A podcast about an assortment of World History events, developments, processes, and people. Enjoy learning something new!
Keke discusses the infamous Unit 571, in which the Japanese experimented on people during WWII.
Ivan describes the leadership of Alexander Lukashenko, the President of Belarus.
Nyssa describes the impact of Jane Addams, a reformer and advocate for many causes!
Cassie and Thea discuss new research regarding people with disabilities in prehistoric times.
Youssef, Ethan, and Zach have a guest to discuss the Egyptian Revolution in 2011 that changed the course of Egypt's present.
Kylie and Brie tell you about Catherine Howard, the 5th Wife of Henry VIII, the infamous king who had six wives!
Admir describes the Yugoslav War and its impacts on World History.
Aidan and Colten talk about the Seven Years War, that is also known in the United States as the French and Indian War.
Mariz discusses the leadership of Muhammad Ali in Egypt.
Laurelle and Nia describe the life and impact of Anne Frank on World History.
Emily discusses the Columbian Exchange and its world-wide impact.
Brandon, Luke, and Owen talk about how the Mongols attempted to invade Japan by sea!
Ivan discusses the leadership of Josef Stalin and Leon Trotsky in this episode of History Potpourri!
Vivi and Anjali discuss the top 7 monumental buildings made in history!
Drew, Kadin, and Graham discuss the history of the infamous dictator Adolf Hitler.
Ryan, Nick, and Jack discuss the time known as the "Troubles" in Ireland.
Avery and Eamani describe Homer, the legendary bard of Ancient Greece.
Josiah discusses the Ides of March, and how they impacted the Great Julius Caesar!
Aaleyah discusses the complicated Haitian Revolution and its impact.
Abbilin shares interesting facts about the Challenger Explosion!
Dilynn and Sana describe how the Mongols impacted the famous Silk Roads trade network!
Klaire tells you about one of the earliest feminists in world history - Mary Wollstronecraft!
Andrew, Britton, and Tommy discuss the Aleutian Islands Campaign.
Eli describes the importance of the Cuban Missile Crisis during the Cold War.
Romana discusses what has come to be known as the Holodomor - a genocide perpetrated by Josef Stalin's regime against the Ukrainian people.
Nora and Ella give listeners the Top 10 Worst People in History, as they see it.
Caroline, Maryellen, and Claire discuss the famous couple who ruled the Byzantine Empire - Justinian and Theodora.
Alex and Ian share the history of the Battle of Thermopylae, one of history's most famous last stands.
Paige shares about Gavrilo Princip, the assassin who killed the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and started World War I.
Michael and Jacob discuss innovations made by humans in prehistoric times.
AJ talks about the first epic story in history - the Epic of Gilgamesh!
Owen describes the Space Race between the USSR and the USA
Alexander talks about the importance of Jean Paul Marat and his writings, including his newspaper (L'Ami du Peuple) to the French Revolution.
Kaylee describes the history and migration of the Hmong people.
Cole describes the life and impact of Cleisthenes, the father of democracy in Athens.
Zoe describes the life of Park Myung-sik, the famous North Korean serial killer.
Lasya describes the causes and partition of India in 1947, and the violent aftermath.
Jonathan describes the rise, height, and call of the Dutch East India Company - the richest company in history.
Carter and Vyas describe the historic "D-Day" invasion during World War II.
Jim and Anna describe the soap opera that is the life of Cleopatra!
Ayden discusses the history of the Rwandan Geocide - starting with colonialism.
Arib describes the Bangladesh Liberation War
Mitch discusses the Irish Potato Famine and its impact.
Emilio and Gavin discuss the history of the Medellín Cartel, Pablo Escobar, and more!
Liam describe the saga of Victor Lustig, the man who sold the Eiffel Tower not once, but twice!
Parker discusses the outrageously true story of The Emu War in Australia during the Great Depression.
Drake discusses the French war hero and interesting woman - Joan of Arc, known in France as Jeanne d'Arc.
Alexa, Nick, and Joselyn discuss the top three unidentified serial killers, The Stoneman Killer, Zodiac Killer, and Jack the Ripper.
Ruby, Jessie, Mari, Cate, and Lauren describe the Mystery of the Romanovs - specifically Anastasia Romanov and those who claimed to be the long lost Russian princess!
Stella and Palak discuss Mansa Musa, the King of Mali who was so wealthy and generous that he devalued the economy of Cairo!
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