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Titanic: rich people, bad luck, and ever-increasing hugenes w/ Joe
Ep 365235301 sept 2020
99 min
Titanic: rich people, bad luck, and ever-increasing hugenes w/ Joe

Production Costly! The costs of vising the wreck twelve times for research and footage, not to mention the cost of the film production overall. The extreme profitability of this ...

1917: trenches, trench rats, and modern war w/ Josh
Ep 3652352924 mar 2020
0 min
1917: trenches, trench rats, and modern war w/ Josh

The movie It was really good! One-shot gimmicks of the past and appreciating the technical complexity of what was done here. People The demographic makeup of the British mili...

Alexander: succession, 'The Great,' and sooo many Alexandrias w/ Ryan Stitt
Ep 3652352810 mar 2020
0 min
Alexander: succession, 'The Great,' and sooo many Alexandrias w/ Ryan Stitt

Meta Versions! So many versions. The best version of the film: The Ultimate Cut. Setting the scene Ancient Greece after 300. The Peloponnesian War (which Ryan is in the middl...

The Patriot: heroism, invisible slavery, and cutting-edge chair technology
Ep 3652352722 oct 2019
0 min
The Patriot: heroism, invisible slavery, and cutting-edge chair technology

People Roland Emmerich and Mel Gibson and historical rigor (or lack thereof). Period technologies Rocking chairs! Pushing the edge of period chair technology. Actually a rela...

Gangs of New York: history of The Five Points, immigration, and archaic criminal lingo
Ep 365235261 oct 2019
0 min
Gangs of New York: history of The Five Points, immigration, and archaic criminal lingo

Language Creating the dialects, idolects, and accents of the five points. Historical Language sleuthing. Daniel Day Lewis’ vocal performance. Historicity “A drama, not a docu...

The Last Samurai: Bushido, European influence, and howizters w/ Isaac Meyer
Ep 365235253 sept 2019
0 min
The Last Samurai: Bushido, European influence, and howizters w/ Isaac Meyer

Isaac Meyer’s History of Japan Podcast!! Japan post-isolation Tokugawa rule. Can historical economics be interesting? The introduction of tightly-controlled Dutch trade in Japa...

First Man: moon rocks, moon lasers, and the edge of space
Ep 3652352416 jul 2019
41 min
First Man: moon rocks, moon lasers, and the edge of space

One Small Step Worrying the minimum amount about your speech. The difficulty of quoting noisy radio transmissions. Because it is haaaahd Recognizing the small temporal distan...

300: professional soldiers, the Spartan Mirage, and expert poking w/ Josh
Ep 3652352311 jun 2019
69 min
300: professional soldiers, the Spartan Mirage, and expert poking w/ Josh

This film Zach Snyder’s strengths in creating comic book panels on film. Slo-mo blood spatter. Abs and glistening man-meat. Western civilization Ancient Greece and “western c...

Apocalypto: sacrificial practices, temples, and Mayan writing and math
Ep 3652352221 may 2019
42 min
Apocalypto: sacrificial practices, temples, and Mayan writing and math

Criticisms and controversy So yeah, Mel Gibson is bad. But then the movies are… really good? Trying to get past his framing. The tug of war between historical accuracy and entert...

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