
We try to make sense of Asian culture and politics by exploring the continent's history. We start in the present, then methodically travel back in time. Best listened to in proper order. Season 1: Arabia Season 2: Iran Season 3: Iraq and Syria Season 4: ? Notice a mistake? Be so kind as to let me know. Suggestions, questions and encouragements are appreciated: asianhistorypodcast@hotmail.com or Sp... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

We talk about Israel, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan 1990-today.
Notice any mistakes? Let me know, please!
A few datapoints:
1987 start first intifada
1988 establishment of Hamas
1988 PLO recognizes Israël
1989 Taif Agreement
1993 Oslo Accords... more
Sources for this series (more will be added later):
The Economist often for current affairs (cited when relevant)
ABICHT L. Israël, Palestina. ABICHT LUDO. Delalniettemin: over Joodse wijsheid en humor
ARNES I. Historische atlas van het jodendom :... more
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When I first saw this podcast series, I was skeptical. I thought the history of all of Asia? But I immediately became a fan and it has always been the first download that I play when it comes in. I realize the author takes a different approach to history working from the present and progressively going back to more distant times. It definitely works for me and for whatever it’s worth you have my vote to continue producing the series. I appreciate the hard work, thoughtful approach, and great inf... more
I’ve always wanted to learn more about individual histories of countries and how they contribute to present day realities. In listening to the series on Iran, I’ve gotten just that. This podcast has made me hungry for more!
So far I’m really enjoying these lessons in history. There were a few times i saw his personal thoughts/opinions shine through, but generally the information comes from a pragmatic lens and is mostly without personal interjections. I look forward to learning more. I only wish he didn’t take so long to release episodes as i know i will be caught up soon.
The idea to go through the countrys History backwards, mixed with not giving much dates does not work well for me, it makes everything confusing.
That said, the Podcast is very well researched and interesting.
Extremely informative while being relatively concise. Brings a interesting perspective to the history of the region.
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Exploring the rich tapestry of Asian culture and politics, this podcast offers a unique perspective by chronologically unraveling the continent's history, starting from the present and moving backward. Covering significant regions such as Arabia, Iran, Iraq, and Syria, it examines key historical events, figures, and societal transformations that have shaped the modern landscape. Each episode tackles complex narratives that connect ancient empires and ideologies with contemporary issues, making the content both insightful and relevant.
Listeners can expect a thoughtful and academic approach to history, which is presented in a comprehensive manner. The host emphasizes the importance of historical context and its implications in today's world... more
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