
A chronicle of the history of the twentieth century, including art, music, popular culture, science, religion, and, of course, politics and war.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 466 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

On December 16, 1944, the German Army began a last-ditch offensive on the Western Front, triggering what became known as "The Battle of the Bulge."
Once again, I answer questions sent in by listeners.
On the Western Front, the Allies were probing the German defensive line. On the Eastern Front, the Red Army advanced past the 1939 border and into Germany itself.
When the Americans landed on the Philippine island of Leyte, the Japanese Navy executed a plan intended to cut off and isolate Allied ground forces on the island.
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Excellent series. Well narrated. Covers so much of the 20th century. Learnt so much.
I can’t say enough about how great this podcast is. After a couple of listens through Mike Duncan’s Revolutions, I wondered what could be next, and this is absolutely it. What a great delivery. He takes a few episodes to find his voice, but once he does it’s an absolute tour de force.
I’ve studied history at school and college but still find myself learning huge amounts from the in depth and well researched narrative.
A detailed trip through the key events of the most consequential century in history. This man knows and loves history, and it comes through in every episode
Hands down one of the best podcasts I’ve listened too. Comprehensively covers the century from military, political, scientific and cultural perspectives, showing how each of those intermingle. I’ve recently travelled to some museums as part of my euro trip and was pleasantly surprised how much context this provided me.
Couldn’t recommend a better podcast for people who want to know more about history!!
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A historically rich program that explores the 20th century through a broad, cross-disciplinary lens—covering politics, war, science, culture, and beyond. Episodes often thread together military events with social, technological, and cultural developments, offering detailed narrative context and thoughtful commentary. Listeners likely appreciate deep dives, clear explanations, and a balance of rigorous analysis with accessible storytelling. A standout trait is the seamless integration of archival detail, broad topic variety, and a touch of humor, making complex histories feel approachable rather than overwhelming.
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