The Great War only lasted two hours — but the history that followed spans centuries.In this livestream, we’re doing a full in-game historical deep dive into the Fallout universe, treating it like real post-apocalyptic history. No memes, no tier lists — just timelines, cause and effect, and how the wasteland actually evolved.What we’re covering LIVE:• Timeline histories of major factions:NCR, Caesar’s Legion, Brotherhood of Steel, Enclave, Institute, Minutemen, Railroad, Vault-Tec, Mr. House, and The Kings• Origins and evolution of wasteland threats:Deathclaws, Super Mutants, Mirelurks, Yao Guai, Radroaches• Technology that shaped the apocalypse:Power Armor, Pip-Boys, Vault experiments• Character deep dives and personal histories:Boone, Nick Valentine, Harold (the Man in the Tree), Mr. House, plus additional wasteland legends• How ideology, trauma, and bad decisions rebuilt civilization the wrong wayThis is Fallout lore presented as real history, from pre-war America to the fractured empires fighting over the ruins.Stick around for the full breakdown, live discussion, and a Top 5 Fallout facts segment you probably haven’t heard before.Join the chat:What faction do you think was closest to actually rebuilding civilization?#Fallout#FalloutLore#FalloutHistory#FalloutNewVegas#Fallout4#VideoGameLore#LoreDeepDive#PostApocalyptic#GamingPodcast#YouTubeLivestream#WastelandHistory

Tonight, we treat the world of Fallout as real history.

From the divergence of timelines after World War II, through the rise of atomic culture and hyper-corporate America, to the Resource Wars, the Great War of 2077, and the slow rebirth of civilization across the wasteland—we build a complete chronological account of events across the entire franchise.

We cover:

• The divergence from our timeline and the rise of atomic supremacy

• The Resource Wars and annexation of Canada

• The bombs falling on October 23, 2077

• The early Vault experiments

• The Master and the Super Mutant threat

• The founding of Shady Sands and the rise of the NCR

• The events of Fallout

• The tribal era and Enclave conflict in Fallout 2

• The Capital Wasteland crisis in Fallout 3

• The Mojave campaign and Second Battle of Hoover Dam in Fallout: New Vegas

• The Commonwealth’s fractured future in Fallout 4

• Appalachia’s early post-war reconstruction in Fallout 76

We also explore the rise and fall of major settlements like Shady Sands, Vault City, Megaton, Rivet City, Diamond City, New Vegas, and more — tracing how humanity rebuilt, failed, and rebuilt again.

This episode runs long, perfect for lore fans who want the full historical sweep of the Fallout universe told like a documentary.

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Memes didn’t start with cats.
They didn’t start with the internet.
And no, your Minion posts are not “timeless.”

In this episode of the Everyday History Podcast, we deep dive into the real history of memes, from ancient symbols and political cartoons to early internet chaos, to modern algorithm-fed brain rot.

We talk about:
• Where the word “meme” actually comes from (and why its creator regrets everything)
• Why “Loss” broke the internet permanently
• How memes became political weapons
• Why Gen Z learns politics through jokes
• And how we ended up in post-irony hell where nothing is funny and that’s the point

If you’ve ever laughed at a meme, shared one “ironically,” or understood a joke you absolutely could not explain out loud, congrats. This episode is about you.

Like, subscribe, and comment your favorite meme.
If it’s a Minion, we’re judging you silently.