Book · 2008 · History
Carnival of Fury
Robert Charles and the New Orleans Race Riot of 1900
Why people recommend it
Carnival of Fury by William Ivy Hair is a historical examination of social tension, violence, and racial conflict in turn-of-the-century New Orleans, detailing the turbulent events surrounding the exploits of Robert Charles. On the episode titled Minnesota Fraud SHUT DOWN, DOJ CHARGES 15 People In $90M Scheme w/ Terry Schilli of the Timcast IRL podcast, released on May 22, 2026, co-host Ian Crossland participated in a wide-ranging conversational segment. During the dialogue, the discussion momentarily shifted onto cinematic depictions of intense combat, leading Ian Crossland to bring up the movie Fury to the audience watching at home. He recommended the picture to anyone interested in military history or armored warfare, describing it as an exceptionally gripping and intense tank movie. Ian Crossland suggested that viewers watch the film to gain a better appreciation and a more visceral idea of the claustrophobic horrors and tactical realities of tank combat during the Second World War. Although the cinematic reference departed from the historical text originally associated with the topic, it served as a vivid illustration within the panel's meandering discussion on intense historical conflicts and dramatic warfare portrayals.
Who recommended it
- Ian Crossland Recommended
Ian Crossland — 1 mention
“God knows you ever see the movie Fury. That's for everyone out there watching and you're into tanks go watch Fury. The craziest tank movie. Yeah, it's a really good movie. Dude, those you'll get a better idea of what you're talking about.”