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  • @goldprospector751
    @goldprospector751 Před 3 lety +2

    I love stories based on factual history. I'm totally hooked. i'm confined in house for years due to illness and agoraphobia, with only my son to talk to. Listening to podcast is like opening up a new world for me. I've been watching utube videos for year, always thought podcasts were too boring, but you make it interesting, enjoy listening to you, look forward to more histories of exotic lands.

    • @ChinaHistoryPodcast
      @ChinaHistoryPodcast Před 3 lety

      If you have about 200 hours to kill, I have plenty of stuff for you. Been doing this for more than ten years so the back catalog is quite extensive. I hope you enjoy it. There are thousands and thousands of hours of other history podcast content out there waiting for you, on every topic, country, and civilization. Enjoy! And wishing you good health.

    • @goldprospector751
      @goldprospector751 Před 3 lety +1

      @@ChinaHistoryPodcast Thank you, very kind of you. I do have the rest of my life to listen to your stories. Have subscribe to your channel. Love your voice.

    • @ChinaHistoryPodcast
      @ChinaHistoryPodcast Před 3 lety +1

      @@goldprospector751 Again, I thank you.

  • @michaelcartmell9484
    @michaelcartmell9484 Před 5 lety +1

    Yet another fabulous Podcast series!

    • @ChinaHistoryPodcast
      @ChinaHistoryPodcast Před 5 lety +1

      You are way too generous and kind Michael. This was a throwaway series I did special for Cathay Pacific Airways Inflight Entertainment....I wasn't expecting much yet it turned out to be pretty popular (though not on this CZcams channel considering the anemic amount of listens so far.) . Glad you liked it. The EIC's story is really interesting.

  • @lucasd-p5218
    @lucasd-p5218 Před 3 lety +2

    This was fantastic! I'm currently undertaking a research project on the Fall of the East India Company and this podcast was spectacularly helpful, it gave me such a good insight to the Company and the detail was amazing! Would love to see more EIC content!

    • @ChinaHistoryPodcast
      @ChinaHistoryPodcast Před 3 lety

      Strongly recommend John Keay's book on the EIC. Thanks for checking out my little overview.

    • @silverlining6824
      @silverlining6824 Před 3 lety +1

      That the tea bushes were first planted in the Darjeeling area in the mid 1850s leads one to believe that, maybe, just maybe, the topics of (1) tea, (2) silk, (3) porcelain, and (4) opium could fit under CHP, if not already.

    • @ChinaHistoryPodcast
      @ChinaHistoryPodcast Před 3 lety

      @@silverlining6824 Tea...did a 10-part series already. Silk, already covered in an earlier episode. Opium....also covered that one already. Porcelain...coming but already covered extensively in the History of Tea series. I got you covered......

    • @silverlining6824
      @silverlining6824 Před 3 lety

      @@ChinaHistoryPodcast Thank you for giving us so many treasures to find.

  • @tomasftg
    @tomasftg Před rokem

    Tea and sugar, what a combination!¡ 🥰

  • @golkas9971
    @golkas9971 Před 4 lety +1

    Good job. You made me see taboo again.

  • @mysticdragonwolf89
    @mysticdragonwolf89 Před 2 lety +1

    Is there a season two of Taboo? I was under the impression it wasn’t getting one….which is a pity - I liked it kept the ugliness of England at the time

    • @ChinaHistoryPodcast
      @ChinaHistoryPodcast Před 2 lety

      Yeah, BBC confirmed there would be a Season 2. But that was back in 2017 and everyone's still waiting. Too bad! Great series that was.

  • @tripsando5059
    @tripsando5059 Před 2 lety

    Pozovi ih na osvetu!!!! Prema kruni i potomcima!!!!!!