Podcasts that feel like
Revolutions
Mike Duncan · History · 400 episodes
Every great revolution, narrated with clarity from first spark to final purge.
epic · cerebral · relentless
If Revolutions hit the spot, these will too
Mike Duncan · History
Duncan's first marathon, same clarity
The difference: Rome only
Rome, from foundation myth to fall, in one legendary chronological run.
Dan Carlin · History
History with narrative gravity
The difference: Epic episodes, rare drops
Five-hour history epics that hit like feature films. Start with the fall of anything.
Audible · History
Immersive era-by-era storytelling
The difference: Dramatized, American
American history as immersive audio drama, one era per season.
Goalhanger · History
Global power struggles
The difference: Two hosts, breezier
How empires rise, rule, and rot, told by two great raconteurs.
Prof. Greg Jackson · History
Rigor plus fun, US edition
The difference: Professor-led
American history that earns the title, funny and rigorously sourced.
NPR · History
Revolutions' echoes today
The difference: Thematic, produced
The history hiding underneath the news.
Audible / Patrick Wyman · History
shares that epic, cerebral feel
Deep history from the Ice Age forward, written by an actual historian.
Goalhanger · History
shares that epic, cerebral feel
Two historians make the past feel like the best dinner party in Britain.
Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal · Technology
shares that epic, cerebral feel
Four-hour company histories treated like great literature. The best business show ever made.
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