The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Part 1
After the Germans invaded France in 1940, an idea sprouted in the highest levels of Great Britain’s leadership. From that idea, the Special Operations Executive [Read more]
After the Germans invaded France in 1940, an idea sprouted in the highest levels of Great Britain’s leadership. From that idea, the Special Operations Executive [Read more]
A revisit to an episode on fairly recent history: In 1988, the appointment of a hearing president at Gallaudet University sparked a protest that changed [Read more]
Tasty treats associated with winter holidays – candy canes, wassail and gingerbread – have some slightly hazy origins, because the evidence of their histories was [Read more]
This episode features three unique women, all of whom are notable in their own way. The two things they have in common: They each have [Read more]
We’re revisiting an episode about settlers bringing animals and plants to Australia, including rabbits. The rabbit population exploded, and rabbit-controlling fences were started by the [Read more]
This small island off the west coast of Ireland recently became a film star, but Skellig Michael has a rich history all its own. An [Read more]
This installation of Six Impossible Episodes is a bit of a hodge podge, with several oft-requested topics. Included are Olive Yang, the Silent Parade of [Read more]
Today, we’re revisiting an episode from previous hosts Sarah and Deblina. The Halifax Explosion was one of history’s worst man-made, non-nuclear explosions. The disaster killed [Read more]
Despite the huge impact the Lumières made with their multi-function motion picture camera, they didn’t stay in the movie business. Louis went back to photography, [Read more]
The Lumières are often associated with early film technology, but that wasn’t the only area where they innovated. This first of two parts covers their [Read more]
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