SYMHC Classics: Mad King Ludwig Dines Alone
In this 2010 episode, previous hosts Katie and Sarah look at Ludwig II of Bavaria. From his opulent, solitary dinners to the amazing Neuschwanstein Castle, [Read more]
In this 2010 episode, previous hosts Katie and Sarah look at Ludwig II of Bavaria. From his opulent, solitary dinners to the amazing Neuschwanstein Castle, [Read more]
Making basic pastes or doughs and frying them has been part of human civilization for centuries. From this, the doughnut eventually evolved, and also caused [Read more]
In the summer of 1919, a wave of racist violence played out in the U.S. In many ways, the violence of Red Summer was a [Read more]
Today we revisit a 2011 episode of the podcast. Lakshmi Bai was born into wealthy family in 1830, but she was far from the typical [Read more]
We’re coming up on the 350th anniversary of Pepys’ last diary entry, written May 31, 1669, so it seemed like a good time to take [Read more]
For two weeks in 1919, the city of Limerick went on a labor strike. During that time, the strike committee managed the workings of the [Read more]
Today, we’re revisiting an episode from 2015! People feel very strongly about time capsules, even though the contents are often a little underwhelming. What actually [Read more]
When Arthur was selected as the Republican party’s vice presidential nominee in 1880, questions arose about whether he had been born in the United States [Read more]
In 1882 and 1883, decades before women had the right to vote, Julia Sand wrote a series of letters to President Chester A. Arthur that [Read more]
Today we’re revisiting a 2010 episode from previous hosts Katie and Sarah. Born in 1838, Lili’uokalani became the queen of Hawaii in 1891. Unfortunately, she [Read more]
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