Hell on Earth - Appendix 5: REVOLUTION (feat. Mike Duncan)
🕑 Added 2023-04-12 11:01:08 +0000 UTCWe’re joined by Mike Duncan (Revolutions podcast, Hero of Two Worlds) to discuss the English Civil War, its causes, consequences and the character of those who fought in it.
Find Mike’s Revolutions series wherever you get podcasts, and keep an eye out for his next series coming soon.
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John Reedy
What a motherfucking crossover!
Alex
In the yearish since this has been posted, I’ve learned so much about history because of Chapos and Mike Duncans podcasts about history. Thanks for bringing a higher level of culture and understanding of the world around me!
DS
Some people ask the questions and some people answer them.
Saviourself
This episode fed my soul.
Dan
Matt is just committing to being the guy who only talks when he is about to rant.. ask some questions dude, move the discussion forward.
Theo
GOAT Mike Duncan? What a treat!
Hunter
I’m glad they were all able to agree that Livia was responsible for all of Charles’s dumbfuck decisions
Daniel Johnson
Long shot but what the hell: https://www.upress.virginia.edu/title/5647/
Mark Kobzik
Mike Duncan - legend!
This is Age of Napoleon erasure.
Luke Rybuck
Mike Duncan is the history podcast goat
Frank
making me go to be with no slop last night smdh my tummy was grumbling chris im a hungry boy feed me
ManeFrame
Who the who on the canoe
Wolfgang J. Bomgardner
https://www.patreon.com/casualtiesofhistory
Poppy Chulo
Mike Duncan also did a podcast covering the entire history of Rome. It was fantastic. Also check out his book "The Storm before the Storm." An excellent book on the first Roman civil war.
Shauna Seroquel
Altered States soy-to-Chad morph scene, thank you!
Kiva
Learning’s got stages: exposure -> understanding -> memory.
Eon Gattignolo
thomas jefferson kept his own offspring as slaves (shrug emoji)
Conor Mcvarnock
A history book podcast sounds dope. If they do a pod on EP Thompson or Carlo Ginzburg I'll be all over that.
William Weidner
LETS GO MIKE DUNCAN
Jack
fuck yes sir
Alex Greenberg
Oh hell yes
Parker McQueeney
Re: English influence on later revolutionaries, Bernard Bailyn’s “The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution” has a chapter on it, tho Bailyn’s project is a liberal one that flattens any class contradictions and ignores the more levelling tendencies of the American revolution. Jefferson famously quoted Richard Rumbold’s scaffold speech: "none comes into the world with a saddle on his back, neither any booted and spurred to ride him." There were certainly American revolutionaries who did see Cromwell as a hero, and radical republican ideologists like Milton and Harrington were hugely influential as well, tho it seems the current literature leaves this pretty unexplored. Later on obviously the French Revolution is overshadowing, but Eduard Bernstein has a great book on the English Revolution called “Cromwell and Communism” that might have been his last major work as an orthodox marxist before slipping into revisionism, it’s available on the MIA. Trotsky has a handful of articles on the English revolution as well that are interesting to look at.
Aaron Snelling
I nominate "Hellbound" for Mike's podcast
Jake Wald
Fuck yes!!! What a crossover
Gabriel Bowater
'sup HoE
Matt
it can't get better so I'll be resigning as a listening. Thank you for everything
Matt
Peak podcast listening experience. Fantastic. I think
Voidberg
Hell on Earth - The Musical. That is all.
erik w bjorke
It is worth a mention that the History of Rome was carried on by Robin Pierson at The History of Byzantium podcast that is ongoing, and one of the best history podcasts out there. It has been going since 2012 and has just finished covering the Fourth Crusade.
Clammy_Damp
Parliaments were originally an organ of power for Anglo Norman kings. The idea that they were from the “Anglo Saxon” period is anachronistic
Clammy_Damp
Oh shit Mike Duncan Lets gooooo
Rollo Tomassi
I'll always be indebted to Mike. His French Revolution pod is masterful.
Tim O'
The Zapata Oil Boys meet up with Gentleman Johnny's Party Train. It's a great day.
Arielle Curtin
Ah the refuge of history! Thank you guys!!!
Isaac Suárez
The great Mike Duncan! His history of Rome and Revolutions podcasts are classics.
Smooth Shrek
I’m glad I’m not the only one with that reaction. Hearing Mike with the boys is a dream come true.
Smooth Shrek
HELL YA MIKE “THE MAN” DUNCAN
Daniel Dermont
Brave and the Bold
Geoffrey Holland
You are in for a treat
Sheila Mydick
I love Mike this is great…hoping to hear some Cushvlog critiques come up but idk what to expect
Ellen Harold
I love the enthusiasm here!
Ralley Taura
Yas! So happy to hear Mike on the line again! I feel like it's been forever! Thanks guys.
Aaron Sutherland
Damn they really went and got the GOAT
Praaguematic
If I were to do a defenstration I would want to do it w these 3 fellas.
john
these are so fun to listen to high but then i absorb precisely 1% of the information :(
Gurjot
Let's fucking go!!!
Kate Baldwin
The way I gasped. So excited for this one
Demented Avenger
Woot! I discovered Revolutions not long ago when I was looking for extra information about this period after listening to Hell on Earth
Gubriel
Might fuck around and re-listen to The History Of Rome. I miss the GarageBand preset guitar loop, my old friends Marius and the Gracchi Brothers, and I hate my job and want to pay less attention to it
David Andrews
Another great episode
MC Prescott
Dream blunt rotation
Jason McGuire
Absolute dream team up
Jacob Curley
Soy facing so hard it changes my bone structure right now
Geoffrey Holland
We love to see a crossover of all our favs don't we folks?
Dano More
Damn, it’s the podcast cinematic universe
rum sodomy and the clash
for real
rum sodomy and the clash
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Michael S. Judge
The English Civil War was about one thing, and one thing only: respect
Rohmer Simpson
I’m gettin my fockin historiduccio ovah heah
Bartosz D
We are so back
mweber
absolute king shit
Dylan C.
This is halfway to my super group of favorite podcasters