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“The podcast is at its best when dealing with pseudo history like the Templars and 1421 (both excellent), but it is wobbly on historical controversies like the Renaissance: oh dear it’s not clear when the Renaissance started and ended….historians can’t/don’t want to agree on when the (insert: Industrial Revolution, twentieth century etc) started and ended, so it is difficult take periodisation arguments seriously.
Some episodes take too long to get to the point - I sometimes lose interest during the intro (for example I didn’t make it through a recent episode on Galileo).
But overall worth following.”
Jim B Canada via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/08/22
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“As a history buff, it can be hard to find history shows that tell me new information about my favorite topics. This podcast gives EXCELLENT information, and is a great way to look critically at some of my favorite historical stories that may or may not be true. Sebastian gives just enough of an...”Read full review »
Guernica322 via Apple Podcasts ·
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