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150. John Brown - Part I: American Abolitionist
150. John Brown - Part I: American Abolitionist

Episode 150

Happy Independence Day! It's July 4th which means that it's the perfect time to talk about some classic American history. I was hoping to get this in…

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149. Mary Astor - Hollywood and Scandal
149. Mary Astor - Hollywood and Scandal

Episode 149

A film noir femme fatale, actress Mary Astor found herself embroiled in a custody battle and "crime of the century!" A scandal so inticing that it kn…

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148. King Edward II - Bisexual Chaos Monarch
148. King Edward II - Bisexual Chaos Monarch

Episode 148

King Edward II had everything he needed in life, a great education, a throne to sit upon, huge tracts of land and a beautiful face... unfortunately h…

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147. Alan Turing - The Codebreaker
147. Alan Turing - The Codebreaker

Episode 147

Alan Turing is a man who deserved to be celebrated, a cryptanalyst, mathematician and codebreaker who helped win the Second World War, A man who was …

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146. Billy Tipton - Trans Jazz Icon
146. Billy Tipton - Trans Jazz Icon

Episode 146

It's Pride month and so it's the perfect time to tack about trans cultural icon, Billy Lee Tipton - a transgender jazz musician, who performed all ov…

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145. Louisa May Alcott
145. Louisa May Alcott

Episode 145

This Pride Month, let us tell a tale of one of the best-known authors and least-known asexuals in history - Miss Louisa May Alcott. You may know her …

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144. The Marchioness Disaster
144. The Marchioness Disaster

Episode 144

1989 in London, England, 130 partygoers boarded a small pleasure boat - The Marchioness - for a birthday bash cruise down the Thames river. Less than…

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143. When MIT & Quaker Oats Tested Radiation on Children
143. When MIT & Quaker Oats Tested Radiation on Children

Episode 143

Massachusetts has a shadow on its history, that of the Fernald School in South Boston, an institution designed to provide children with intellectual …

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142. Harmen van den Bogaert
142. Harmen van den Bogaert

Episode 142

Harmen van den Bogaert was one of the earliest colonisers settlers in 17th Century North America, an ambassador to the Mohawks, he has a bright futur…

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141. That Time the USA Banned Sliced Bread
141. That Time the USA Banned Sliced Bread

Episode 141

Sometimes history is depressing, other times it's downright silly, like that time America outright banned sliced bread, much to the chagrin to housew…

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