dungeonsoup,
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Big fan of Darknet Diaries.

standardissue,

My top podcasts lately:

  • QAnon Anonymous: started out chronicling the QAnon freakshow but moved towards more general deep dives into modern and past conspiracy movements
  • Minion Death Cult: laughing at right wing comment sections
  • This Is Revolution: great leftist interview/discussion
  • Joy Tactics: extremely funny stuff
  • Uhh Yeah Dude: one of the longest running podcasts out (13 years) and still funny as hell

I dip into some other podcasts from time to time like Chapo Trap House, Comedy Bang Bang, and Vice’s CYBER.

I also listen to some paranormal/weird shows that I can recommend if anyone is interested.

digitalpanopticon,
  • History on Fire (Italian Prof talks about interesting events and people)
  • The Deprogramm (An iraqi, a slav and a american rant about things)
  • Duncan Trussell Family Hour (Classical "guy invites interesting people to talk to")
  • Blowback (Historic events regarding american imperialism)
Shadocvao,

History:

  • History of Rome
  • History of Byzantium (spiritual successor to HoR) - ongoing but with an end planned
  • British History Podcast (in depth) - ongoing but with an end planned
  • Revolutions (various revolutions from HoR
  • Blowback
  • Hardcore History
  • Fall of Civilizations

Horror:

  • Magnus Archives
  • The Lovecraft Investigations - unsure if finished

True Crime:

  • Bear Brook
  • Dirty John

Others:

  • *Shut up and Sit Down (Boardgames)"
  • Beef and Dairy Network (Comedy)
  • Outer Reach (Sci-Fi)

Bold = Ongoing with no end planned

AlolanYoda,

I like listening to historical podcasts, and my favorites are "The History of Rome" (which has finished) and its followup "The History of Byzantium" and "Hardcore History" . I've heard good things about "Revolutions" by the creator of "The History of Rome" but I haven't checked it out yet.

Also I've been enjoying "Fall of Civilizations" a lot, but so far have only listened to a few of the episodes.

StarWhisper13,

I've listened to all of these podcasts besides Hardcore history, and I can highly recommend all of them. It's hard to pick a favourite but it might be Revolutions, which I found the most eye-opening, especially season 3 on the french revolution. I'm currently working my way through Wittenberg to Westphalia, the Wars of the Reformation, which is meant to be on the 30 years way, but takes a very deep dive into the life, economy, history and culture of the middle ages and early modern period.

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