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Ridiculous History
iHeartPodcasts
LITURGIA
Jorge Ramón Pichardo Genet
MZANSI DEEP
Terence Rhoda & DJ Naid
Chicago Bulls Central
The B.R.E.A.K.S Media
Inner Work: A Spiritual Growth Podcast
Josephine Hardman, PhD
Hoy en LOS40
LOS40
Názory a argumenty
Český rozhlas
Omni Talk Retail
Omni Talk Retail
The Automated Daily - Hacker News Edition
TrendTeller
Bloco Podcast
Hugo Quinteiro
LOL Jokes
Main Street Media
Chicago Cubs News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Bourseko MOAT
Bourseko
أبراج
مونت كارلو الدولية / MCD
ABC News Top Stories
ABC Australia
Oil and Gas This Week
Mark LaCour & Paige Wilson
要闻解说
RFI - 法国国际广播电台
Monday Match Analysis
Gill Gross, Hog Media
*“Yesterday, I Went to Mars ♡”*
MakotowillOlympusMons
The Automated Daily - AI News Edition
TrendTeller
Lila Kimhi לילה קמחי
Lila Kimhi
Up First from NPR
NPR
Up First from NPR
Jodiveb
The Rundown
Public.com
Les documentaires de France Culture
France Culture
Radio Palencia
Cadena SER
Radio Zaragoza
Cadena SER
Radio Granada
Cadena SER
Cadena SER Navarra
Cadena SER
Radio Linares
Cadena SER
Radio Algeciras
Cadena SER
The Documentary Podcast
BBC World Service
Weekly Weird News
Internet Today
SER Málaga
Cadena SER
SER Madrid Norte
Cadena SER
Radio Elche
Cadena SER
Radio Albacete
Cadena SER
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iHeartPodcasts
Have you ever been so broke that you ended up creating your own currency? It may sound like a crazy idea today, but during the Great Depression multiple communities actually created and circulated their own forms of loca...
Despite the misleading name, the U.S. "Civil War" was anything but. As North fought South, this short-lived, bloody conflict fundamentally shifted the course of the country. Yet if you go just a bit further west to Misso...
For several decades, Saturday morning cartoons were a massive industry in the United States. Every weekend, millions of American children tuned in to watch their favorite shows... and, later, bug their parents for relate...
Picture this: It's late 1944, and you, like thousands of other people on the west coast of North America, have noticed bizarre, jellyfish-like objects floating through the sky. You call the local authorities, maybe even ...
In the economic boom of a post-World War II United States the sudden affordability of television fundamentally rocked the nation. From the 1950s on, millions of kids in America grew up watching Saturday morning cartoons....
Today, everyone knows the potential dangers of both illegal and legal drugs. Some are more popular and more widely-accepted than others (shoutout to coffee!), but across time and cultures, it's an open secret that pretty...
Queen Marie Antoinette's reputation was already tarnished by gossip in 1784, but was completely ruined by the implication that she defrauded the crown jewelers, conning them out of a dazzling, expensive diamond necklace....
Vikings! Even centuries after their heyday, these seafaring Scandinavian raiders are the subject of countless works of fiction and film -- and some of the stories about them are true. And, legend has it, there was one so...
We all know the image of European knights: clad all over in plate armor, they conquer enemy forces and mythological creatures alike. But... how much of this historical stereotype is true? In today's episode, Ben, Noel an...
Nowadays most people know the pirates depicted in fiction bear little resemblance to real-life, historical pirates. Few actually buried any treasure, and fewer still lived in secretive island hideouts -- however, in at l...
NASCAR! This thoroughly American racing organization is huge in the United States -- and has a lot of international gearhead fans, as well. However, as Ben, Noel and Max discover in today's episode, this multibillion-dol...
For a lot grade-school kids in the States, the story of Johnny Appleseed is a modern American myth. The story centers on a quixotic, wandering nomad that (for some reason) is cartoonishly centered on planting apple trees...
In the 1300s, the Black Death sprang up in central Asia and swept across continents, killing millions. Quarantines became common as various nations sought safety in isolation, and some met with more success than others. ...
From baseball games to picnics, from street vendors to haute cuisine, the humble hot dog is an American icon. But where did it come from, and how did it get so popular? In today's episode, Ben, Noel and Max explore the o...
OK, folks: yes, Ben, Noel and Max are well aware of Atlanta's bizarre habit of naming every other street 'Peachtree' something-or-other. But did you know this city also has multiple streets with completely different name...
In this week's Classic episode: Have you ever dreamed about shedding your old identity, casting aside your obligations and becoming an entirely different person? Susanna Caroline Matilda, narrowly escaping death after st...
History is often taught as a series of discrete, unrelated events -- and that could not be further from the truth. In today's episode, Ben, Noel and Max explore a fascinating Venn diagram of historical events... and lear...
One thing about the United States -- we'll throw a party for anything. As a result, it's no surprise that back in 1994, a group of well-meaning pranksters in San Francisco decided to don Santa Claus costumes in a whimsic...
While the phrase 'weird flex' may be relatively recent, it turns out that this phenomenon is as old as human civilization. Join the guys with special guests Miles and Jack from The Daily Zeitgeist as they explore some of...
Do you know anyone who decided to show off in a weird way? While the phrase 'weird flex' may be relatively recent, it turns out that this phenomenon is as old as human civilization. Join the guys with special guests Mile...
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