The Echoes of War Podcast covers military history from antiquity to the modern age. Also home to the Pacific War Channel Podcast & Politically Incorrect History
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
In a time when the sun burned bright over the Aegean, a ragtag chorus of Greek city-states stood shoulder to shoulder against a vast Persian host. Our tale begins in the shadow of fear, as whispers of invasion echoed through Athens, Sparta, and the l... more
In a world where oars stitched the sea like threads in a loom, a vast Persian fleet pressed toward the Greek isles, its banners glimmering like storm-lit sails. At the heart of the Greek defense stood Athens, a city of bronze-voices and sea-worn hand... more
In this Echoes of War Podcast we cover the battle of thermopylae during the Greco-Persian Wars In a sun-bleached dawn, the world watched as Persian banners flickered like blood-touched banners across the Aegean. King Xerxes, hungry for empire, presse... more
In this echoes of war podcast we cover the epic battle of Marathon during the Greco-Persian Wars
The Battle of Marathon, fought in 490 BCE, was a pivotal clash that reshaped ancient warfare and Greek identity. Outnumbered Athenians, led by seasoned ... more
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These guys really do their homework. You'll enjoy it and your fan of military history. Or, history in general.. I also really enjoyed their episode of my first age of Middle Earth
I would give this 5 stars it’s that good. However I cannot understand his co-host. The heavy accent gets distorted
This is the best World War II podcast. I’ve ever heard, it has historical facts that I like and it’s not that much of a time consumer.
This Podcast is interesting but since you just load up Videos as a podcast much is lost. Lines like „one squadron consisting of this ships and one squadron consisting of this ships“ have no value without what I guess was a graphic showing the ships.
And did you realy call the Carrier Yorktown in the battle of Midway an Essex-class? Please read up CV-5 and CV-10
Content-wise it’s enjoyable; just occasional significant problems with audio editing/balancing. Hopefully that will improve as this progresses.
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Apple Podcasts | #154 |
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Focused on military history, this podcast covers a wide range of topics from ancient warfare to modern conflicts, highlighting significant battles, strategies, and figures that shaped military narratives. Expect rich discussions featuring experts, historians, and authors who contribute in-depth analyses of pivotal events, such as the Greco-Persian Wars, World Wars, and naval engagements. Notably, the podcast often explores both well-known and obscure historical events, providing listeners with a more nuanced understanding of warfare's impact across eras.
The combination of engaging storytelling and expert insights, along with the use of multimedia elements, such as visual aids available via associated platforms, creates a unique experience... more
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Echoes of War launched 5 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Echoes of War include:
1. Dr. Dan
2. Jack Bowsher
3. Lt-Colonel Tom Williams
4. John Bruning
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