[xeromal]

I haven't listened to this podcast, but if you want another one, the history of rome podcast by Mike Duncan holds a similar place in my heart. He's kind of monotone but I was entranced and would you believe that I couldn't listen to the episode for the final emperor because I didn't want the roman empire to fall. lol. What a good series.

[himlion]

His subsequent podcast: "revolutions" is also really good.

[Meegul]

The revolutions podcast is perhaps one of my favorite podcasts of all time. The American, French, and Russian revolution seasons are all incredibly enlightening to the world that we live in, while plainly also being just so entertaining.

[Taikonerd]

I've only listened to the French revolution, but it was absolutely electrifying. I would listen on my car ride home -- one day I burst through the door to my house and yelled "CHARLOTTE CORDAY MURDERED MARAT!!!" at my wife like it was breaking news.

[lqstuart]

I love this podcast, I've listened to it all the way through probably ten times.

That acoustic guitar riff followed by "Hello, and welcome to the History of Rome" is how I'll know I'm dead and I've arrived at the gates of heaven

[Fuzzwah]

Acoustic picking 18 from garage band....

[celsius1414]

Username checks out.

[wholinator2]

Oh my God, are you serious? I don't know how to feel about this

[idontwantthis]

Yeah he says so in a Q&A episode.