SYMHC Classics: Voynich Manuscript Update
New theories have emerged that make it the right time to once again go back to an old favorite, the Voynich Manuscript. Since our Voynich [Read more]
New theories have emerged that make it the right time to once again go back to an old favorite, the Voynich Manuscript. Since our Voynich [Read more]
While many have admired heiress Casati over the years for her life led entirely based on her aesthetics, when you examine her biography, you find [Read more]
When people say the Wright Brothers were first to fly, they’re talking about a very particular set of circumstances. There are other contenders to the [Read more]
We’re revisiting the murder of Mary Ann Bickford on Oct. 27, 1845. Her paramour Albert J. Tirrell was eventually charged with murder. Tirrell hired Rufus [Read more]
As Louis XVI’s time as king was less and less stable in the face of the French Revolution, Léonard stepped away from the royal family [Read more]
Marie Antoinette’s hairdresser set the styles of France during King Louis XVI’s reign. But when he first arrived in Paris, he had almost nothing. Just [Read more]
We’re revisiting the story of large numbers of emus making their way through Australia, severely damaging wheat farms. The military tried to help, but may [Read more]
The story of the H.L. Hunley really begins with the Union blockade of the Confederacy during the Civil War, which was ordered less than a [Read more]
The reason Emmett Till’s murder played such a consequential role in the Civil Rights movement is because of choices of his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley. For [Read more]
This episode revisits the biggest shipping disaster in Cayman Islands history, in which 10 ships went down together one night in 1794. Why would so [Read more]
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