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History of Japan

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History of Japan

Isaac Meyer

History

4.7790 Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2010

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

If you're just starting the show: I recommend starting with episodes 501-540. Listen to this to find out why. And welcome to the podcast!

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello, and greetings from the future!

0:04.8

If you're hearing this, you're all the way at the beginning of this podcast's feed,

0:09.0

which, as of the time I'm recording this, is just over 10 years ago.

0:13.6

And hey, it's awesome that you want to be a completionist with a show this long.

0:17.7

I did want to give you a quick heads up.

0:20.3

The first 20 episodes of the feed are my attempt to do a short history of Japan, but they

0:26.3

are also early in the life of the podcast and a bit messy and lacking in audio quality as a

0:31.3

result. These days, I do recommend instead starting with episodes 501 through 540, a 40-part series covering the history of Japan in both a more complete way and with better audio quality.

0:47.4

I'm leaving up the originals for posterity, however, so you can make your own choice.

0:52.7

After that, feel free to listen in any order.

0:55.8

I change topics weekly so you don't have to go through the episodes and release order,

1:00.1

whatever strikes your fancy, give it a listen.

1:02.7

Or just listen to all of them. It's your show, too.

1:06.4

Thanks for listening, and I hope you enjoy.

1:09.0

Please don't judge the old audio too harshly should you choose to go that far back.

1:13.2

I was just an impoverished grad student with a bad USB mic and a dream.

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