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His conviction has been vacated, he is going home pending a re-trial (should the prosecution choose a retrial). What a journey the last 7 years have been.
I just like to learn new things and like podcasts, thanks in advance!
What are some good podcasts that make history come alive and sound really interesting? I’m searching for a podcast that can keep my interest while also teaching me facts about history that I probably don’t know. I like listening to deep dives into history that make me want to do further research. Bonus points if the podcast(s) also speak of little-known historical figures and still make it intriguing.
I have a friend who has taken a deep dive into the most insane conspiracy theories. He talks about the most unbelievable topics like bigfoot, reptilians, giants, and my personal favorite, all actors are satan worshiping lunatics who ritually sacrifice children on a regular basis. In my opinion, a lot of it sounds like wacky Christian propaganda to try and scare people back into being religious. I mean the stuff is all so clearly fabricated but he’s an idiot and doesn’t know how to fact-check anything. The guy seems to simply believe it all because he thinks it’s coming from credible people, yet it’s obviously either coming directly from idiots or mentally ill people.
Anyway, I have obviously voiced my opinion on how silly all this stuff is but he responds with that typical “DO YOUR RESEARCH” BS that’s often thrown around by these clowns. I’m not going to waste my time going into extensive research on these topics, but I will listen to a …
I can’t remember the specifics, other than she had never heard or seen him act in such a way that she felt like she had witnessed him in his most vulnerable state and there was nothing left between them. Or something along those lines.
I remember it being a very Interesting episode. It might have been an invisibilia episode or something from NPR. Can anyone help me out? Appreciated!
What a ride, I heard it all in a day.
Josh Baker is such an empathetic and wonderful journalist.
What do you think about Sam?
Any recommendations on what to hear after this?
“Pressure cooker” is not finished but so far pretty good, it is about a radicalized Canadian couple.
I’m searching for books with prose that are just…..chefs kiss. Can be of any genre. I want to get lost in the depths of language.
Edit: Goodness what have I done, thank you for all of your recommendations all have been added to my ever expanding list. Thank you everyone!
I went to a school in the super rural midwest; 39 people in my graduating class. Here’s the thing…I always feel dumb. Like, shit I should have learned…especially in History…I did not. And now my kids ask me pretty simple things and I’m like, “ask daddy, he’s suuuuuper smart.” But honestly, he’s just better educated.
So what should I be reading to “catch up,” especially regarding history?
Help me find my next escape. I’m looking for a book hangover!
I keep track of all my reads on the website Storygraph. It’s a good website with fun stats! But one think that has been revealed in my reading stats is that a majority of the books I’ve read this year are considered “dark”.
Bloody.
Gruesome.
Pessimistic.
I’m hoping to spend the last few months of 2022 in a race to knock “dark” off the top spot as a personal challenge. I want you to recommend the most saccharine books you can think of. Absolutely dripping with wholesome goodness and positivity.
I prefer fantasy and LGBTQ+, but I will take any recommendation from any genre.
I’m looking to add to my to-read list. What’s your favorite book of the last 12 months. Why should I read it?
All genres are fair game.
Only one stipulation: if the book is part of a series, then just recommend the series if you think it’s worth reading in its entirety.
I want a good book for fall like the Secret History by Donna Tartt ☺️
I love the feeling in that book of a closed society. The setting could be something like a school, but it could also be isolated like a remote village or something.
Thank you fellow book friends
In search of post-apocalyptic games, where the world is hopelessly decrepit, to the point where you shudder at the thought of even being there as you are, let alone having to live and survive day-to-day life there.
My gold standards for such worlds:
I feel like most zoo games put way more emphasis on the latter
Hi everyone! I’m looking for a game that’s cozy but can also be finished. I find that a lot of cozy game recommendations are typically Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing (which I love) type games where there is no definitive end to the game and you can put thousands of hours into if you wanted to. I’m looking for a cozy/calming game that has a definitive ending. Preferably a game that has a solid a story. If you guys have any suggestions I’d love to hear them! I’m open to pretty much anything.
As a side project, I was thinking of a way to give game suggestions based on various number of criterias.
It’s pretty basic right now, you have 6 different types of profiles (Bard, Inkeeper, Commander, Explorator, Gladiator and Ninja).
Each profile has a game linked to it, which should be related to the profile preferences.
So you get the profile which fits you the most as a player (trying not to spoil too much here) as well as a game linked to it.
For the time being, I have limited it to PC games.
I deliberately choose games which had a low to medium visibility on Steam, but still had a decent number of good reviews to ensure that they are complete games and not school or hobby projects.
You can check it out right here.
Disclaimer: I do not own/made any of the game presented as a recommendation there.
I do, however, have authorization from the studios to display their game.
I have no financial benefit in this project, and I made all the illustrations myself using Adobe …
Looking around to find a game where i am the captain of a spaceship in a living galaxy, the main points for me are:
- i wanna do what i want to a degree, trading, mining, bounty hunting, pirating
- the world needs to have factions that dont just sit there, but interact in a meaningful way
- i want to be able to upgrade my ship and if possible a crew
- what i do should have the potential to change greater stuff - at least in theory, even if i just am a little cog in the machine and the only outcome might be that on some planet beer is 1% more expensive because i buy so much of it, just a small example, but in theory i might influence also the outcome of a war by a hair
- i want emergent storytelling, with every playthrough being different, i dont need a preprogrammed narrative, i want to make my own adventure and have a different experience each time i start a new game - this doesnt mean i need a procedural created universe, but i think that or some other kinds of randomization …