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What is the best peice of media you ever interacted with?
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By far for me it's the Dan Carlin's hardcore history podcast but more specifically "The blueprint for Armageddon".
Absolutely incredible
Hardcore history was the first podcast I got into back in like 2018. It's so captivating - I've listened to many episodes more than once.
It's as good as any audio book in my opinion - months of research and editing go into every episode. Some are extremely hard to listen to though, he definitely doesn't hold back when it comes to telling the bad parts of history. The recent one on slavery comes to mind - truly some of the worst descriptions I've heard.