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The Sound of the Circus
The Sound of the Circus

Episode 668

The traditional music for the circus, "Entrance of the Gladiators", wasn’t actually written for the circus at all, instead when it was composed on 17…

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Catch Me If You Can
Catch Me If You Can

Episode 667

Jack The Ripper’s ‘letters’ can mostly be dismissed as hoaxes. The possible exception is the letter sent to George Lusk, the President of Mile End Vi…

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Reviving Hebrew
Reviving Hebrew

Episode 665

On October 13th, 1881, the linguist and grammarian Eliezer Ben-Yehuda held what is thought to have been the first modern conversation in Hebrew with …

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Playboy's Identity Crisis
Playboy's Identity Crisis

Episode 664

The world’s most famous adult magazine went ‘SFW’ on 12th October, 2015 - when Scott Flanders, then Playboy’s chief executive, announced that future …

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The Japanese Exclusion League
The Japanese Exclusion League

Episode 663

Triggering a national and international outcry, the San Francisco school board issued an order on October 11th, 1906, requiring all Japanese and Kore…

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Governing Outer Space
Governing Outer Space

Episode 662

On 10th October, 1967 a treaty went into force that has gone on to become the backbone for all international space law – a United Nations-approved ag…

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Rigging the World Series
Rigging the World Series

Episode 661

Scandal beset baseball’s biggest contest on 9th October, 1919, when members of the Chicago White Sox conspired to lose the World Series to underdogs …

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Bienvenue au Moulin Rouge
Bienvenue au Moulin Rouge

Episode 659

The world’s most famous cabaret, the Moulin Rouge, opened its doors in Paris on 6th October, 1889. Founded by Joseph Oller and Charles Zidler, the cl…

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To Versailles! To Versailles!
To Versailles! To Versailles!

Episode 658

The ‘Women’s March’ of 1789 began spontaneously, when a market trader banged a drum in a Parisian square on 5th October - launching a chain of events…

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Carving Mount Rushmore
Carving Mount Rushmore

Episode 657

Sculptor Gutzon Borglum began chiseling the rockface of Mount Rushmore on 4th October, 1927 - the start of a 14 year project to carve Presidents Wash…

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