Rewrite history with no sources

Is Mr Cooper still alive?

SO in depth and really really puts you into so many different perspectives. Such amazing story telling, gets you to think critically, while also being a great casual listen. I just adore Darryl and I learn something every time I listen, best history podcast ever 🤍🤍

The Jim jones series was the first time I listened to this podcast. Holy sheeet it changed how I saw ol' Jimmy Jo. This is possibly the only podcast which has the storytelling and deep research combined to tell history as well as Dan Carlin. Hardcore history is still the only podcast I actually get excited to listen to , and knowing MartyrMade is back just gave me same energy. Tl;dr MM is fantastic. I have recommended it many many people. My own mother once killed a man because he wasn't letting her listen to this podcast. I don't know what to;dr means. Download, follow a give it 5 stars already!

Only one keeping it real 💯

It’s just more clap trap folks. Just move along.

I suggest you do a little research on Cooper before you begin listening to this podcast. He has some unusual friends and beliefs that are not exactly aligned with the truth.

I love how he can make you see both sides of every argument even if one of the sides goes against popular opinion

I’ve been listening to Daryl since the early days. Phenomenal content.

It's not a thing. Religion is a tool of the patriarchy

I love this man’s podcast. The way he is not leaning left or right or feeding a narrative or pushing propaganda. Just facts and documentary accounts. Keep up the good work

I loved the first one on WW2 but that was in January. Great content but far and few between. I need more on WW2!

Open your mind and do yourself a favor and listen to DC. Incredible educator! Passionate story teller! Thank you for all you do DC!

There is bias and then there is being disturbed. This one is an easy call.

This podcast crushed my belief and my understanding of history. Mr Darryl Cooper, Sir… I don’t know how to say this. You have changed my outlook on life and the world. Under the light of this new outlook, I will now take pause and reflect. I shall never be provoked by emotional responses. I shall look deeper. I look forward to your next podcast on any topic.

Awesome deep dive into history. Makes you question what you’ve been taught from kindergarten to adulthood.

Here’s who doesn’t like this podcast. Narrow minded or biased people who can divest themselves from their own bias for long enough to think objectively. Anyone with an open mind and is interested in hearing very well sourced and honest info will love it here. Your choice but you reveal yourself if you trash the pod on your review. Shows you aren’t interested in objectively.

Bravo! You are truly a master storyteller. The musical track at the end was so well placed. Bravo, Daryl! Bravo!

The coal miners war was insane. I had no idea there had been that much of a worker’s/human violation and oppression here in the US. Makes me have much more respect for miners and Apalachen people

Some of the best history podcasts out there, behind the godfather Carlin of course

To what end?

This used to be one of my favorite podcasts because I love history but over the years, Darryl has been injecting more and more of his own ideology into the story. It was tolerable for a while but now he has gone full David Irving with a series about the German POV which wouldn’t be a problem if Darryl wasn’t also tweeting Hitler memes.

I appreciate that you are tackling this ‘hands off’ topic. It’s always bothered me that in our historically Christian nation, the prevailing narrative has been to discard those same Christian teachings to “walk a mile in someone else’s shoes” when it comes to fully understanding this devastating time in our history. I don’t think I’m alone in thinking that ‘they’ are the same forces that want us so divided at this very moment.

Great podcast.. would be nice if it was updated more than twice a year….lol

Leave your bias at the door or you’ll have a bad time.

I thought we were going to explore the motivations and choices of the regular people of the Axis Powers. Everything in this first episode is just violent detail about how Germans were also treated poorly by the Allies - after the sides had already been engaged in total war. I’ve been a fan of this podcast, and Darryl’s ‘cancellation’ struck me as unfair. This podcast, however, was shallow, lazy, and concerning. You mean to tell me that Western media also used hyperbolic propaganda during the war? Revelatory. The Red Army behaved like animals during their march through Eastern Germany? Literally anyone with a mild interest in WWII knows this. I’ll keep listening, as Darryl has earned that much, and I reserve the right to change my mind after more pods come out. For now, though, I’m deeply disappointed.

Yes, I listened. The Allies committed atrocities too, that seems to be the premise here. And when presented, as he does, without context, the Allies appear as evil as the Germans. I guess that’s the point? Of course, it’s revisionist history, more akin to the far left moral relativism (we’re just as bad!) that one would hear in the bowels of any pro Hamas elite University. Statements of Goebbels and Hitler and other liars/propagandists are recited at face value too, no context. I don’t really get it, but I think for people who haven’t read much about WWII, this narrative might be comforting. A moral equivalence where Allies are just as evil as the Germans. Yes, Germany did bad things, but did you read the letter to a British newspaper by a British man demanding the annihilation of Germany!? Sure Germany started the war but did you hear about the Allies POW camps?! Those are all true but it’s still a bizarre reframing. And it also provides a neat framework for today’s conflicts. Yes, Hamas did bad things but did you see the bloodthirsty Israelis having wine on a hill in 2014 cheering on bombing of them?! Sure, Hamas killed some Israelis, but did you read what Bari Weiss or some irrelevant Minister said?! This type of thinking can be applied to any conflict and maybe that’s the point.

Darryl does incredible work! The best history podcast out there!

I'm very excited you are back to sharing content on here Darryl. No one talks about history the way you do. I love your perspective, writing and voice. This new WW2 series is going to be amazing. I recently finished The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and I'm nearing the end of The Gulag Archipelago (after a Dostoyevsky binge, thanks to you) I can't wait to hear what you will add to this deep, disturbing, incredible era in human history.

Historical accuracy in this retelling yet originally aggregated. In depth context. Appreciated.

What an incredible podcast! The content is outstanding, and the presentation is absolutely top-notch.

Darryl’s recounting of the Israel Palestine conflict is phenomenal, love the Nietche vs Dostoevsky comparison episode. Looking forward to the WW2 one

Daryl has produced a history podcast able to look at challenging subjects with empathy and clarity. He is also an extremely talented storyteller which makes his material totally captivating.

I love history. I have tried to impart its critical importance to my children. What I didn’t realize is that so much of what I’ve been taught, and frankly idolized, is not the full story or even true. Thanks Daryl for being brave enough to say, “Wait a moment. There is much more to this story”. We will ALL be better off for it. From the Middle East today to WWII. It’s not about now hating the “other” side, it’s about understanding ALL sides and having human empathy for ALL. How many wars could we have avoided with that as our diplomatic policy? Stay informed. Push your leaders no matter where you live to have open and honest discussions with your rivals or enemies. You may find you have much in common and you can set boundaries (literal and psychological)that bring forth peace.

I’ve listened to martyr made for a few years now. Several of his series have sparked interests in me to read and research into the topics further. He finds many first hand accounts that sometimes chill your bones. Just remember if you ask him how is day is going. Bring a chair. He is long winded but that’s why I’m a fan of his. In-depth and brings challenges to your typical way of thinking. It’s good to see every side not just the typical way of thinking. Thank you for doing these. They do matter and they do bring conversations that need to be had.

This cats brain got melted, maybe information overload, he is well read but then concludes that Churchill was the primary villain of the 20th century. If fascism sounds like not such a bad idea and you think Tucker really has some interesting points, it’s for you.

I’ve seen and experienced lots of history in my lifetime. There is no doubt that the truth is always spun, hidden, “reimagined”, etc. and the future generations don’t get the truth. This podcast reveals the horrific truth about the “enemies of humanity”. I think we all know who they are. If you don’t, you must be one of those people wearing a mask while driving alone in your car. We must seek the truth and never stop!

If you want the full story of the origins of this conflict listen to this podcast. The corporate media, bought off politicians, and the Israel lobby probably view this podcast as their biggest nightmare. That’s a compliment. The truth is so much more complex than their one sided talking points. Makes you imagine what you would do if you had a different identity. Especially relevant today with the Israeli deliberate mass murder of civilians. A+ well researched.

Hands-down, one of the best podcast out there, completely changed my view on the Israel, Palestine conflict. Every kid in school should be taught this stuff.

Fear & Loathing in the New Jerusalem, especially Episode 6, should be required listening for every American.

Darryl has had a significant influence on my perspective on the past. I am tremendously grateful for this outstanding show. The quality is consistently impressive and his courage in discussing hard topics and reaching unpopular conclusions from looking at the data is to be commended.

Can't really support anyone who supports people who spout white replacement theory and general fascism. It's a shame, because I've been listening for years. But to see the company he's decided to keep, hear the things he says, and then to hear him speak with amused self-righteousness about the attention his support of seething racists has received is just gross. It's very disappointing. Luckily there are plenty of other podcasters who don't celebrate themselves for hanging out with white nationalists.

Darryl is so meticulous in his research and desire to tell an unbiased rendition of facts in an entertaining captivating way. I have truly enjoyed learning more about history listening to his various treatise length episodes. It’s quite obvious that the uninformed haters are out in force because in their mind he spoke blasphemy during his Tucker interview. I’d suggest they spend some time listening to his careful well researched episodes instead of making a snap judgement based on a sentence taken out of context spoken during a multi hour interview.

I’m so grateful for a historian who does such a deep dive and does not seek the approval of the gatekeepers at the large publishers. Yes, you may be offended. So what? Make up your own mind.

Don’t listen to the cry babies and liberal women. Anyone can check into these things on their own and come to same conclusions. Excited to hear more.

Thank you for all of your hard work to deep dive into our history to deliver the facts! I really enjoy this podcast and how you present the information. you always try to be fair in your perspective. Please ignore the haters that have been brainwashed by propaganda and can’t open their mind to things that don’t align with the story they have been fed all of their lives. Keep putting in the work for the rest of us that don’t like to🤣 the truth is important🇺🇸

I just finished this podcast series, and it’s one of the best I’ve ever heard. Like many people, I wasn’t all that familiar with the machinations surrounding the formation of Israel. Daryl Cooper provides a very even handed description of the events leading to the formation of Israel from both the Jewish and Arab perspective. On more than one occasion, I wept at the sheer barbarity of human race. I think many people’s understanding of a pogrom comes from Fiddler on the Roof. I know mine did. I don’t think most people understand the horror that Jews were forced to endure for centuries as residents of other countries. Most people just think about The Holocaust, but that was just a culmination of centuries of persecution and pogroms. As Daryl says, “What would YOU do?” Now that I have a better understanding of the situation in in Israel, I’m also not sure what the solution is. The Arabs have a right to their land and homes. The Jews have a right to their own country where they’re not persecuted for simply being Jewish. History is more often than not simply a tale of power and conquest. On more than one occasion, I thought about how America was founded on the former lands of Native Americans. America had the strength to take the entire territory of the United States by force, so we did. Israel had the power to take what they considered their rightful homeland by force, so they did. We are not giving the land back to the Native Americans anymore than Israel is giving back their land to the Arabs. What would you do?

Best podcast I believe I’ve listened to and I’m only about 8 episodes in. Subscribed after the 6th. I cannot stop listening. It’s also the only podcast that has made me happy to pull out a notepad and pens and really take time to take in the information. Always keeping an open mind grounded in facts is what this world needs.

I love the way he delivers the history as a simple conversation. So many interesting facts. Is there somewhere we can see the info on the music from the podcast? Episode 1 Fear and Loathing…. Had an great song played at the end. Would love to know the artist.

Never have I been so intrigued by history that is not very relevant to me personally. Darryl’s research and objectivity is quite impressive, and his narration style addictive. The facts he shares are exactly what people need to know so they can avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.