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Hi listeners. If you're familiar with historical blindness, then you probably have some sense of how I view history.

As a vast epic, a tapestry of interconnected stories, each of which might have taken an entirely unexpected path

with any minor deviation. I love big and socially meaningful stories, and that's one of the

reasons I love fantasy and sci-fi as well, as the best examples of these teach us something

about the real world today, which is

something I often try to accomplish through the lens of history. This is why Twilight

Histories is such a great podcast. Each episode is an immersive audio adventure story with

sumptuous sound design, mixing the genres of sci-fi, fantasy, and history,

as through second-person storytelling, you, the listener, become a time traveler on a trek

through numerous, brilliantly imagined, alternative versions of history.

If you're a tabletop RPG nut like me, this is the perfect fiction podcast

to fall in love with, because its narrative style is inspired by the narration of a game master

telling you what wild adventures you find yourself in. And the creator of Twilight Histories,

Jordan Harbor, has even built an RPG

based on the show. This is the podcast to get into during this spooky Halloween season,

with numerous harrowing stories in its catalog. And you'll find yourself binging the show all

through the holiday season, escaping your current

stultifying reality through a series of gripping yarns. Close your eyes and live the experience.

Here's Jordan Harbor to tell you more. With the Twilight History's podcast, you can travel

anywhere in the multiverse. Some worlds are

familiar, others are totally exotic, an Egypt ravaged by an ice age, a Carthaginian colony

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