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Dan Carlin is NOT a historian. He's an entertainer who uses history as a medium (Very effectively, too!). His podcasts are great because he's so enthusiastic ...

r/Dan_Carlin: Forum dedicated to the discussion of Dan Carlin's Hardcore History and Common Sense. Run by a disgruntled ex-mod of /r/DanCarlin …

What are you tackling next for hardcore history? The wrath of khan ... I was turned on to your podcast because of recommendations made in this subreddit.

Posts about Dan Carlin. I Am A, where the mundane becomes fascinating and the outrageous suddenly seems normal. Forum dedicated to the discussion of Dan Carlin's Hardcore History and Common Sense. Run by a disgruntled ex-mod of /r/DanCarlin, unhappy …

Answer (1 of 8): This is a tricky question. Firstly, Mr Carlin has put himself out there. He has brought things to people's attention that they were unaware of. He's taken the time. He cares. I love the way he opens up debates, and catches your eye. …

Let's turn reddit on to you, and familiarize them with a big question: In a nutshell, what is wrong with America, and is there any hope to fix it? Upvote 18

What's up with the Dan Carlin website Forum? I, like many other, absolutely love Hardcore History. And I listen to Common Sense every so often, though I am far far less interested in contemporary politics than I am in history. I remember vaguely checking out the forum on Dan's website back when I first found Hardcore History, and not thinking ...

36 votes, 21 comments. Dan Carlin's Hardcore History podcasts are often referred to in this subreddit as a more or less legitimate source. Moreover…

Forum dedicated to the discussion of Dan Carlin's Hardcore History and Common Sense. Run by a disgruntled ex-mod of /r/DanCarlin, unhappy with untransparent moderating. Tags: King of Kings, Blueprint for Armageddon, Wrath of the Khans, Punic Nightmares, Ghosts of the Ostfront, Death throes of the Republic, Prophets of Doom, WW1.

Dan Carlin, Hardcore History Podcaster, is CU Boulder Commencement Speaker 2020. Watch Dan Carlin speak at CU Boulder’s virtual commencement 2020, with introduction by Chancellor Philip DiStefano. This speech was recorded remotely in Carlin’s home. Youtube.

Dan Carlin is not a historian by any measure, he is an entertainer (or "Pop-Historian"). Although there is nothing inherently wrong with this, ...

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Dan Carlin is NOT the hero you think he is. For years Dan has blasted on about the political machinations of bloated special interest groups. He rightly points out that when unchecked, these institutions extend their tentacles into government policy usually leading to malignant developments for all of us.

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Dan Carlin's Hardcore History and Common Sense podcasts r/ dancarlin. Join. Posts. Hot. Hot New Top Rising. Hot New Top. ... It touches on nearly all the major events that Dan talks about and it shows everything but not in a gratuitous way ...

P.S. It has been rumored that the mods of this subreddit have ties to Dan Carlin and his associates; so, if this post is removed for whatever reason they ...

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I have a long commute to work and back every day, and I've been listening to Hardcore History in my car while I'm stuck in traffic. I know Dan Carlin isn't an historian (I think he's referred to himself as a "hobbyist historian"), but he seems to do a good job of quoting actual published historians and primary sources.

I have the podcast app on my iPhone and that's where I found the hardcore history page. If I remember correctly, not all of his podcasts are ...

Dan Carlin is solidly in the popular history domain, but he's good at it. Most historians appreciate the interest in history he inspires, but don't recommend him for serious study. If you want some spoken audio history done by actual historians, check out the Great Courses series on Audible.