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Venetians Loved Touching Tips
Venetians Loved Touching Tips

Armed with nothing more than sharpened sticks, thousands of Venetian tradesman would battle each other on bridges for glory and the entertainment of …

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The California Water Wars
The California Water Wars

As Los Angeles expanded during the late 19th century, it began outgrowing its water supply. So, city officials decided to build a pipeline north and …

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Too Rich To Be Gay
Too Rich To Be Gay

Despite it being socially acceptable (and encouraged) for men to sleep with other men, the sexual environment in Ancient Rome was absolutely NOT libe…

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The Great American Bar Tab
The Great American Bar Tab

After signing the U.S. Constitution in 1787 the Founding Fathers hit the bars and left a tab for the ages. By our count, America's founders averaged …

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Rome's Greatest Enemy
Rome's Greatest Enemy

Hannibal Barca was a Carthaginian general during the Second Punic War against Rome and considered one of the greatest military minds of his time. He …

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The Unluckiest D-Day Paratroopers With Saving Private Ryan Star Max Martini
The Unluckiest D-Day Paratroopers With Saving Private Ryan Star Max Martini

Saving Private Ryan star Max Martini joins the show to talk about his experience filming one of the greatest historical movies of all time and we tel…

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The Serial Killer Who Thought He Was A Cowboy
The Serial Killer Who Thought He Was A Cowboy

John Wesley Hardin was a 19th-century serial killer who cosplayed as an Old West outlaw. He was a degenerate gambler with an impulsive trigger finger…

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Two Dumb Reasons The American Revolution Happened
Two Dumb Reasons The American Revolution Happened

A number of noble ideas and beliefs inspired the American Revolution. But history is layered. And full of morons. In this episode, we focus on two su…

2 years, 8 months ago

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Oppenheimer Was A Real Weird Dude
Oppenheimer Was A Real Weird Dude

J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, smoked four packs a day, enjoyed drinking cocktails made with pure ethanol, was hazed merciless…

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The Real Indiana Jones Was Good Will Hunting Meets Jurassic Park
The Real Indiana Jones Was Good Will Hunting Meets Jurassic Park

Roy Chapman Andrews, the real-life inspiration for Indiana Jones, led a series of expeditions to the Gobi Desert in China and famously first discover…

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