Podcast appearances and mentions of sebastian major

Sebastian Major, the producer and host of the "Our Fake History" podcast, explains the myths about Christopher Columbus, who “discovered” the New World. Sebastian schools Professor Buzzkill about where the myths came from and about their larger significance for American history. You will learn dozens of new things about the history of Columbus, and about the history of history myths! Episode 530.Check out Our Fake History here! https://ourfakehistory.com/This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5455565/advertisement

The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc was...big in France? Actually, The Messenger was indeed touted as "Oscar bait" prior to its release in November of 1999. Luc Besson was fresh off of his most commercially successful hit The Fifth Element, and so reteaming with Fifth Element star Milla Jovovich (who at the time was married to Besson) for a big, epic, gritty retelling of the Joan of Arc story seemed like a sure thing. Add in star power from John Malkovich, Dustin Hoffman, and how could you go wrong? Well, The Messenger goes wrong a lot of ways. But it's also not the abysmal disaster some people seem to remember. The Messenger, for all its faults, tries to do something different with the well-worn Joan of Arc story, and it has a lot to recommend it (just maybe not its run-time). This week, Our Fake History host Sebastian Major, who covered Joan in his podcast's first season, joins John and Joey to share his thoughts on the award-winning epic that wasn't.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Programa grabado en vivo en Sinergia Cowork el 26 de Abril del 2022. Gracias a Montevideo Gaming House por esponsorear el evento. Todos conocen la historia del flautista de Hamelin, pero, ¿qué pasó realmente en esa ciudad en 1284? Descubran la verdad y, de forma más sorprendente, como se conecta con los hechos que vivimos no hace tanto tiempo. Imagen: Redwolf X, Pinterest. Fuentes - Podcast de Sebastian Major, Our Fake History, episodio 77 'Was there a real pied piper?' - Articulo de Elle Tharp, 'Every creepy theory on the pied piper of Hamelin', en ranker.com Enciclopedia Britanica Y Wikipedia por supuesto Música: El tema de la Tortulia es una versión de Caravan por El Gran Quelonio. El tema original es de Duke Ellington. El tema de Rumbo a la Cancha es una versión de Espiral por Kanirasta. La versión original es de Dunne. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

#2 in our most popular episodes so far this season features Sebastian Major, a history teacher with a lifelong love of the subject, who hosts and created the podcast Our Fake History. John and Sebastian discussed being teachers, why we believe so many wrong things about history, what's so useful about teaching history through the lens of what we routinely get wrong, and what doing the podcast has taught him along with way. Check out Our Fake History's website. Follow Sebastian on Twitter @ourfakehistory

Sebastian Major of "Our Fake History" enters the Garden to discuss some popular histories; facts and fiction. From flood myths to Mali to the Templars to the great seas of grass, we discuss many a topic. We also re-visit an old GoD topic: who is the most important person in history.

Sebastian Major is a teacher at the Crestwood School in Toronto, as well as the host of one of my favorite podcasts, Our Fake History. Sebastian joins us in a fun discussion on topics ranging from the importance of getting kids excited about world affairs and history, to how we can use his discovery methods to make sense of the real and fake history that we've recently lived through.

The history between the U.S. and Canada hasn't always been friendly. Sebastian Major, of the hit podcast "Our Fake History," joins me to talk about the struggles our countries have weathered.

In honor of "Shakespeare's" "birthday", a bonus mini-episode featuring a conversation between John and Our Fake History host Sebastian Major discussing the Oxfordian authorship case.

Sebastian Major is a history teacher with a lifelong love of the subject. He also, like John, is preoccupied with drawing attention to the false beliefs that seem to have latched on to so many of the stories we tell and loves correcting the record. His beloved podcast, Our Fake History - which Major created, writes, produces, and hosts - is dedicated to doing exactly that. John and Sebastian discussed being teachers, what's so useful about teaching history through the lens of what we routinely get wrong, and what doing the podcast has taught him along with way. And he also goes on record, once and for all, on the question of who is the worst purveyor of fake history - Washington Irving or Erich von Daniken. Check out Our Fake History's website. Follow Sebastian on Twitter @ourfakehistory

Sebastian Major from Our Fake History drops into help us separate Spartan fact from what Spartan fiction. Check out Our Fake History here: https://ourfakehistory.com/ Check out the CTDEA WEBSITE for articles, episode transcripts and news. Be sure to get in touch with questions and comments. Follow us @CTDEApod on Twitter and give us a like on Facebook and never miss another update.

Hacker hasn't always been used to describe dangerous computer experts will ill intent. More accurately it should be sued to describe those enamored with computers, programming, and trying to push machines to do interesting things. The values, ethics, morals, and practices around those people make up what's known as hacker culture. Today we are digging into the Jargon File, a compendium of all things hackish and hackable, to take a look at hacker culture through its folklore.   Huge thanks to some of my fellow podcasters for doing readings for me this episode. In order of appearance they are:   Randall Kindig of the FloppyDays Vintage Computing Podcast(floppydays.com) Charles Edge from The History of Computing(thehistoryofcomputing.libsyn.com) Sebastian Major of Our Fake History(ourfakehistory.com)   Like the show? Then why not head over and support me on Patreon. Perks include early access to future episodes, and bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/adventofcomputing

Sebastian Major (Host of Our Fake History/Brooks' absolute favorite podcast host) discusses what caused him to go all in on history as a high school student, working for a 7x world kickboxing champion/liar in Ottawa, and also indulge Brooks on some of his historical knowlege. Check out Our Fake History: https://ourfakehistory.com/THE MUGS ARE FOR SALE: https://www.etsy.com/shop/EntryLevelStore

What if Queen Elizabeth had been a man? We dive into this bizarre idea in today's showcase episode, courtesy of Sebastian Major of Our Fake History. Our Fake History is a podcast that explores myths people think are history and history that might be hidden in myths. At the heart of today's episode is  gender: the idea that maybe Queen Elizabeth was really a man. Now, is that preposterous? Yeah, probably. Deliciously preposterous. But what's great about it is what it teaches us along the way: we'll learn about the struggles Elizabeth faced as a woman, the sexism of her age and the centuries after when this theory was being bandied about. This episode has been sponsored by LetsGetChecked. Go to www.trylgc.com/btnewberg and use code "history" to get 20% off your purchase. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review. Support the show on Patreon at www.patreon.com/btnewberg. Research, writing, editing, and production by B. T. Newberg. Logo Design by Rachel Westhoff. Animation by Maxeem Konrardy. Additional credits, references, and more at www.historyofsexpod.com.

Sebastian Major, host of Our Fake History podcast, phones in to discuss some of history's greatest mysteries and myths.

Have you ever heard that old story about how Napoleon shot the nose off the sphinx, or that Shakespeare was an illiterate fraud, or that Queen Elizabeth was actually a man? Our Fake History is an award-winning podcast about myths people think are history and history that might be hidden in myths.. The podcast combines storytelling, humour, and historical detective work to create a show that is good for both history buffs and anyone who loves a good story. The podcast is produced in Toronto, Canada, by Sebastian Major with help from his wife Beth Lorimer.  Learn more here: https://ourfakehistory.com  

In the third part of this series on the King assassination, I look at James Earl Ray's views on race and indications that he not only was planning King's assassination for some time, but also that he may have had accomplices. Introduction provided by Sebastian Major, host of Our Fake History. Be sure to check out his show if you aren't already listening! And visit the website at historicalblindness.com after Tuesday February 12 to check out the blog post with images and links to further reading! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greetings, Comrades!This episode is a great discusson with Sebastian Major from https://ourfakehistory.com/ podcast! He's just done a great three part series on Stalin myths, which you all should go and listen to immediately. We talk about Uncle Joe, about how he's portrayed, how he's influenced history and how sometimes, the hardest part is admitting that it's humans who're the greatest villain, and not monsters.P.S. If you're in the area, come to the Sound Education conference in Harvard – https://www.soundeducation.fm/ I'll be speaking there on 2nd of November, my speech is from 3.30PM to 4PM in the Divinity Hall, Divinity Chapel there!Enjoy! Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/theeasternborder. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the second part, Sebastian talks to us about all things to do with the Last Siege of Vienna, an event which has really captured our narrative and which will hold our attention for the next few months, so it should come as no surprise that Mr Major was enthralled by it too! What does he like about the event, what myths really struck him about it, and what are some of the dangers about the myths which can be commonly perpetuated? Find out here, in our final part of a lovely collab. A huge thankssss again to Mr Major, and if you want to check out his wonderful pod be sure to head on over to www.ourfakehistory.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sebastian Major, otherwise known as the man, the myth, the legend behind Our Fake History, joins us for the first of two parts in this very special collab. In this first part, we talk to Sebby on a personal level, history podcaster to history podcaster, and find out what makes him tick, why he decided to begin history podcasting, what his day job is and why exactly the concept of Our Fake History so appealed to him in the first place. So much more goes on in here that I can't even recount it all, but join us here if you like your conversations fun and the atmosphere warm. You can find Mr Major on his podcast's website http://ourfakehistory.com/ Remember history friends, if you want BOTH parts right away, you can join us on Patreon, and be a part of the best group of history friends this side of audio! Head on over to www.patreon.com/WhenDiplomacyFails and from as little as $2 a month, YOU can avail of some audio goodies! Thanksssss! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the 69th Episode Extravaganza! So that means Times Like These, 17 attorneys, a brief lesson in 69, Souixante Neuf, Saimyuteineeusly, a handful of icee hot, Bone or No Bone, Not Cool Bruh, Undocumented Lipservice, Johnny P. God, I'm Fuckin' Turgid. Thanks again to John Pridmore for appearing as a call in guest! We love you Johhny P! Follow him, @John_Pridmore on Twitter, and subscribe to him on YouTube at www.youtube.com/user/comicjohn Check out the Turtle Power Pod! (@TurtlePowerPod on Twitter) turtlepowerpod.libsyn.com. They crack me literally the fuck up. Big thanks to Dirty Church for the use of their song "Told You So"! Find them on BandCamp at dirtychurch.bandcamp.com! The little secret, though, is that the one and only Sebastian Major of the famed Our Fake History podcast is in Dirty Church! Check out his AMAZING podcast (which puts ours to shame) at ourfakehistory.com! If you have a moment, please vote for us for the #PodernFamily Pod of the Week at bit.ly/votepoortaste and #VotePoorTaste!

Welcome to This is my Toronto, the podcast that showcases our great city, by focusing on the incredible and talented work of local entrepreneurs, entertainers, and historians. Our guest today is Sebastian Major, a Toronto area teacher who hosts a fantastic podcast called Our Fake History.  which seeks to determine those things in history that are fact, fiction, or simply a good story that must be told.  The podcast can be found at www.ourfakehistory.com The music for the podcast has been graciously provided by Toronto's own Modus Factor. The music is from their new album The Picasso Zone, which can be purchased at www.chrislesso.com. And remember:  Don't let it get stuffy in here Toronto.  Let's keep the roof open!!