u/MakeitEpic1623

I just watched the ninth episode of Band of Brothers and a huge element is the question of whether the local Germans knew what was happening. Nazism was clearly a wide movement and it’s disdain for their hated groups wasn’t subtle.

I am very interested in how Germany rehabilitated itself and dealt with the shame of their horrors. Bonus points on if there’s a book that discusses the parallels of the actions taken after WW2 Germany and The American Civil War South.

I'm considering starting a podcast with my childhood friends, akin to what The Ringer has with The Midnight Boys about media (working on narrowing our focus). The problem is that we all live in different cities and they don't already own microphones. I currently have a Blue Yeti Mic and my biggest question is if we'd all need to have the same microphone set up or if it'll sound weird.

If we did it, the biggest thing would obviously be to just start and get content out there, but I'd like to avoid unnecessary pitfalls!

I'm thinking obviously Bill Cosby (before the fall from grace), Bob Saget, maybe Bryan Cranston and Steve Carrell, are there any other people who's dad characters are so iconic that they've been culturally codified as father figures?