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Podcast Palooza— What are you listening to? (History Edition)

I'm here again! Welcome back!

I'm Rachel (they/them) and I am humbly confessing to you all that I struggle to function if I do not listen to at least 3 podcast episodes a day. It has become my nature, I love it, I feel more educated, and I would love to talk to you about podcasts.

If you're not feeling like sharing a podcast today, we also have a Music Monday here for ya to join! Go get in there!

What We Are Working With

This week I am wanting to expand upon a genre that I, admittedly, don't spend enough time indulging!!!! We are here to chat about all your history-related podcasts. Comment down below some podcasts themed around historical storytelling, historical breakdowns of major events, historical inventions, and all the like, I wanna hear them.

Cartoon listening to something through headphones


Here again to say that we also have a podcast tag for your listening musings, sharing your very special new episodes, and finding new things from people on the internet. Woohoo! Check it out.

#podcast

Audiophiles unite! Learn on the go with dev podcasts, there are lots of different shows about lots of topics, done in a lot of different styles so hopefully you can find some that suit your needs.

I'm happy to have ya here and also a reminder that if you don't have any historical podcasts to share, feel absolutely free to share below a podcast that you listened to that you liked in any other genre. I don't care! I am just happy to be here.

Ta ta for now,
Rachel

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Griff Polk • Edited

Twenty Thousand Hertz. It is a podcast all about the history of famous sounds such as sonic logos like Netflix’s tudum, the Hulu sonic logo, and other famous sounds like the omnipresent Wilhelm scream. Listen here.

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Rachel Fazio

Incredible. Love this!

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Rachel Fazio

Reminds me of

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Michael Tharrington

Hope ya don't mind me responding with video essayists!

I really enjoy watching YouTuber Johnny Harris's videos. The range of coverage varies, but he and his team often cover history in some way. For instance, he has a great series called How The Use Stole which takes a hard look at US History and outlines some of the self-serving, cruel, and corrupt moves the United States has made to seize or abuse foreign lands. Here's an example from that series called How the US Stole Puerto Rico!

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Rachel Fazio

Ooo! Okay!