The Third Reich History Podcast

Ryan Stackhouse and Chris Osmar produced 35 episodes between 2017 and 2021 covering specific aspects of Nazi governance and Third Reich history. Episodes run 42 minutes to an hour and 39 minutes, and the content itself is genuinely detailed -- the roots of Nazism, the concentration camp system, post-war justice for Nazi war criminals. It holds a 4-star rating from 54 reviews, and the reason that number is not higher is almost entirely about audio quality. Multiple listener reviews mention that one host's microphone setup makes them difficult to hear clearly. The content gets consistent praise for its depth and historical accuracy, which makes the technical issues all the more frustrating. The last episode featured an excerpt from a book about the Gestapo's critics, and then the show went quiet. So this is a concluded series -- you get 35 episodes and that is it. For a listener who can tolerate uneven audio quality, the actual historical content here is solid and focused squarely on the Third Reich rather than WWII more broadly. It fills a specific niche that the bigger, more polished shows sometimes miss by being so focused on military history. Think of it as a rough but earnest seminar series from two people who genuinely care about the subject.