
Hardcore Stories
Hardcore Stories
Hardcore Stories is a history podcast where the past is stripped of polish and told the way it actually happened. Each episode dives deep into the most intense, controversial, and world-shaping moments in history, from brutal wars and political power struggles to forgotten figures and decisions that changed everything. This show goes beyond surface-level timelines to explore the human cost, moral gray areas, and unintended consequences behind historical events. Expect immersive storytelling, sharp analysis, and narratives that feel alive.
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- 250 episodes
- daily
- Avg 7 min
- English
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October 21 · 6 min
October 21 · 6 minFrozen Front, Fired General
October 21 · 8 minEncore: WWI Trenches: How Soldiers Survived Hell on Earth
October 20 · 8 minEncore: Castro’s Cuba: How a Small Island Defied the US
October 20 · 8 minEncore: How Ho Chi Minh Outlasted the French and the Americans
October 20 · 5 minHow Longbows Shattered Knightly Warfare
October 20 · 6 minMacArthur vs Truman: How a General Lost His Command
October 20 · 10 minEncore: How Japan Shocked Russia at Tsushima
October 19 · 10 minEncore: Submarine Warfare: How Silent Killers Changed Naval Battles
October 19 · 7 minEncore: How Ho Chi Minh Outlasted the French and the Americans
October 19 · 12 minThe History of AI
October 19 · 6 minHow the Mamluks Seized Power From Their Own Rulers
October 19 · 6 minEncore: Mongol Siege Topples Baghdad’s Greatness
October 18 · 7 minEncore: How WWII Spy Agencies Fought in the Shadows
October 18 · 4 minEncore: Salamis: Greece Turns the War Around
October 18 · 7 minCrusades: How Christians and Muslims Fought Brutal Holy Wars
October 18 · 8 minChe: Legend's Dying Spark
October 18 · 7 minEncore: How Aircraft Carriers Took Over the Seas
October 17 · 7 minEncore: Thermopylae: Greece’s Defiant Stand
October 17 · 10 minEncore: How the Soviets Invaded Afghanistan — and Why They Failed