really good but I Don't Even Own A TV and the 40k Badcast and the System Mastery/Expounded Universe guys are also stair-havers (not 100% on the last one but I think they are?) .  quote:Dear Content Producers, (The irony is, of course, that the only way to actually keep the U.S. as a semi-functional nation would be to do exactly this so as to fix the Senate's over-empowerment of cows and tumbleweeds but we won't, obvs.)
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A podcaster posted in here and we told him we liked his stuff, chill out friendo
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COOL CORN posted:A podcaster posted in here and we told him we liked his stuff, chill out friendo That was indeed jerky. This thread gives me literal actual anxiety because there's too much good stuff and not enough ear-hours. Sorry.
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Schadenboner posted:That was indeed jerky. This thread gives me literal actual anxiety because there's too much good stuff and not enough ear-hours. No sweat  that's the way I feel when I'm on episode 8 of the history of Rome and realize I have like 180 left to go and there's still a dozen other podcasts I want to start.
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Finally got around to listening to the Fall of Civilisations episode about Rapa Nui. Wow that was a depressing listen
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webmeister posted:Finally got around to listening to the Fall of Civilisations episode about Rapa Nui. Wow that was a depressing listen It really is. Most historical podcasts out there have the premise "And here's something else Europeans hosed up"
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oh dope posted:It really is. Most historical podcasts out there have the premise "And here's something else Europeans hosed up" There's that, but he also points out the way people have of destroying their environment (not that the was their specific case), or how vulnerable we are to environmental changes. Which bodes super well. --- I've been continuing with Behind the Bastards and it's just really good. I can get over the occasional guest who seem to have the worst timing or understanding of what's being said, because it's just super interesting. Come to think of it I guess Robert Evan's podcasts get me through tough/bleak times? There's this right now with this constant quarantine/covid-stress, but the first time was listening to It Could Happen Here after some ocular surgery. During the recuperation period I was really freaking out that I was just going to end up blind (even if it wasn't going to be the case as the surgeon assured me), and both then and now it's just kinda reassuring to hear about things going super wrong. Like a "it could be worse" reassurance. So if anyone thinks like me go for it.
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oh dope posted:It really is. Most historical podcasts out there have the premise "And here's something else Europeans hosed up" Speaking as a white liberal*: white liberal guilt sells (and it just so happens to be mostly true)?  *:  I'm more of a Social Democrat which is properly understood as a synthesis of liberal and socialist intellectual traditions but  .
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Anyone know the name of that meditation podcast that advertised on the latest Behind the Bastards? I thought it's Calm your mind, but there's one by that name and it looks kinda weird.
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mike12345 posted:Anyone know the name of that meditation podcast that advertised on the latest Behind the Bastards? I thought it's Calm your mind, but there's one by that name and it looks kinda weird. on Evans' other show, Worst Year Ever, there was an ad for a podcast named "Stay Calm," is that what you mean?
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ketchup vs catsup posted:on Evans' other show, Worst Year Ever, there was an ad for a podcast named "Stay Calm," is that what you mean? no, don't think so. weird. I'll just give it another listen at 2x
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Schadenboner posted:I'm sure Robert really good but I Don't Even Own A TV and the 40k Badcast and the System Mastery/Expounded Universe guys are also stair-havers (not 100% on the last one but I think they are?) . Schadenboner posted:That was indeed jerky. This thread gives me literal actual anxiety because there's too much good stuff and not enough ear-hours.
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Halloween Jack posted:Yeah, Jef posts in Trad Games from time to time. See, for me the reverse is true: when I'm at home I spend my ear-time on audiobooks but my (short) commute was explicitly for podcasts (on the way in IT stuff like Risky Business, on the way back more relaxing stuff). No commute means I've made huge inroads on my audiobook list (all of the Eisenhorn/Ravenor books, to start with) but my podcast debt has ballooned.
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Coronavirus has really taken everything from us. I got like six episodes of Worst Year Ever to get through and every time I'm out, I want to listen to something that isn't frustrating/depressing :U.
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it's pretty wild that my podcast about the Syrian Civil War is the most upbeat content I will produce this year
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GunFondler42069 posted:it's pretty wild that my podcast about the Syrian Civil War is the most upbeat content I will produce this year That and Jack Parson's Desert Jerk Off Adventures feat. L Ron Hubbard. 
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Tides of History with Patrick Wyman just released a COVID-centric ep with Mike Duncan, a little bit current politics, a little bit history.
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GunFondler42069 posted:it's pretty wild that my podcast about the Syrian Civil War is the most upbeat content I will produce this year Not if you drag Cody/Katy/Sophie into a live play podcast!  That aside: As a born West Virginian and native Appalachian, I really appreciate your Blair Mountain episode. It's such a huge part of why this region is the way it is (and other rural communities in the US by extension), and yet I have relatives living barely miles from where the shots were fired who know nothing about their people's history. The narrative of the company man has won out and been deeply rooted; frankly, it's heartbreaking, but content like this can at least help shed some light. Also, I've met Michael Kline and his wife a couple times. So weird to hear people you know of cited on a machete-centric podcast.
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JaneError posted:Tides of History with Patrick Wyman just released a COVID-centric ep with Mike Duncan, a little bit current politics, a little bit history. It's a good episode. Tides has done a few good episodes recently on COVID-19 and its historic parallels, definitely give the show a shot if you haven't listened before.
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GunFondler42069 posted:it's pretty wild that my podcast about the Syrian Civil War is the most upbeat content I will produce this year Yeah, Also, good news for those bleach-ingesting folks! Now the president is on-board.
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Behind the Bastards has some pretty funny episodes. Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi are worth a listen for some unexpected laughs when they discuss both their writing careers.
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The Segal episode is great not only because he's a stupid mini-trump, but primarily because seanbaby is a straight up funny guy. I wish he was on more stuff. My favorite is still the ones about the Battle of Blair Mountain. Excellent episodes that really touch on just how brutal authority figures were in rural regions. Hell, still are in some cases.
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More than 24 hours since supernova in the East 4 arrived clocking in at 3h 58m and no one’s posted about it. I’m glad the news of the week has taken precedence. gently caress the police. Fate Accomplice fucked around with this message at 02:30 on Jun 5, 2020 |
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ketchup vs catsup posted:More than 24 hours since supernova in the East arrived clocking in at 3h 58m and no one’s posted about it. Yeah its odd for me to hear about it on FB rather than here. I've kinda lost the thread, where did part 3 end off?
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ketchup vs catsup posted:More than 24 hours since supernova in the East 4 arrived clocking in at 3h 58m and no one’s posted about it. I’m like 1/2 way through, it’s okay, not great IMO.
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Fly Molo posted:I’m like 1/2 way through, it’s okay, not great IMO. Still not the last one huh?
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