The Man Who Conquered Borat | Genghis Khan (Part 1)

Fin vs History

Fin Taylor & Horatio Gould

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4.7 • 997 Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2025

⏱️ 59 minutes

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0:00.0	Well, welcome back to fin versus history um as ever i'm joined by horatio gau
0:27.3	today we're talking about gangus khan it's mongolia it's the middle ages it's who gives a shit
0:37.3	squared from my point of view.
0:39.2	You're in the middle of nowhere. You're, you found yourself with your pants around your ankles.
0:44.1	I'm completely lost. I'm completely lost. I don't know where we are. I don't know what's going on.
0:51.1	You've entered into more neurodivergent history now.
0:54.2	I'd say I'm meeting the Oracle of autism.
0:59.0	I didn't,
0:59.6	I need,
1:00.5	oh my,
1:02.3	that explains to people.
1:04.6	That's Mongolian throat singing.
1:05.8	To people who have lives and mortgages and families and jobs.
1:09.3	What have you just been doing?
1:10.4	Finn's been deeply uncomfortable
1:11.5	with my Mongolian throat singing.
1:13.2	He does not feel like he's been whisked away
1:15.2	to an exotic land.
1:16.5	No, I feel completely under threat.
1:19.1	I feel very closed off, body language-wise.
1:22.3	What's Mongolian throat singing?
1:24.7	It's traditional Mongolian music,
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