I've literally spent over 50 hours of my life listening to hardcore history, it's so weird to put a face to the voice. Such a great guy.

@jorgetobon5289

9 жыл бұрын

John Allard It's art for sure. Drove from southern California to Colorado and back listening to Blueprint for Armageddon...only! I think it's like 24 hrs total. He's a beast

@zhbvenkhoReload

8 жыл бұрын

+John Allard I listen to hardcore history while running. It has made by runs much more interesting.

@maksimilijan5029

7 жыл бұрын

just 50 hours? that's like 3 episodes.

@michael7324

6 жыл бұрын

I have listen to road to Armageddon twice.

@michaelshreck1

6 жыл бұрын

he's on the Joe Rogan podcast from time to time.

Dan Carlin is fantastic...Hardcore History leaves me occasionally searching for reasons to go on long drives just so I can finish an episode!

@wipeout911

8 жыл бұрын

+cuzv I've started to enjoy my 2 hour commute to work everyday since I found them!

@schoolgrade

6 жыл бұрын

cuzv thought i was the only one!

Nearly 60 years old. Dropped the cable service 1 year ago. I only use Internet now. Dan Carlin is the single biggest reason why. I will no longer dumb down my listening experience to satisfy idiotic programming executives in L.A. or New York. The future is now. Kick some butts, Dan!!

Powerful Dan Carlin

Can Dan do anything at all without mentioning Alexander the Great? I dont think so.

@brgrote

8 жыл бұрын

Dan was Alexander in a different life... or he was Homer... or both.

@eivindnyhus9181

7 жыл бұрын

I dont hope so!

@HerrSpuzzmacher

5 жыл бұрын

I dunno, but after you read up on Alexander, it's really hard not to.

@paulgaither

4 жыл бұрын

@@HerrSpuzzmacher - Alexander was pretty great.

@OneoftheCaesars

3 жыл бұрын

That's his guy lol

12:08 "They can't cancel you anymore" Ooooooh boy. this did not age well

@TealWolf26

2 жыл бұрын

Yea for sure. The gatekeepers invented new tools.

@leelee84701

2 жыл бұрын

cadbjjabkb still can't cancel ppl

God damn, Dan carlin has the voice of a god.

Best podcast out there, Hardcore History.

Dan said he completely forgot what he had planned to say about halfway through this, then just winged it for the rest of the way. I think I like the second half better.

@ddantzww

8 жыл бұрын

+sensbombers I can see that lol. I noticed he began to repeat himself about halfway through.

Congrats to dan for making it on ted! I've listened to almost every hardcore history he's made. I'm actually wondering if there is anybody else who I'll be able to listen to after him. Nobody in podcasting is more down to earth

As someone who put up about 20 podcasts about a mom who sews for her family, it's nice to know its out there somewhere. I started when Dan did but my kids got older and I got too busy. I always feel pride that he's continued on and been so successful!

As a media student, I am really inspired by your speech and see how much we can do in the era of new media. I feel really lucky to be born in this era. It's really amazing how anybody can be a content creator and make media that can access to billions of people. Without gatekeepers, we will get to see a lot of interesting new contents that we would never be able to see in the pasts. Wow.

Dan Carlin is awesome. Add me to the chorus of people recommending BOTH of his podcasts.

I love this guy and being a History nut myself I can't believe I only very recently discovered him but I am going to be playing catchup for a while on his podcast.

@vinhle72

7 жыл бұрын

Blueprint for Armageddon changed my driving situation drastically.

Based Dan Carlin, podcast lord of /tv/

I love his voice. I love his Hardcore History podcast. I love the points he brings up here. It's an odd thing to think about but in a way he fulfilled a part of that childhood dream of his because of the accessibility he spoke of. Well done

great talk mr carlin

Watching this in 2022 and its still relevant! "New Media" is truly here forever

Dan is so inspiring. He’s taught me how to be a more well rounded and reasonable person. History is so crucial to our understanding of the world.

What a great an informative talk! Best information on the subject I've yet to find :)

This is a great talk, as a media student, I have learned many things about new media from the class but after I watched this Ted Talk. it gave me a lot information even this video was 5 years ago but as you know knowledge never getting old. So, very nice content.

Such a great talk! I do like the way Dan Carlin talking about new media since 5 years ago which was the real coming of age time period of the new media. Then he said we didn’t need entirely huge audience for the new media anymore, everyone has a chance to make their mark in media in a way that simply has never before been possible not only depends on media gatekeepers as before and this era will be the era where human creativity exploded and it definitely is.

Love everything you do Dan.

@sambeeken8261

5 жыл бұрын

shush ur mouth

this man reminds me of some teachers I had and some that I wish my kids have. They would love history as much as I do!

@APRS

3 жыл бұрын

I guess the thing is now your kids do have access to this kind of education.

@morenaczarnecki5066

3 жыл бұрын

@@APRS that's not how it works!

@APRS

3 жыл бұрын

@@morenaczarnecki5066 what do you mean?

This talk has given me even more motivation to create and publish content online. The benefits of democratization/meritocracy and distribution - I'd already considered those. But the fact that 500 years from now, my lineage will still be able to easily lookup at any content I create today, is another fantastic reason. If for no other reason, I should create content for them - so they can get a slice of history from within their own lineage. How wonderful that would be for them.

One of the most intelligent people in the world

@DKYEGON

3 жыл бұрын

Without a doubt

Awesome talk

Hardcore History is the bomb.

This talkshow was amazing! How could he talk about media the whole video but I can watch till its end😂

how am i just seeing this now!

I will listen to everything that has the name Dan Carlin attached to it. The dude is amazing.

Nice!

kudos Dan!

LOL by joe's nightly newscast he means the Joe Rogan Experience. clever.

@jeffsimmons4822

8 жыл бұрын

Well, to be fair, Dan Carlin probably got a huge boost in listeners after he did Rogans podcast.

@vietnow4611

8 жыл бұрын

average joe

@shiroikyojin

8 жыл бұрын

+Jeff Simmons that's how I came across Dan.

@harrylong2796

5 жыл бұрын

@@jeffsimmons4822 To throw a spanner in the works it's how I found Joe Rogan ;)

@musashimiyamoto8998

3 жыл бұрын

@@harrylong2796 yeah but thats a lie

good stuff

I could watch this ageen and ageen

A little trip to the casting couch. Dan knew all along

Wow sir !

Anna Brees podcast and interviews well worth watching too guys 😻🌟😎🔮

I believe that the" new media " or narrow casting , will simply increase the isolation of individuals in a society. Shared interests begin to disappear , cultural commonalities evaporate, and yet I rush home to be alone in my office apart from my family to get my watch on! Shit I love KZread!

If "Joe's Nightly News" hires these TEDx camera guys they'll never make it.

This guy has great flies and great ointment.

@zorgaxful

8 жыл бұрын

+Bob Loblaw What do you mean?

@michaelo.1320

8 жыл бұрын

zorgaxful Thats the fly in the ointment right there.

@zorgaxful

8 жыл бұрын

+Bob Loblaw still don't get it

@lylechipperson5913

7 жыл бұрын

He used the euphemism like five times on a podcast with Joe Rogan and he made fun of himself for it.

Dan's the man

The only thing Dan is off about is that KZread isn't democratic. It often bans videos it doesn't agree with the content so there is a gatekeeper.

@zhbvenkhoReload

8 жыл бұрын

+John Williams While I mostly agree with you, I think that youtube is still a tad more democratic than television. Liveleak and Vimeo are still a good option. :D

@gbjwal1

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah for sure. But Govs can switch off KZread like the Turkish president did when incriminating evidence gets out. Not much of a democracy then!

Hardcore history is a MUST listen for, well, everyone. this man should be filthy rich

ben is sick

@joshbowler5210

9 жыл бұрын

michael mon If there is a Ben...

@christianalmli9085

8 жыл бұрын

+michael mon Wish him well for me.

@avatareyes1

6 жыл бұрын

he's seems quite healthy and on point to me!

@chadharrison306

6 жыл бұрын

Where is he when Dan needed him most

I wonder what Dan would thing of this topic/his talk looking back on it in 2019. The biggest issue that's arisen lately is that there is SO MUCH of this content and its being created so fast that there's no way to drink from the firehose without tech companies filtering it down into your recommendations with their algorithms....which means they have all the power of the old media with none of the accountability.

The platforms explode, as did the old networks, the actors and content creators keep being expendable as they've always been. YT detonates popular channels all the time, blocking their adds and blacklisting them from the recommend/hot algorithms, yet the platform and content keeps growing day by day. The machine has grown, not the people's part in it. Same game as usual, just in a different scale and format. People don't consume media, media consumes people. If a product is free for you, then you are the product.

Unfortunately, people have a demand to stay in their media bubble, which used to be less important due to centralized nature of mainstream media. But today this demand can finally be met by the media contentmakers (both newspapers and bloggers). So the media offers polarized biased content, people are happy to consume it and therefore their views become even more polarized. This is a positive feedback loop which slowly drives our societies crazy, and we all now participate in this process, whether we want it or not.

Please jump on the JRE podcast again Dan.

"right" is the new "nevertheless"

Carlin loves the 70's

And if You Tube decides do ban you?

Dan i speak about you often. Lex often speaks of you

11:22 " Now you can't be canceled" , well how the turntables.

Aah man, Hardcore History is the first podcast I ever got hooked on. Did I peak early? Not sure where to go next :(

@jcigliano792

8 жыл бұрын

+Galantasy Radiolab, Serial, The Moth, This American Life, TED Radio Hour, The Message, The Joe Rogan Experience, StarTalk, etc...

@Galantasy

8 жыл бұрын

+John Vincent Cigliano legendary thanks!!

@XMrSurrealisticX

8 жыл бұрын

+Galantasy Try Daniele Bollelli´s history podcast about the Spartacus rebellion! Not quite like Hardcore History but pretty good...

@Alex-nr2td

8 жыл бұрын

+Galantasy Dan Carlin also has a podcast on current events called Common Sense. Definitely worth checking out!

@nullvid

8 жыл бұрын

+Galantasy Stuff You Should Know and Planet Money are my 2 favorites.

He looks just like Tom Hanks!

@mattwardpictures

8 жыл бұрын

+Jay Mehdee -and Kevin Pollak.

only came here for the Carlin, Ted's a blight on society.

Dan "fly in the ointment" Carlin

He saw the future for sure

This video dating back to 2015 was very optimistic and mostly correct. Until KZread, Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram decided to become the gatekeepers themselves and institute their own form of censorship.

"And now without further preamble I'd like to introduce to you all Dan Carlin's Nightly News, to be broadcast nightly, by me. Suck it NBC news!"

Great talk, but the democritization of media is also a double-edged sword. Now you can find a content creator and an audience for just about anything--including completely false information and batshit-crazy ideologies. I'm not saying this down-side outweighs the good, but we need cultural changes to make us better at critical thinking or we might end up in sea of delusion bubbles that blind us to the larger picture.

Was it only 5 years ago there was no censorship on KZread?

So fucking well done Mr Carlin.

What he said at 9:22 is already happened now.. and its only 6 years of time..

It will be interesting to see what changes. Control or censorship of the internet? At the increasing rate that people are creating data, when will the rate that less and less people are contributing to the physical necessities of life be noticed. Food, clothing shelter and such cannot be created on the matrix, and as more and more people create digital creations, where will we find the labor force to sustain us with physical things with a true value to them?

Oh, how simple his endlish!!!!!!! in best meaning

Kacy and Jacy get about 50x more views than this TED talk. That's gotta say something.

I just wanted to see what Dan does with his hands while he talks...

TPP just passed, media going to go undemocratic again here soon. TiSA and TTIP won't help either.

"It's a free, meritocracy. If you can keep it" -Me Seriously, the internet is the modern age's wild wild west. It will only remain wild and free if you can keep it that way. So far we're doing a not so good job. Just barely holding off the inevitable which is actually not. That depends solely on us. The millions and billions.

People watch the nightly news?

LtCorbis would blow his mind and probably worry the hell out of him.

This isn’t Dan Carlin. When he quoted Napoleon, he didn’t do the BIG voice.

12:10 "can't cancel you anymore". I love DC but he did not see the modern internet coming ala media (government) cancellations. Wish he was still podcasting. SF DC!

I am watching this because Anna Brees suggested 🌟😻

Joe Rogans Nightly News Cast

3:08 12:38 who came from habit 9

@user-ch3zr7gq3i

3 жыл бұрын

Me

@user-ch3zr7gq3i

3 жыл бұрын

Hello friend

Ramble ramble ramble

Lol casting couch

Guerrilla democracy

한국말로 요약 좀 해주세요 ㅠㅠ

Tin can challenge

This was posted in 2015 and it doesn't even have one hundred thousand views. (78,777 as I type on Dec. 18 2019)

USA. EU feed one, direction, streaming,,,,,no quistion at all

Yes, please discover ME!!! First Anna Brees, then personal poet 😵🙏🏻🤣

good talk. only 78 million views. Perhaps it would be wise to get some cans out and do some cuisine tests.

If this were only true. KZread is the gatekeeper, as is twitter, Spotify and Facebook.

@Doober117

2 жыл бұрын

Very true. It’s funny cause he says you “can’t get cancelled now” and it’s ironic cause you can very much so get canceled which is what your saying.

Can't be cancelled, eh?

If I had a million views, I would hide 😱👀

Look up Anna Brees, my gorgeous lady in red 😻😉

An then came the adpocalypse;)

youtube cant cancel you????.....

This still hasn’t gotten a million views. 😂

Hello BSBA MKTG anong ginagawa niyo dito? HAHAHA

I love Dan Carlin, but not sure YT is a meritocracy, unless meddling with dead bodies in a forest is worthy of merit.

Amazing how dated this sounds, and how so much of it has been proven wrong.