Hardcore History

That's, that's really cool.

Um, and just for something completely different, Dan Carlin's Hardcore History-

[laughs]

... which he doesn't need any promotion as well.

Dan Carlin.

pretty niche podcast one but yeah if you know hardcore history you're gonna want to hear these pre-rolls

i did not i did not think i it was anything like anything worth actually doing but it seemed to get alex to laugh pretty good

yeah i mean i've listened to a lot of hardcore history so the nuance was just was really dialed in uh really it was delightful oh You know, I don't know.

So I was saying that it made a quick rocket up the charts along with Edwin's old-timey news real voice and Edwin Ira Glass.

I mean, and I would encourage you to check out Hardcore History if you have four hours to dedicate to an episode about Genghis Khan.

yeah

boy oh boy do i

You see this in practice.

So when people are asking for podcast recommendations, often they'll say, I'm looking for a show like Hardcore History, but in the business realm.

I'm looking for a show like This American Life, but applied to video games.

And so people are already using that language.

Love that.

Yeah, Hardcore History.

And then you...

Yeah, Hardcore History is just incredible.

Uh, and then there's also the, the, you know, the, the...

I don't know.

Yeah, I have one, not business, but, uh, Dan, I think Carlin.

It's a really good if you like history called Hardcore History.

Okay.

But he's like that as well.

whatsoever.

Have you heard like Stuff You Should Know and Hardcore History, the podcast? I

haven't heard that one, but there's a fun.

Hardcore

All right.

Your homework next week is go ahead and we're going to read Hardcore History by Dan Carlin, and we'll

get into it.

I thought you were going to go with something way different.

Amen.

So one of my favorite podcasts is Dan Carlin's Hardcore History.

About three or four times a year, a five and a half hour episode will drop into my podcast feed and obliterate what little memory I have left on my phone.

And What I really enjoy about this podcast is that it's wide in scope, but it still goes deep.

Mm-hmm.

And then I listened to Hardcore History, which is another awesome, awesome one that is, he does deep dives into specific sections of history and they're like audio books, basically.

I mean, they come out like every couple of years and they're super, super researched and really in-depth and dramatic and stuff.

And so, yeah, I mean, I think that I've been with it for a long time and I've reluctantly shifted into the video format, the video side now that everything is much more studio.