ok, then good, then great
then silence. Cameron Foster,where are you? You have some podcasting to do! The first dozen episodes were confusing; there were too many names, and not enough "personalities." I couldn't keep track of anything, but picked up enough broad concepts about ninja, puppet emperors, and warrior monks to follow along. The storytelling gets better as Japan enters the Sengoku Jidai, the Warring States Period. Suddenly there is a plot, and the individuals seem more than just names. Maybe this is a factor of history; I've noticed other history podcasts can be a bit dull during the early, less recorded, years. Around Episode 18, roughly, Cameron hits his stride. Nobunaga, and then Hideyoshi, are big, vivd, wonderful characters. Hideyoshi alone gets four (I think) episodes. Tokugawa Ieyasu is the last of the Big Three, but ... I only have three episodes left and Hideyoshi is still alive. And Cameron has been silent for 11 months. Dude! You are about to enter the pantheon of great and epic podcasts!!! Where are ya at?
kanewai via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/22/13
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Fantastic podcast! Greatly enhanced my trip to Japan: packed full of knowledge and entertaining. Thanks Cameron!
Paulk444 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/27/13
If you love history, and appreciate great story telling this podcast is you. Every episode is well researched and full of useful insights.
Mattjpark via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 10/19/11
Hi Cameron, I love your podcasts and you really should keep them going. I began listening about a month ago and have recommended it to many of my fellow history nerds. During the last month I've learnt much about Japanese history thanks to your podcasts and a bit of my own research. Keep the good...Read full review »
NikolaiBerskov via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 07/28/13
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