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The Submarine That Worked Once and Killed Everyone — The H.L. Hunley: The Strange History Podcast
The Submarine That Worked Once and Killed Everyone — The H.L. Hunley: The Strange History Podcast

February 17th marks one of the strangest and most disturbing firsts in military history.
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When Silence Broke — Suffrage Marches, King Tut, and Cold War Warnings
When Silence Broke — Suffrage Marches, King Tut, and Cold War Warnings

February 16th is the day history stopped whispering — and started speaking up. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, host Amy explores the …

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The Shag Harbour Crash (1967): The UFO That Hit the Ocean and Vanished Underwater
The Shag Harbour Crash (1967): The UFO That Hit the Ocean and Vanished Underwater

In October 1967, residents of a small fishing village in Nova Scotia watched a glowing object fall from the sky and strike the Atlantic Ocean. What a…

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The USS Maine, Media Panic, and When History Got It Wrong
The USS Maine, Media Panic, and When History Got It Wrong

February 15th is the day something goes wrong — and everyone immediately decides why.
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Saint Valentine, Gangland Murder, and the Dark Truth Behind Valentine’s Day
Saint Valentine, Gangland Murder, and the Dark Truth Behind Valentine’s Day

February 14th is sold as the most romantic day of the year — but history tells a very different story. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast…

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The Chocolate Poisoner: Cordelia Botkin, Victorian Obsession, and the Era of the Female Poison Panic
The Chocolate Poisoner: Cordelia Botkin, Victorian Obsession, and the Era of the Female Poison Panic

In this darkly fascinating episode of The Strange History Podcast, we unravel the true story of Cordelia Botkin, the infamous Victorian-era poisoner …

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Edison Hits Record, Power Gets Tested, and Everything Goes Sideways
Edison Hits Record, Power Gets Tested, and Everything Goes Sideways

February 13th is the day history decided to experiment — and immediately broke something. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, host Amy ex…

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The Ilkley Moor Encounter (1987): Britain’s Creepiest Alien Photograph, Missing Time, and the Fog That Watches Back
The Ilkley Moor Encounter (1987): Britain’s Creepiest Alien Photograph, Missing Time, and the Fog That Watches Back

In 1987, a routine walk across Ilkley Moor in West Yorkshire turned into one of the most unsettling and debated alien encounters in British history. …

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From Log Cabins to Evolution and the Birth of Endless Debate
From Log Cabins to Evolution and the Birth of Endless Debate

February 12th is the day history introduced ideas that refused to stay quiet. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, host Amy dives into the…

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The Vatican Gets a Border, The Little Rascals Get Rowdy, and History Pretends This Makes Sense
The Vatican Gets a Border, The Little Rascals Get Rowdy, and History Pretends This Makes Sense

February 11th is the day history tried to simplify things — and accidentally made them permanent. In this episode of The Strange History Podcast, hos…

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