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Matt cut this episode in two! He's gonna talk about the Qin Dynasty itself, as a thing, for about an hour.

Short segments include

Art of War

Context is King

If the past had Google

Matt has been busy working on this episode, but it took him a bit longer than usual. Sorry!

Short segments include:

Old Historical Fictionj

Confucian...ish

Art of War

It's a double length episode of historyish! Just for you because Matt cares for you and, well... he likes to ramble about bronze, apparently. This episode is all about the Zhou Dynasty and its monumental effects on China after its time.

Short segments include:

lost in translation

I call bull-ish

Confucius Quotes

Art of War

Matt got really sick, but he's better...ish

It's the beginning of our cycle on Early China! Let's examine the progress people make to create what we call civilization

short segments include

Historyception

Art of War

Confucian... ish

Matt interviews Daniel and they answer the India cycle's big question.

Matt discusses the process of urbanization in Ancient India, the Magadha Empire and the Maurya Empire.

Short Segments include:

Make Herodotus Proud

Uh... well, Damn

Petrifying Precedents

Matt examines the spread of power and ideas in Ancient India

subjects include the development of Vedic Hinduism, his deep and personal fear of tigers, the Uttarapatha, Jainism and Buddhism.

Short segments include

quotable...ish

historical transcripts

anxiety thoughts (tigers)

The beginning of a whole new series on historyish!

Matt examines the two most ancient groups of people in ancient history. He, and you, will get a look behind ancient history's mist and myth respectively.

Short segments include

mind splode

troubling traditions

historical would you rather

It's time for some history...ish

Matt and Jay are back at it and this is a real loose episode. No new information. Just friends talkin' about history...ish. They also talk about other things.

Matt goes over Neobabylon! It's the end of Mesopotamia!

short segments include:

World Survey

Troubling Traditions

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