The Gerogan Experience.

Old school, we went old school with the music folks because Dan Carlin's here of hardcore history and DC Common Sense

You have two podcasts. podcasts yes and I'm telling

you man there's very few people that have been requested as many times as you by

the fans I owe you for having me here I had no idea we have such crossover on the audience.

Apparently quite a bit because people on my message board are super pumped about this, people online are

super pumped about this.

I think now more than ever in this country there's a learning a yearning rather to understand

how the hell we got here you know when you look at like the financial crisis and you look at our

ridiculous actions overseas and you look at like, like, wow, there's a lot of kids

that are growing up right now that are in their 20s and 30s and they look at this mess that we're in as a society as a culture as a

race really is the whole human race how the hell did this all happen and because of, I think there's more of an interest in history today than at any time I remember

like young people being like really interested in history and when I was younger but it seems like there's like a more of a

clamoring for this knowledge now than I think I've ever heard before.

It helps when the History Channel is doing Monster Quest and Ice Road Trucker kind of

kind of leaves a vacuum for some of us to sort of just shoot through to you.

Yeah, does that drive you crazy when you watching the history channel?

You know, I don't know if it does.

Part of me starts to think that, yeah, it opens up.

I mean, you know, we were doing some work a while back with some of these production companies in

LA and New York and stuff that, you know, we'll get this guy from the history podcast

and we'll develop a show around him and I'm in these meetings with these guys and it's like every question is can we can we make this a little more broad can we make this a little bit and eventually you know you're you can have Dan Carlin searching for

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