Ray's latest episode of The History of World War II podcast feels timely in light of the US's emboldened fascist government and its stated goal to annex other countries. "Resist Today, Resist Tomorrow, Resist Until It’s Done" presents short accounts of resistance before and during the war.
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Ray's latest episode of The History of World War II podcast feels timely in light of the US's emboldened fascist government and its stated goal to annex other countries. "Resist Today, Resist Tomorrow, Resist Until It’s Done" presents short accounts of resistance before and during the war.
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Today a new season of The Science of Coffee started with an episode on cold brew. It makes clear there are flavours everyone misses out on if they only drink hot brewed coffee.
After listening to the episode, I packed my cold brew pitcher, filter, and beans so I can make some at work.
https://thescienceofcoffee.podbean.com/e/cold-brew-part-1-how-temperature-transforms-coffee-flavors/
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Today a new season of The Science of Coffee started with an episode on cold brew. It makes clear there are flavours everyone misses out on if they only drink hot brewed coffee.
After listening to the episode, I packed my cold brew pitcher, filter, and beans so I can make some at work.
https://thescienceofcoffee.podbean.com/e/cold-brew-part-1-how-temperature-transforms-coffee-flavors/
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I listen to podcasts through Pocketcasts and my recap surprised me a bit.
Even at my usual 2x speed, the 145 days listening seems overwhelming.
I have a lot of history, speculative fiction, and gaming podcasts I subscribe to, but the longest episode and most listened to podcast were both related to wrestling. Before AEW started I didn't have an interest in wrestling, but now that I watch I find I enjoy it much more with the context provided by How2Wrestling and WhatCulture.
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Mike Duncan's Revolutions podcast has been a constant for me since 2013. It's a wonderful history podcast that delves deep into revolutions from the English to the Russian Revolution. Before that, his History of Rome was a delight. Listening to the last episode today was tough. I will miss Mike's insights and exhaustive research. Mike's admission to being brought left by the work was heartening.
https://thehistoryofrome.typepad.com/revolutions_podcast/
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Wait, What? has been one of the prime ways that I've kept up on comics for years and it's coming to an end as a regularly scheduled podcast. I'll miss having Graeme and Jeff talking about the comics industry, manga, and pop culture so much. I highly recommend their read throughs of Avengers, Judge Dredd and Fantastic Four.
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I listened to the latest episode of the Book Club for Masochists podcast today, and it was about podcasts. One of Matthew's recommendations, Mangasplaining, has now added many hours to my podcast catch up list and will probably grow my books to read list too. The first Mangasplaining episode fittingly covers Akira, and it was a fun overview.
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Omega Metroid Podcast
With the announcement of Metroid Dread, my interest in the Metroid series was rekindled. I searched to see if there was a podcast dedicated to it and there was Omega Metroid Podcast waiting for me to dive in. The 'cast does deep dives into various aspects of the games and their story and the hosts' enthusiasm keeps it engaging.
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Six Feats Under – Mouse Guard
Six Feats Under's Mouse Guard podcast is a joy to listen to. It uses the Mouse Guard RPG system and David Peterson's wonderful Mouse Guard comics world to tell emotional and entertaining stories. The players and game master bring characters and the world to life masterfully.
There is one story arc available as Year 1 and Year 2 is ongoing. The po
https://apollolemmon.com/2019/02/11/six-feats-under-mouse-guard/
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