The End is Always Near: Apocalyptic Moments, from the Bronze Age Collapse to Nuclear Near Misses Free Audiobook Download by Dan Carlin

"The End is Always Near" by Dan Carlin is the perfect book to listen to while you're on a roadtrip, having a long day at work or in the waiting room. It's not a book that will make you feel better about your personal situation but it will help you understand how different people have felt and what they've been through throughout history.

In this audiobook, Dan Carlin tells the stories of many apocalyptic moments from history, from the Bronze Age collapse to nuclear near misses. The author discusses these apocalyptic moments in a way that makes listeners feel like they are living through these events with him.

The End is Always Near: Apocalyptic Moments, from the Bronze Age Collapse to Nuclear Near Misses is a podcast by Dan Carlin that examines world governments and the individuals tasked with protecting them. The show covers a variety of topics including war, military, politics as well as a look at some of the more creative threats that have plagued humanity through time. It also has some good laughs along the way.

'The End is Always Near' is a collection of stories about times when the world as we know it almost completely stopped, times when humanity has been pushed to the brink of oblivion and nearly lost. Some are more known than others, some are sinister and others just bizarre, but all have one thing in common: they show humanity at its most vulnerable. For example, the Bronze Age collapse, when a couple of generations of people suddenly and without warning went from being among the wealthiest nations in history to being overcome by hunger and chaos; or how technological advances in weaponry could lead to a near miss in Japan where three nuclear reactors would melt down simultaneously and send radioactive clouds into the atmosphere.

Apocalyptic Moments, from the Bronze Age Collapse to Nuclear Near Misses is a collection of stories about moments of endings. Through all of these stories, Dan Carlin's narration takes you on a journey through history and across the world. There are tales about empires falling in America and Europe, about the end of religions and even about the end of our own planet.

This book is a heartfelt and sometimes punishing look at the unpredictable, often short-lived fatalities of history. Carlin takes an interest in what he calls "apocalyptic moments"-- disasters or threats that almost shut down civilization. They range from the Bronze Age collapse to nuclear near misses to plagues to pandemics to the end of the world via global warming. He uses anecdotes from his own life as well as history and personal accounts, but also from documentaries, memoirs and oral histories, revealing that humans have never been able to foresee the next catastrophic event.