It's hardcore history.

So we're finally getting in of these hardcore history

and then shows out so that a little bit of the pattern I think is starting to

establish itself in terms of what it was going to be because we said at the

outset I was hoping to use it as a subsidiary feed for things that just didn't

really fit into the big hardcore history experience, should we say.

And so so far we've had interviews of Daniela Beloli and I did a program

together. We did a sort of a mini hardcore history episode on the sinking of

the Indianapolis and all those sharks.

And now I think we will put the last piece maybe in place in terms of the

strange stuff you might find on the hardcore history of Dendom feed with

an admittedly somewhat perhaps historically goofy show, but that doesn't

mean it doesn't have interesting elements in it that might be worth

examining the point to bigger societal historical trends.

But it falls into the category of these little teeny narrowly focused sort of

subjects that once again I figure we'll use in the Dendom program.

I mean it might be boxing, it might be punk rock, it might be comic books.

You never know, but it's going to appeal more to a slice of the audience

rather than a more wide section.

And so I'm hoping that like in five years when you look at the whole archives,

it'll be full of stuff that you might not care for, but other things that you

really think is, oh, that's fun. That's really narrow.

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