
A mostly Medieval history podcast about how we've always been idiotspatreon.com/wnsdpodwelcometothecrusades.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 264 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

folks, we're back to our series on Medieval Land Management with part 5 on forestry. we talk the Medieval obsession with beavers, coppicing, more coppicing, the staggering amount of land dedicated to producing firewood/charcoal in Eurasia, fire maint... more
folks, we had take a short break from our Medieval Land Management series due to some scheduling complications (don't worry, it will continue next week) and so we did a mailbag instead. we usually do at least one mailbag episode a month to catch up o... more
folks, in our 4th episode on Medieval Land Management, we talk about more types of farming. this time, moving to Asia and the Americas to talk the 2 other great Medieval staple crops: rice and maize. we begin in China where rice was domesticated and ... more
folks, in the third episode in our series on Medieval Land Management, we talk about how Medieval farming recovered in Italy after the fall of Western Rome, how migrants from both East and West influenced Central European land management and agricult... more
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Boring podcast that has unlistenable levels of audio quality issues and volume discrepancies.
podcast of my dreams
This is my #1 source for medieval breaking news.
I love the pod! And both of the hosts, despite what some of the mean reviewers say. But the filler words, uhhhs, and awkward silences could so easily be edited out. I know criticizing the way people talk is rude but you’re PODCASTERS for crying out loud. Editing is crucial to making an IRL conversation enjoyable to listen to from the outside.
Between the uhhhs and the obnoxiously loud and weird gambling ads (I’m sure the hosts have little control of their sponsors to be fair) this pod has beco... more
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The episodes primarily explore topics related to Medieval history, blending historical analysis with humor and contemporary social commentary. Themes like land management, agricultural practices, and notable historical events are common, often presented through personal anecdotes and engaging discussions. The hosts have a knack for drawing parallels between past and present issues, addressing subjects such as climate change, activism, and social justice while maintaining a lighthearted tone. Their unique approach makes complex historical topics accessible and entertaining, appealing to listeners interested in history infused with modern sensibilities.
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We're Not So Different launched 5 years ago and published 264 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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