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“A bit of advice to you if your thinking of downloading this podcast. DO IT. However, don’t binge listen to it, or any other of their shows. I have caught up to all of Ray and Cams' content and now I’m bored and all other podcasts by history nerds don’t hold up to their hilarious content.
This show is a little bit more serious than Caesar or Alexander, but the content is far more complex, though still has a great balance of information and comedy.
I grew up being fed the Capitalist pigs version revised history version of the cold war and I have to say this podcast has really opened my mind, giving the point of view from the USSR’s angle which I had never thought about before. Am I turning into a commie? Or have we all been lied to?
Outside of ww1 and 2, I’m not very interested in 20th Century history, but definitely glad I gave this podcast a shot and now I’m hooked. These guys even have me bursting out laughing at work leaving my clients baffled and uneasy.
So jump on board and maybe even donate so Ray and Cam can become full time podcast Tycoons.”Read full review »
jimmyjaycko via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/05/16
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“If you want a detailed description of the Yalta conference, I can only recommend listening to this show! Unfortunately they have now gone off-track and are discussing something other than those 8 days during World War Two.
Still though, if you want to listen to the worst Stalin impression in...”Read full review »
BSBoertje via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
10/25/17
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“I've been a passenger on the Cam & Ray Information Express for three series now, the first two being Life of Caesar (now onto Augustus) and Life of Alexander. If you haven't listened to them, they're well worth it.
I was hesitant about subscribing to this series as it is such...”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
08/06/16
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“Another excellent podcast from, Ray and Cam, the masters of punk history podcasting.
This time it’s The Cold War, contemporary history for which they can not only rely on their own memories and experiences as primary sources, they are bound to become playmakers as the story continues to...”Read full review »
DeeeeKaaaay via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/04/16
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