Dan Carlin Needs This Computer To Defeat Mussolini

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Sports, Football

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2022

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Dan Carlin of Hardcore History lore joins Spencer, Jason, and Holly for a wide-ranging discussion: - Just how much history can be blamed on Texas? - Which football rivalry is King Arthur and Mordred? - Systemic failure in large organizations, no reason!! - Player buyouts and a workable trickle-down economics model! - And of course, which two historical empires would you put in a Cotton Bowl? - Visit sunny preownedairboats.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	MUSIC
0:26.9	Welcome to the shutdown full cast you are listening to the Internet's only college football
0:44.4	podcast.
0:45.4	I am Spencer Hall.
0:46.9	I am joined as I am every week by Jason Kirk.
0:51.1	Say hello Jason.
0:53.1	I'll say the figures.
0:55.7	Oh, the events.
0:58.9	There's a whole other thing, but that's enough for now.
1:02.4	And Holly Anderson.
1:04.4	Hello Holly.
1:05.4	Hello.
1:06.4	That's a historical hello.
1:08.8	It sounds full of portent and mystery and cheese fries.
1:14.6	Folks, do you hear a great rumbling?
1:18.2	In the east in my chest.
1:20.5	Jason, how did you make this?
1:22.0	How did you make this happen?
1:23.1	How did you get the one and only hardcore histories Dan Carlin on the shutdown full cast?
1:27.9	Yeah, let's give our credit where it's due because you may have seen a lot of this take
1:31.0	place via the shutdown full cast Twitter account.
1:33.5	But Jason did land this fish.
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