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9 months ago reply 0

Completely love and support the intro to the rebroadcast of this episode. This just proves that history does not change a whole lot.

1 years ago reply 0

😭 crying like a baby. Thank you for sharing

1 years ago reply 0

I love what you do Nate, you’re an absolute champion.

1 years ago reply 1

Thanks, this was a great episode!

2 years ago reply 1

I live right outside of Gettysburg. Thank you for this beautiful episode.

2 years ago reply 0

. cdg shall dann flasher Shrek gave

2 years ago reply 0

What a lovely idea, much nicer than re-runs! I could listen to Nate's voice all day

2 years ago reply 2

Such great stories and told perfectly

2 years ago reply 0

That bought a tear to my eye, another great story sublimely told

3 years ago reply 0

Well done! Very well done! Your voice, your rhythm, and your general presentation is something I've been waiting to hear amongst all these podcasts. You remind me of the podcast "The Story." I wish I could recall the host's name of that podcast. The subject matter is still significantly important. and, at some point I hope to figure out why I like your presentation so much. So far, I can say that it's the frankness in your voice, and that the content seems genuine and timeless. At least that's what I noticed so far. Please keep up the good work, and I hope to be in contact with you in the future.

3 years ago reply 2

Never mind. I found the info on Wikipedia. It's "You'd be so nice to come home to".

@QuestMaster20 : What's the song at 04.44? I really want to know. I Google searched the lyrics and got nothing. Please reply and let me know. Thanks πŸ‘
3 years ago reply 0

What's the song at 04.44? I really want to know. I Google searched the lyrics and got nothing. Please reply and let me know. Thanks πŸ‘

3 years ago reply 0

Oddly enough I watched a video about Dr Couney's incubator babies last night. Amazingly some 7 thousand people lived to grow up due to that show.

3 years ago reply 0

Oh I'm sure Joseph Smith would have "found" the Golden Plates no matter where he lived.

3 years ago reply 0

Wow thank you for this, I just discovered your podcast and I'm really hooked. This episode 'The Sliebt Room' was sooo good the way you left the silence at the end was amazing I could hear a heart beat n thought it was on the recording but when I paused it it was my own, so strange to notice my own heart beat.

3 years ago reply 0

That music was not only awful, but so loud I could barely hear what I downloaded the pod for in the first place; you telling the story!

4 years ago reply 0

"How would the swans perceive these creatures on the outside of the cage, all furious, flapping on the surface, and nothing underneath?". - I am absolutely love the way you write your shows. Very unique and poetic! I discovered you from your appearance on radiolab and I have been listening ever since. Amazing job.

4 years ago reply 2

So far this is my favorite.

4 years ago reply 0

One of the best podcast series I have every heard. The writing is terrific and the pictures he paints are vivid.

4 years ago reply 0

Sounds luke you read it, but Laura Ingalls Wilder has a fascinating description in On the Banks of Plum Creek. Amazing we could unintentionally or intentionally do this.

5 years ago reply 1

Fascinating description. Must have seemed like the end of the world.

5 years ago reply 3

I burst out laughing at, "But Andrew Jackson was all cool, "Free cheese!"" I love Nate's delivery. :D

6 years ago reply 1

Episode 115, how beautiful.

6 years ago reply 1

So excited that 99% Invisible featured you! Glad I found your podcast. My daughter is studying at University of Memphis. Incredible episode. Thank you! I'm a fan!

6 years ago reply 1

Wow.... that ending was so touching.

6 years ago reply 1

I love these wild, magical, uncanny, or tragic nuggets of almost-lost history in a well-spun tale! Thank you, Nate!

7 years ago reply 2

Keep up the good work!!!! Lest we forget that truth is amazing, heart breaking sometimes, but so good and important to know and remember and recall. I have always loved hearing actual stories and history is so very fascinating to me.

7 years ago reply 2