Dan Carlin+

Dan Carlin recommends this work because it utilizes recent scientific advancements and scholarship to create a comprehensive, three-dimensional narrative that fills historical gaps.

“I am absolutely overwhelmed by the comprehensiveness of your work I mean the number the number of books that I have that key where everything seems to be in darkness in most of the other”

Dan Carlin values this work for its insightful analysis of the invisible population and the unique structural nature of Norse religion.

“to many in the Viking World The Invisible population of things like elves may have been more important to their daily life than the gods themselves”

Dan Carlin recommends that listeners purchase the original, unabridged version to access the important appendixes and primary source letters detailing wartime communications.

“if you really are interested in that series by the way don't buy one of The Abridged versions go get your hands on one of the original works because they include all the appendixes”

Dan Carlin recommends this work because its dramatic, fact-based narrative successfully overcomes the abstract nature of nuclear threat and forces the reader to confront the reality of potential extinction.

“It begins 1 second after a nuclear weapon is launched in her fictional account and then how everything proceeds from there.”

Dan Carlin recommends this work because Dan Carlin believes it successfully incorporates essential local perspectives that were previously missing from the international narrative.

Dan Carlin highlights this play as one of his favorite examples of human limitation in understanding reality.

“there are more things in Heaven and Earth htio than are dreamt of in your philosophy”

Dan Carlin recommends this show to his audience because he values the host's expertise and believes listeners who enjoy his own style will likely appreciate the content.

“if you have not checked that out and you like my show you really ought to because you'll like that probably as well”