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Canada, boring? Nope, its a land of bizarre events and crazy people. Join Rhys (A new Canadian) as he attempts to convince Jesse (Your average disengaged Canadian) that it’s actually a fiery rollercoaster of a country. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A paranormal story telling podcast. Listen to personal paranormal experiences told by the very people that experienced them. Topics such as ghosts, UFO's, cryptids, mysterious disappearances, and more will be discussed.

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Here we talk bible, hidden history, personal testimonies, unseen realm, world events, prophecy, and supernatural experiences.Links:YouTubeMerchApple PodcastSpotifyInstagramTikTokXFacebookSpreaker

A weekly show touching on a variety of topics such as conspiracy theories to the supernatural. Sit back and enjoy the ride. Subscribe at: www.anchor.fm/wtarpodcast Www.patreon.com/wtarpodcast Email: wtarpodcast@gmail.com Twitter and Instagram: @wtarpodcast

Singer Songwriter, Jesse Wayne Taylor, has teamed up with his storytelling father, Travis Taylor, to tell some of the best bald headed stories you will be able to get your ears on.

Are you tired of hearing the myth about separation of church and state? Are you tired of being told that America is not and never was a Christian nation? Do you want to have the information to stand up for the truth and fight back against this fundamental lie that’s invading our culture and education? Each week, host Jesse Cope will dive into quotes and excerpts from our great leaders and documents throughout our history showing how in President Woodrow Wilson’s words “America was born a Christian nation.” We have the truth on our side and together we can absolutely turn our nation ...

Committable is a podcast about involuntary commitments. We focus on stories from people with lived experience as a window into complex conversations with attorneys, physicians, psychologists and more.

My name is Jesse Piercy. I am an aspiring human rights activist, a content creator, and a professional creative. This podcast is meant to share a brutally honest perspective and opinion about the current state of Earth and modern day society. It's intended to make people think. I am exercising my freedom of speech, my freedom of expression, and my freedom of religion. The subject matter includes topics such as politics, human rights, government, inequality, corruption, and social injustice.

This is the podcast of the National Cryptid Society. Some of the episodes are directly from the National Cryptid Society's YouTube channel, so you may hear some references to things that you might see on the video.

There's so much more going on in the world than originally meets the eye. Was Isaac Newton really trying to predict the apocalypse? Did Australia really declare war on Emus? Was there really a plague that caused people to dance until they collapsed and died of exhaustion? They may not have all the answers, but join hosts Jeff Katz and Jesse Zenchuk as they discuss unconventional topics like the occult, behavioral economics, perennial philosophy and more all while having a few drinks. Learn something strange, cool, and interesting every episode in less than an hour.

Today among the most populous animals on earth, the domestic chicken followed the earliest human civilizations across the globe not for food--initially--but cockfighting. Bloodline explores the rich history between human civilization and chickens, especially gamefowl and the sport of cockfighting. Host Jesse Sidlauskas, who once fought and riased gamecocks with three generations of his family, explores the narratives of the ancient past-time through hard-hitting historical research and interviews with cockfighters and gamefowl breeders.

A couple of beers and a yarn with some of the people who have served or do serve our great country in the armed forces. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amok in the Jungle is a podcast about the history of Kuala Lumpur and British Malaya. Hosted by Jesse Onslow, it explores how a tin-mining camp deep in the jungles of Selangor emerged as the capital of Malaysia.

I explore things that are both true and false. I possibly lose my mind in the process

Sound Files is a podcast about the preservation of recorded sounds and the people and organizations who preserve them. This podcast is presented by the National Recording Preservation Foundation, an independent nonprofit established by the Library of Congress with the mission to promote and ensure the preservation and public accessibility of recorded sounds. The NRPF fosters preservation and public awareness of recorded sound histories as held in public and nonprofit archives. In this spirit, the Sound Files podcast aims to raise awareness about the work of the NRPF and the people and ...

Jesse Dollemore and Ian Brinksman review HBO's John Adams mini-series with enough seriousness for some and not enough for others. The hosts will cover each episode of the 2008 series in order. An eye on the history of the time will be used to discuss what the show got wrong, as well as plenty of disagreements about the characters involved and what ultimately became the United States of America!

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Motorsports and racing of many kinds have a giant history both here at home in the United States and abroad. Sadly, history hasn't always been as kind to the facilities that helped make that history and grow the sport. The ghosts of the past are littered around the country as relics of that history. We at Racing with Jesse Rucinski love to discuss these tracks amongst ourselves. We talk about how many tracks need the help and ways that can help to save more tracks from becoming abandoned. This is our way to share the history of so many of these tracks and explain what made the sport we love.

Join us as we dive into the history of the American Civil War Era through our favorite Civil War history books!