A bi-weekly podcast on WWII reenactment, featuring Chris Schreiber, Ben Longfellow, and guests. We discuss every aspect of our unique hobby of living history.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesEducation |
In this episode Chris talks to Adam Bednar and Ernst Schäfer about the recent Romanian Spring Event in Wisconsin . Over 175 German and Soviet Reenactors took part and we hear what went into creating an event on such a big scale and how the organisers... more
In this episode Chris talks to special guest Markus, who has experience of Reenacting WW2 in both Europe and the USA . He describes the differences in Reenacting on both sides of the pond and explains why he has gone on to form his own unit - 10./Gre... more
In this episode Rudi Lange tells Chris how his recent house move gave him the opportunity to create a new Kreigzimmer. With an ever growing collection space is still an issue….along with the possible negative reaction of family and friends plus the p... more
We appreciate that not all of our loyal followers have the inclination or means to support the podcast via Patreon - but if you have ever wondered what type of exclusive content we post there here's a previous Patreon episode which looks at the hype ... more
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I don’t have interest in the subject so I don’t listen to every episode, but there is a lot of “general interest” material and personal connections with the guests that are quite interesting. The Halloween specials are the best!
If you’re into World War 2 reenacting then this is the podcast. Fantastic discussions about equipment, types of events and what your standard re-enactor goes through from day life surrounding maintaining the hobby and what we experience while doing a hobby.
Thank you guys for such wonderful job of creating these podcasts. These are highly relatable for a reenactors with dozen years of experience and a bit too much gear on hand :D
This is a fantastic podcast about WW2 reenacting. It is both informative and entertaining. Lasse and Chris keep doing what you’re doing.
I don’t re-enact but I live it through you. So it wouldn’t be appropriate to wear a Kourland pocket cuff or badge for the invasion of France in 1940? Hahahaha I agree and love your passion. Everyone wants to be an Obergruppenfuhrer but I’d be a happy fat private. Thanks for coming back and I love every show.
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