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Epstein's Lady's Daddy
Robert Maxwell was a media mogul, decorated war hero, member of British Parliament, and Israeli intelligence asset. He was the father to Ghislaine, a rival to Rupert Murdoch, and a spy whose death wa…
Published on 4 months ago
Rome’s Worst Serial Killer Was A Woman
Wanton killing was common in Ancient Rome, but most mass murderers were Emperors and Generals. One woman, though, killed hundreds if not more. Not for conquest but for business. And practice. And Ner…
Published on 4 months, 1 week ago
The Carny Days Of Professional Wrestling
Comedian Uncle Lazer joins the show to break down the history of professional wrestling in the United States, from Civil War campsite brawls to the sports entertainment we know and love today.
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Published on 4 months, 2 weeks ago
The Prophecy of the Coke-Addled Pope
In 1884 Pope Leo XIII had a vision. A terrible vision. He overheard a conversation between God and the Devil about the destruction of the Catholic Church and the horrors of the 20th Century. Was this…
Published on 4 months, 3 weeks ago
The Original "No Kings" Protest
The French Revolution in 1789 is often regarded as a watershed moment in world history with the violent removal of King Louis XVI and his family from power. Despite its romantic portrayal, this was o…
Published on 5 months ago
The Kennedy Who Should’ve Been President
Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr. — aka Joe Jr. aka JFK’s older brother — was the original prince of Camelot. Ordained from birth by his father, Joe Kennedy Sr., to be first Catholic president in American h…
Published on 5 months, 1 week ago
The High Priestess of Anarchy
Emma Goldman, one of the most prolific anarchist activists of the Gilded Age, hated injustice and was willing to kill innocent people in order to combat it. She was a renowned anarchist orator who wa…
Published on 5 months, 2 weeks ago
The Sword Wielding Lunatic Of WWII
Jack Churchill was an eccentric British Army officer who brought a Scottish broadsword, long bow, and set of bagpipes onto the front lines of World War II. He led Commando missions taking entire town…
Published on 5 months, 3 weeks ago
Boys Have Always Been Boys
“Boys will be boys” is, it turns out, a tale as old as time. We run through several historical examples of little boys f*cking sh*t up just for the fun of it, from a kid who started a full blown poli…
Published on 5 months, 4 weeks ago
The Black Lawman Who Arrested The Entire Wild West
Bass Reeves was a slave turned deputy U.S. Marshal who became one of the most prolific manhunters in the Wild West. He arrested over 3,000 outlaws, collected bounties on some of the biggest gangs of …
Published on 6 months ago