There is not enough time to listen to all of the great podcasts. The creators have so much talent. I prefer podcasts done by one person with content that provides a big picture so I don't get lost in the details. I am not picky about the part of the world covered or time time period as long as the content is engaging. I am picky about the presentation -- voice and editing.
I still use the Apple Podcasts app on my iPhone. Maybe other apps are better but I am used to it. I gave up using my laptop. Syncing my phone with the laptop was a hassle and It is easy to (re)download content from iTunes. I subscribe and then use custom settings to play from oldest to newest and don't delete after playing (because I frequently repeat episodes). I manually delete episodes otherwise when a podcast has 100+ episodes the Podcast app requires too much scrolling.
So much work goes into these podcasts but when finished there is something that brings much joy to many people, something that will be here for a long time.
The list:
- Literature and History by Doug Metzger - literature, history and parody songs (my favorite)
- History of WW2 by Ray Harris - his coverage of the Battle of Britain is hard to forget
- Russian Rulers History by Mark Schauss
- History of the Mongols by Ben Hill
- History of Bulgaria by Eric Halsey
- History of England by David Crowther
- British History Podcast by Jamie Jeffers
- History of English (language) by Kevin Stroud
- Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
- Revolutions by Mike Duncan
- History of Rome by Mike Duncan
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Interesting. I wonder what your listening habits are like? Do you listen to them while commutting, at work, while relaxing? Do you chose what to listen based on the title/topic or do you try the all and the bail out if you are not into them? Just curious.
ReplyDeleteI bail fast on books, podcasts and movies. Getting back time is refreshing and there are so many great podcasts that there is no reason to stick with one that isn't working for me.
ReplyDeleteI like history -- recent and ancient. The time period or geographic region doesn't matter.
I listen while traveling, working outside, walking and at bed time. A podcast at night helps me relax and fall asleep. Maybe podcast creators don't want to learn their content helps people sleep but that is a bonus for me.
I love history. This is a good list you've curated and I look forward to listening to Eric Halsey podcast on Bulgaria. Can you make an updated list of podcasts you listen to in 2022 please?
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