What history youtubers/podcasts do you guys listen to?
I'm looking for some good ones about feudal Japan, western antiquity, and Spanish colonization.
What history youtubers/podcasts do you guys listen to?
Alexander Gomez
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
youtube.com
twitter.com
Nathan Cruz
Here are some pretty based lecture series.
Early Medieval history
youtube.com
Roman History
youtube.com
Christopher Diaz
Bump
Jason Cook
Bump for podcasts, something I can walk around to, youtube's too big a commitment. Can't even lock me phone
Tyler Brown
I'm about to try out the China series from Harvard X too, if this or a similar thread is up by the time I'm done I'll post it if it's any good.
Wyatt Adams
TTC
Lincoln Perez
What? I'll I'm getting is Toronto Transit Commission.
Brayden Myers
the teaching company, google it and check their history/ancient category.
they are a company that sell 24-36 part lectures, an example of one lecture
Robert Morales
>sell
Looks like a great resource, unfortunately I'm a poor third worlder.
Jace Thomas
/t/
Henry Diaz
wut, why are you linking me you shill?
Those are free series, one of which was done by Yale for fucks sake and the other has no affiliation with that for pay bullshit.
GET THE FUCK OUT YOU MONEY PLUGGING THUNDERCUNT FUCK.
Lucas King
I'm not an affiliate, the second video is deffinetly from TTC, they might have made the entire course free I don't know, but usually they put 1-2 lectures on youtube and force you to buy the whole at their store.
Gavin Baker
Yeah, I just hate reading for extended time on kindles/computers. They give me headaches.
I'm sure I'll end up torrenting a couple and roughing through it though, because they have some really great looking books.
Oliver Parker
ttc has video/audio, not books (although lectures do come with a guidebook)
Mason Reed
Looks like you're right, the first two links I clicked on seem to be the only book only ones they have.
Thanks for the help, user. Going to find some torrents and throw the audio on my iPod.
Adrian Mitchell
This is also pretty interesting, it's small series on the psychology and mindset of viking civilization.
youtube.com/watch?v=nJZBqmGLHQ8
Kevin Carter
Saving this thread for answers
Dylan Anderson
>cool
Christopher Reyes
In Our Time
Discussions on a wide range of topics (From Taoism to Nuclear Theory) with academics from related fields
comfy af
Anthony Diaz
Lost a lot of interest when I saw it was BBC.
I know how fucking hard it is for them to be unbiased and professional in their news, I don't know how'd they fare in history and sociology.
Andrew Wright
it's great
the people on it are writers, academics etc from all over the place
Christian Powell
Good grief, Japanese comics are the best.