You wake in a strange room.

Your clothes are foreign and the walls are covered in objects from a different world.

You don't know where or when you are.

Or if you're still dreaming.

There are footsteps in the hall.

Jumping up, you race out of the room and into the streets.

You have just entered the Twilight Histories.

Hi, I'm Jordan Harbor.

Thanks for tuning in to the Twilight Histories.

What you're about to hear is part four

of May His Caugh Endure Forever by Kevin Valbenese. Some podcast for a hobby. Others make

it their livelihood. Kevin is one of those driven, talented types that's trying to podcast for

a living, and I have the greatest respect for that.

If you're looking for podcasting services, you've got to check him out.

You can find him at baroquemedia.com.

We're going to start today's show in just a moment, but right now, I want to recommend a podcast to you.

I found this newish history podcast. It's only been around for a year,

and it's really good. History Impossible is a show about things that sound impossible, but are true.

Things like the repelling of Soviet Russia by tiny Finland, or the strange, werewolf-like fanaticism of the Nazi soldiers

at the end of World War II. The host is Alexander Radar von Sternberg, and to give you an idea

of his style, he's been moving more towards long-form, multi-hour shows.

The shows are deep and immersive.

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