I wake up in a house that's too small. Drive a car that's too old. But when Dan Carlin releases a new episode, everything is ok for awhile. I am a simple man, I want history and I want it hardcore.

@JETZcorp

2 жыл бұрын

Unless your car is pre-1950s, it's not too old.

@johnchristopher3032

2 жыл бұрын

@@JETZcorp If it's pre 50s and in driving condition, it's worth a small fortune.

@JETZcorp

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnchristopher3032 Right, but you don't want to be dailying it. 50s, you could daily that if you're a lot cooler than the rest of us. 60s and later, I'd call totally viable and even sensible transportation (depending).

@johnchristopher3032

2 жыл бұрын

@@JETZcorp Good points. I had a 71 nova that I let go of about 8 years ago. I needed the money, but damn I really want back.

@oldtommorris5502

2 жыл бұрын

nah, you're here for the Manscaping commercials!

Who else went "Hell yeah!" when they saw this notification?

@andyshep1040

2 жыл бұрын

Hell Yeah!

@thebigbucktheory5488

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!!

@geesixnine

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yes!

@jansonvocmf

2 жыл бұрын

Hell to the yes

@TheMightyMurse1917

2 жыл бұрын

Fo sho!

Please remember folks: Donate those $1s to the show. Imagine Dan with his own research staff... A Buck a show is all they've ever asked.

@philczternastek8760

2 жыл бұрын

There is also the merch in the store as well.

@josiahmacpherson6830

2 жыл бұрын

Dan is the only podcast I've ever paid for, well worth it

@Dempdawg11

2 жыл бұрын

Link?

@settntrendz1015

2 жыл бұрын

JFK getting capped by driver! Frame 315👉 kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWthzK6poaqff9Y.html

@settntrendz1015

2 жыл бұрын

@@philczternastek8760 JFK getting capped by driver! Frame 315👉 kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWthzK6poaqff9Y.html

Never a dull day when Dan drops another one!

This will be the first listen on the forklift tomorrow morning. As all new Dan Carlin is. Thank you, sir.

@whitekony1006

2 жыл бұрын

As former lift operator and instructor I'd talk smack about how dangerous it is to wear headphones while operating a forklift but I was doing heroin and snorting pills cut with blow off of my workplace scanner phone at that point in my life lol.

@Bakarost

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@pnwresident8206

2 жыл бұрын

@@whitekony1006 I hope you're doing better and are in a more stable place in life.

@phishENchimps

2 жыл бұрын

podcast "Real Dictators" enjoy :)

@etemytradel4509

2 жыл бұрын

You were making a huge mistake driving around a forklift while sniffing heroin and coke.You got to shoot that shit my man

These are a Godsend sometimes, help to pass the time and deepen my knowledge while delivering. Thanks Dan and Crew 👍 you do great work

Just spent 8 hours driving from st louis to Topeka. Finished American Peril again and started Guns & Horses. What a nice surprise to see some fresh content to devour.

Dan dropping material more frequently all of a sudden? YES PLEASE. Dan is a national treasure

Perfect timing for me. Just today I started a Civilization 6 map as Trajan on marathon and deity difficulty

This was great. I wish I knew just one person in real life I could talk to about things like this. I can't tell you anything about celebrities or musicians but I can tell you the full history of Rome, the full history of Alexander,the entire history of the Persians etc etc. Would be cool to meet just one person who shares my love for history.

@CL-we8tn

2 жыл бұрын

Well we have not met but I share your passion.

@johnwray393

2 жыл бұрын

@@CL-we8tn we all share the same passion. We should make a discord group or sub reddit.

@blacklivesmaga8117

2 жыл бұрын

I’m sure everyone here feels the same way

@pnwresident8206

2 жыл бұрын

Have you ever thought about pursuing a career in teaching history, or even writing historical fiction? There's a lot of ways to channel a love and knowledge of history into something productive.

@CL-we8tn

2 жыл бұрын

@@pnwresident8206 see Dan Carlin's non fiction historical book "The Apocolypse Is Always Near", I think you'll like it.

The content created by Dan, his delivery, the questions both asked and answered make Hardcore History some of the most valuable historical learning anywhere on the internet. It's a boost of adrenaline when I hear come across a new episode. Brilliant stuff Dan.

Every new episode of Dan's is a reason for celebration .

He shames them , humiliates them , humbles and almost breaks some , destroys others. Public opinion , power! All about the POWER ! damn , I LOVE this stuff ! THANK you 👍🙉🙈🙊✌️

I was just scrolling KZread endlessly wishing there was a new Hardcore History podcast lol

I see Dan Carlin, I click and life is good.

I have always loved history. Dan's presentations bring the stories alive. Thank you!

YAAAYYY!!! Thanks, Dan, you made my weekend!🏁

Thank you Dan for another informative talk I actually think our ancestors were a lot smarter than we are

This was great, thank you Dan and professor Strauss!

🥳 I absolutely LOVE a surprise drop from the Martian! ❤️‍🔥 you Dan!!!

Until just now I have never even heard of Dan Carlin but I just clicked and immediately subscribed because of a top-level recommendation from Vlogging Through History.

love your vids bro, especially the longer ones

this is why i like 2 hour podcasts. too much fascinating and not enough minutes.

@Babararoot55

Жыл бұрын

Jones 👋👅

Such a pleasure to listen to for a Classics Major back in the day.

Purely tremendous. Thank you so much, Mr. Carlin!

Yay!! A new episode of Dan Carlin!

Brilliant. Strauss and Carlin, thank you both.

Thanks Dan.

Thanks Dan!

Dan! You did it! Another episode. Thank you so much for your hard work and greetings from Track Town USA!

I love Barry Strauss' books. Great podcast, as always. Cheers!

Awesome 👏🏻

Notification squad is here for it 👍🏻

Great podcast, Dan. It is always revealing to hear historic perspective with a touch of modernism from Dan Carlin.

What a delightful surprise.

Wooooaaaaahhh…. New Dan Carlin. Hell yea.

So glad you're doing these so consistently.

Just caught Barry Strauss on with VDH. This guy is good.

@Babararoot55

Жыл бұрын

Richard 👋

Timing is soooo great!! Ty My HH Guy! 🙌

I just want to say thank you, thank you, thank you Dan Carlin.

WOW this is Good Friday!!!! Thank You Dan!!

Barry Strauss kicked off my ancient history journey, with his, "Battle of Salamis". Inspired me to go read all the sources.

@Babararoot55

Жыл бұрын

Guru 👋❤️

Thank you so much for making my commutes entertaining!!!

This is a good one. Thank you!

Cute, a mini-sode!

as always, thank you Dan.

weird. i just watched rome season 2 and have been on a rome 2 total war bender. youre welcome for manifesting this.

@TheMightyMurse1917

2 жыл бұрын

Who knew you were so powerful??!!

So hard to explain, but so easy to understand.

@Babararoot55

Жыл бұрын

Hey Clown 🤡

Wasn't sure about the addendum's at first, but now I enjoy them just as much as the big pods, can't wait for the next series though!

This channel is a gem

super excited for this!

Love it! Thanks!!!!

Dan, never stop doing what you do. You have a wayt of taking me to the battle field. Keep it real Dan. Stay Free

I cannot get enough of Dan Carlin!

Thanks Dan!!!!

Gotta appreciate the timeless lesson that strategy and logistics outdo superior arsenals time and again. Though, I’m sure Nuclear Weapons disrupt that a bit

Amazing, love it!

@Babararoot55

Жыл бұрын

Hello 👋 😊👋

Great interview Dan, really enjoyed this one!

You’re the best. Even when you don’t know when to start the real story. It’s all great. Keep it up.

Thank you for sharing.

Fascinating!

Dan Carlin is a national treasure.

listening to this after just finishing death throws of the republic! you da man

Dan, you should do a ancient sail colab with drachinifel. He’s one of the better naval KZreadrs.

Yes. YES YES YES!!! Dan Carlin! Hail to the Emperor of the Common Man's History

How good is it when you see a new Hardcore History in your feed? Pretty damn good says I.

It's funny, how I think I know this period quite well, and I do, cause I studied Latin and I spend way too much time on this, to dive into it again after school a couple of times, Yet I get a Dan Carlin Version, I still manage to get some new pieces out of the story. Thank you very much.

Im still crying we never got a third season of HBO’s ROME Pullo,formation! Pullo! Get back in formation, you drunken fool!

@francobattista9581

2 жыл бұрын

I am the son of hades!

@scottbowlden2476

2 жыл бұрын

THIRTEEN!!!

Amazing work as usual!

The library of Alexandria! Just the thought , it exist! Blows one's mind...

Great talk

Needed more time added!!! Great show as always!

You couldn't have convinced anyone I was going to be one who knows his way around a history book when I was in school. I would've laughed at the thiught. Thanks again Dan.

thanks Dan

Stoked!

Nice easter present, thx dan

great listen!

Its all jumping from meh content from meeeh content until the great Dan Carlin puts out his masterpieces

Thank you!!!

All I have say is Thank you.

I read Prof Strauss 's Ten Ceasersg, very thoroughly researched, accurate, objective and although not funny, not dry either, he does manage to give the Caesers a personality, for better or worse. Thus this book must be bought. Thanks for the interview.

Excellent

Dan Carlin, thank you sir.

I love these!

@Babararoot55

Жыл бұрын

Sure

Only posted 10 minutes ago. Nice!

KZread needs to come up with an even more intense notification system so that I don't miss videos like this. When Dan uploads, I want my phone to set an alarm off until I watch the video

@Babararoot55

Жыл бұрын

Hey Paul 👋

oh snap! the prophesy is fulfilled! after all these years! ;)

Thanks Dan! I think Caesars Will was created before Caesarian was born. If i remember correctly

@heatherwaetzig2633

Жыл бұрын

Caesar wrote his Will but then changed it a few times before he died. Octavian wasn't necessarily the first choice he wrote in.

Yes can't wait love dan carlins insight I'm.so happy right now pity it's only 108 min tho

Dan; Regarding Julius promoting Octavius as his heir over his son think about if Julius didn't think he would live another ten years then his son at 10.11 would need a regent and Roman culture probably wouldn't accept Cleopatra as either Empress nor regent. So if Cleopatra and their son returned to Egypt they would have a better survival chance as only Egyptian monarchs.. He probably didn't suspect Anthony would hook up with her.

MY MAN!!!

ty dan xxx

I really gotta start paying for this excellent content

awesome

Nice!!!!

The rise, the beginning of the Roman empire is most fascinating. How money., power, corrupts it.

A soprano'$ vibe. Love the idea

Thanks guys enjoyed

Yesss Dan and Barry!?

Amazing episode, as always. I credit HBO’s brilliant “Rome” for being somewhat familiar with these events, despite any liberties they must have taken for drama’s sake. Shame that we didn’t see much of Actium (if at all, it’s been a while.) Now I need to go and rewatch that.

@carterghill

2 жыл бұрын

With the exception of the opening scene of Lucius Vorenus commanding his unit and pulling Titus Pullo back into the lines, Rome didn't have much action at all. I see it as the one weakness the show had, but I'm okay with the way they tastefully avoided showing it. The show was more about the characters and the politics than the action. Caesar's victory over Pompey was lackluster, I wish I could've seen it, but that would've taken away from one of my favorite moments, where Pompey gradually gives up on the facade of his fake identity and draws out the battlefield to Vorenus. He explained how the battle played out, how he was set up to win. "I didn't seem like we could lose! That's almost always a bad sign." He was happy to be in his element, talking about the old days in the army, showing his battle plans to a younger soldier, but ending it with "and that's how Caesar defeated the Great Pompey Magnus... That's how the Republic died." This goes for the Actium battle, but even more so imo. Maybe I don't feel the need to watch Naval battles as much, but I distinctly remember Antony's monologue at the end. How he was surprised that it wasn't so bad, water still tastes good... His reaction to the battle is more impactful than any violent montage could ever be imo. Fuck what a brilliant show.

@Boggsy.

2 жыл бұрын

@@carterghill Absolutely. Agree on all fronts. I was honestly never sore for want of action while watching the show itself. Only in hindsight (and in considering the contents of this particular podcast) do I wonder what they might have done for an engagement like Actium, had they a larger budget and more time. But, who knows... Plus, the show is one of the best TV has ever seen *as is*. As you say: Learning what failed him at Pharsalus from a completely weary & wary Pompey hits that much harder; where had they played the battle for spectacle, that beautiful character moment (and our imagining of the battle) might have been diminished. Also just now watching the scene where Cleopatra meets Octavian after Actium & Antony’s death, bluffing as well as she can, as she gets strong-armed into returning to Rome as a Triumph-parade-prop, then finally confronted with “Oh and bring the children, *all* of them”… Chilling scene. The dead intensity in Octavian’s eyes as he dresses up the terms of surrender in that thin veil of decorum is something else. Seriously brilliant.