
I think that if you want to understand the world we live in today, it helps to understand the important events of history. In this series, we are going to look at major events, people, documents, places, books, and ideas that have shaped history, and thus shaped our modern world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHistory | |||

Ok, yes, I know, I’ve already talked about the Cold War, just a few episodes ago, but I feel like I need to spend another episode talking about all the important things that happen in the late 1950’s and 1960’s as a part of the cold war, that I didn’... more
We talked last episode about the Communist Revolution in China, and apparently there was a two for one special on revolutions, because this episode also has a revolution, but this one is VERY different than what happened in China.
Part of the reason... more
We were talking last episode about how the western allies tried to contain the spread of communism in Europe, but I mentioned that Communism was spreading in Asia as well. This is about to be a problem in China, which, on the face of it, seems an un... more
As you might remember from episode 124, which was about the Allied victory in Europe, Germany was basically cut in half by the invading Soviets in the East, and the Allies in the West. The Soviets had captured Berlin, and they had also occupied the ... more
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Love the humor while sharing US history
First off, I’m working my way through the back catalog because in the most part it’s well written and well presented. He presents tyre information in quite an accessible way and it rarely gets bogged down in unnecessary detail.
However, as many have said, this isn’t an un objective view of the world. I’m up to the start of the Middle Ages, which is strong a third in. The author of clearly a Christian, Republican, Texan, which defiantly clouds his opinions on how history effects Modeen life. Whi... more
I agree with a previous review a interesting podcast. Best to keep it neutral and let the listener form their own opinions. Maybe use Native Americans instead of Indians. Also remember White Anglo Protestants were unwelcome immigrants giving their religion and values on the Native Americans. So don’t be so hard on current immigrants
Also if the USA shouldn’t support Ukraine then what’s your view on France helping the US in the American Revolution?
Someone has an agenda here. States rights are all good and Federal government and the Biden administration is corrupt. I don’t need this guy telling me about history. His slanted views of it makes me question what’s emphasized and what’s left out. Thanks, but no thanks.
I agree with a previous review a very enjoyable podcast. Best to keep it neutral and let the listener form their own opinions.
Maybe use Native American instead of Indians.
Asking remember White Anglo Protestants were unwelcome immigrants giving their religion and values on the Native Americans. So don’t be so hard on current immigrants
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Focusing on significant historical events and their consequences, this series offers listeners an in-depth exploration of how past occurrences, figures, documents, and ideas have influenced contemporary society. Episodes encompass a wide range of topics from major conflicts like World War II to pivotal moments such as the Great Depression and influential movements like Prohibition. Uniquely, the host often presents these narratives with a blend of humor and personal reflection, which makes complex subjects accessible and engaging. Topics are thoroughly researched and presented, encouraging listeners to draw connections between historical events and present-day issues, making it ideal for history enthusiasts and casual learners alike.
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