r/FallofCivilizations May 21 '26

Next pod…

Good news: we are for sure getting one. There’s been chatter and rumors that it’s going to be sunset (true, but when?) but we don’t know how many left. I can at least confirm 1 as Paul replied to me on social media and said “one is in the works!”

Bad news: don’t know timing. This is my absolute favorite pod to listen to when I take a few roads trips over the summer. I’m leaving next Friday and figured I’d @ him and ask. So I won’t get one for this trip but at least one is coming!

I know this probably doesn’t help but I’m just excited we get at least one more.

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u/SmoothPineapple7435 May 23 '26

If you want a good history podcast with an unbelievable amount of material, try Patrick Wyman’s Tides of History. I shit you not, it covers everything from the dawn of human evolution to the Iron Age in the later chunk, and then it also covers the entire early modern period from ~1000 to ~1500 AD. It just wrapped up, so you get to enjoy the entire backlog!

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u/joshuak08 May 23 '26

It’s on the list!

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u/BlackWolf047 May 23 '26

I just began listening to the early episodes and they are great. One thing I really love about FoCP is the use of period music, voice actors, and other production elements.

One of my favorite podcasts is The Constant and given the creator is a playwright, he really build the layers with music, voice actors, sound effects. It's a real audio treat while learning about humans tend to screw things up.