
Two public-school teacher-nerd-geeks (with surprisingly little overlap in our geekdom) teach each other through the common ground of history about our favorite things
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyGamesLeisure | |||

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My weeks are spent listening to an eccentric mix of podcasts; history, science, comedy, comic related… and at two episodes in I think this is the one that brings all of my subjects of interest together.
These guys are great; smart, educated (the two don’t always go together), fun.
Now it’s my goal to binge the whole series!
Ed and Damian always manage to both amuse me and make me think deeper about things I’ve taken for granted in geekdom. I highly recommend that you give them a listen.
Damien Harmony is a treasure.
Very good thought put into each episode with great details - some I knew, lots I didn’t!
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Focused on the intersection of history, pop culture, and personal experiences, this series features engaging discussions between two public school teachers who explore diverse topics such as tabletop role-playing games, storytelling tropes, and societal issues through the lens of various media, including literature and television shows. Episodes often combine humor with deeper themes like addiction, mental health, and cultural representation, offering listeners a mix of education and entertainment. Unique in its blend of academic background with geek culture, the hosts share their distinct interests while creating a space for thoughtful dialogue about their favorite subjects.
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