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Phil Jerrod and Phil Lucas discuss the most famous disasters of all time, along with lots of other terrible calamities you may never have even heard about! Every two weeks we'll take you through what went wrong, how it went wrong, and sort out whether it was Our Fault, or God's Fault. It’s dark, funny, bleak and sometimes a little bit sad, but always entertaining. If you’re tired of True Crime, but still want something a bit dark on your commute to work, you’ll love the CB Wallop Podcast.

Far too often, public discussion of science is carried out by journalists, voters, and politicians who have received their science secondhand. The Story of Western Science shows us the joy and importance of reading groundbreaking science writing for ourselves and guides us back to the masterpieces that have changed the way we think about our world, our cosmos, and ourselves.

”Bang! Boom! History!” is a fun and exciting podcast for kids, exploring the most explosive moments in history! Each episode takes young listeners on a thrilling journey through time, with stories of famous battles, incredible inventions, and legendary leaders. Presented by father and son team Mike (35) and Luke (9), this podcast makes history easy to understand and impossible to forget! Perfect for curious minds ready to discover the past.

While this book explores world history from the big bang to the present day, it principally covers key people, events, and empires since the dawn of the first civilizations in and around 3500 BC. Epic in scope but refreshingly concise, A Short History of the World is an excellent place to start to bring your historical knowledge up to scratch.

The bloodiest war on American soil. States vs. States. Brothers vs. Brothers. There were over 380 official battles in the Civil War and we are here to re-live every single one of them. We mix our blend of non PC, humor and fun banter to give you a Civil War podcast like you have never heard before! Welcome to Battles Of The American Civil War!

Wat is onze plaats binnen de geschiedenis van de mensheid, van het leven op aarde, van onze planeet, het zonnestelsel en het gehele heelal? Waarom zouden we ons moeten interesseren voor deze geschiedenis op grote schaal, van de Big Bang tot het heden? In zijn college beantwoordt Maarten van Rossem deze en andere vragen en geeft hij een overzicht van ons alomvattende verleden.

A podcast about the past, present and possible futures of Mansfield, a town in North Nottinghamshire. Fifty years ago Mansfield was a vibrant mining and manufacturing hub and a safe Labour seat. Now a blue brick in the UK’s old red industrial wall, the town seems less certain of its identity and role in the world. What does the future hold for Mansfield? Presented by Robert Shore and his mum. Produced by Matt Downing, who also provided the music. Theme tune performed by Bobby and the Midlanders.

Welcome to This Week In Sports History! A fun look at the history of sports hosted by two brothers who love sports but also love having a good time. Every Monday, we'll mix our blend of facts, humor and overall nonsense to bring you the famous, and not so famous, sports history facts of the week! Sports shows are a dime a dozen so we do our best to make sure this is one sports show that stands out from the rest!

Each week we spin a wheel full of Wikipedia pages and read whatever it lands on! We mix humor, commentary and discussion while we read the pages. Think of it as the world's first Wikipedia reaction podcast! We also take requests, so email us and let us know what you would like us to read!

Espacio de divulgación histórica, este pódcast explora aquello que conocemos del pasado, desde la Gran Explosión hace 13 800 millones de años hasta nuestros tiempos. Es una viaje que recorre los diferentes tópicos que abarcan la historia del cosmos, la tierra, la vida y la humanidad.

A satirical look at early biblical events from the point of view of someone who was there to witness most of them: the oldest man in recorded history.

Wie war es damals im rauen Germanien - gesehen aus dem Blickwinkel eines Römers? Publius Cornelius Tacitus beschreibt dies in seinem Klassiker - und wir erfahren von so mancher überraschenden Charaktereigenschaft unserer Vorfahren!