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Eerie_Edinburgh

This podcast explores diverse historical topics weekly, from the history of potatoes to major battles.

Explores the history, literature, and culture of Anglo-Saxon England from the end of Roman rule to the Norman Conquest.

Gridiron Greats Magazine

Uncover forgotten stories and obscure figures from history through a narrative blend of fact and creative perspective.

A comedian explores history by investigating mystery objects with experts, revealing connections between past, present, and future.

Plays polka, waltzes, and ethnic accordion music from Slovenian, Czech, Polish, German, and Mexican traditions.

Twins share Latin American folklore, urban legends, and listener-submitted ghost stories with humor and cultural insight.

A podcast exploring the cultural, historical, and archaeological significance of dogs in human societies.

Explores sacred geometry, esoteric texts, UFOs, and ancient civilizations in a journey through cosmic mysteries.

Explores the untold stories behind iconic songs, from their creation and cultural impact to the moments that defined their legacy.

Podcast WABCRadio

Explores unsolved crimes and unexplained mysteries through immersive storytelling.

Veterans Radio America

Explores macroeconomics, geopolitics, and financial markets with a focus on sound money like gold, silver, and Bitcoin.

Explores American history, politics, and pop culture through in-depth conversations with a historian.

A discussion on historic preservation and its relevance to current and future societal challenges.

A live and interactive talk show focused on the Tandy Color Computer and its hardware variants.

JustCheesy

Unknown

Interviews with leading historians explore how past events shape today's world.

Boo-Foons

The Wilbur Smith Estate

Forbidden Knowledge Network

Two Irish hosts examine conspiracy theories ranging from aliens and time travel to political scandals and serial killer cases.

A podcast exploring science, technology, and unexplained phenomena with irreverent humor and open-ended speculation.

Explores the history and crimes of the Milwaukee Mafia, focusing on Frank Balistrieri's three-decade reign and Wisconsin's underworld.

Daily stories from Michigan's history, covering curious events, local legends, and forgotten facts about the Great Lakes State.

Filipino horror stories drawn from folklore, urban legends, and true listener accounts of supernatural encounters across the Philippines.

Archival-style investigations into paranormal cases through firsthand accounts, documentary storytelling, and lingering evidence.

Monica Gonzalez and Susan Resendez

A biweekly look at how the Internet works, through conversations with the people building and maintaining its infrastructure.

Walks through myths and folklore instead of analyzing them.

Oral histories exploring everyday life, places, and cultural memory in pre-global Singapore through personal recollections.

Analyzes the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights through current events and court rulings, explaining their modern relevance.

A chronological history of New Zealand from pre-human times to the year 2000, focusing on Māori culture, colonialism, and nationhood.

Conversations with influential figures across culture and society who embody freedom and innovative thinking.

deleteeverythingpodcast

Lyme Bay & Windsor Auctions

Real stories of the Old West, exploring outlaws, lawmen, cowboys, and frontier life with historical depth and drama.

Three hosts review and discuss pre-2000 films, offering insights on themes, audiences, and where to stream them.

Uncovering real small-town crimes, unsolved mysteries, and dark historical events with immersive, fact-checked storytelling.

Weekly discussions on current events, economics, and politics from a free market perspective by Mises Institute analysts.

A weekly podcast about preparations for nuclear war.

Explores the hidden histories and pivotal innovations behind everyday computing technologies.

Personal stories and conversations about everyday life in the final decades of the USSR and its aftermath, told by those who lived it.

Explores New Mexico’s genealogy and history, focusing on Manito culture and personal ancestry stories.

A deep-dive into history, culture, and politics through insightful conversations with experts and thought leaders.

Two friends explore wild and little-known historical stories with humor and curiosity.

Explores biblical principles of governance and cultural issues through discussions on right versus wrong, not political affiliation.

Explores conspiracy theories, unsolved mysteries, and paranormal phenomena rooted in historical events.

That's Not Metal

Prachyam

Examines the complex legacies of history’s most iconic figures through a modern lens, questioning their reputations and impact.

Two comedians explore historical topics they didn’t learn in school, sharing their discoveries with humor and curiosity.

Pastors study the Heidelberg Catechism, Belgic Confession, and Canons of Dort week by week.

Patrick Huey

Plays and explores mechanical music from fairgrounds, including automatic organs, pianos, and orchestrions.

Legal analysis of legislation and constitutional issues by law professors Richard Epstein and John Yoo, hosted by Charles C. W. Cooke.

New Books Network

The People Profiles

A quick, humorous look at the strange origins of everyday objects and customs, revealing the forgotten stories behind ordinary things.

Revives classic 20th-century radio programs with historical context and archival audio from major American events and presidencies.

Ben Fanning & Zach Schultz

Scottish folklore, history, and traditions shared by storyteller Eileen Budd.

An episode-by-chapter analysis of The Power Broker, examining how Robert Moses reshaped New York City through unelected power and urban planning.

A deep dive into the lives and crimes of infamous American felons, revealing the complex truths behind notorious murders, cons, and outlaws.

A deep exploration of America's darkest historical events and violent turning points.

Archaeologists explore 13,000 years of human history and material culture in New Brunswick, Canada.

New Books Network

Uncover gruesome, horrifying, and macabre tales from London's haunted history every fortnight.

Experts discuss medieval battles, sieges, and military history in detail.

Explores unsolved murders, lost shipwrecks, and local legends in Ohio.

Explores lesser-known historical events, current affairs, and overlooked stories through narrative storytelling.

DK and Ardeet

Reviews and discussions of horror films, from new releases to cult classics, with spoilers, trivia, and letter grades.

Dramatic reenactments and narratives explore the legends and lore of the American Wild West.

A podcast exploring the history of South Bend and Mishawaka through interviews with locals and on-location storytelling.

Investigates the origins, spread, and impact of conspiracy theories with insight from former believers and experts.

The Epoch Times

Gil Kidron

Dan Hill and Dr. Spencer Jones

Explores 20th-century history through narrative-driven episodes on world wars, the Cold War, and ideological shifts.

Glen Warren

Explores the role of nudity in history, culture, politics, and art through storytelling.

New Books Network

Katie Brindle discusses health, ageing, and wellness topics with expert insights and personal anecdotes to help listeners improve their well-being.

Taran Chirgwin

Revisits the classic mystery adventures of the vintage radio series "The Falcon" with daily episodes blending suspense and nostalgia.

history experts | Joe & Kevin

Daniel Lucas / Bob LeMent

Plug Tone Audio

Words Unravelled with RobWords and Jess Zafarris

Explores how mutual aid and anarchist principles already shape everyday life and communities.

Short episodes explore people, places, and events from Michigan's past.

Explores global history through a leftist lens to draw lessons for contemporary activism and social change.

Daily philosophical reflections on life, ethics, and human nature to provoke deep thinking.

Canadian Geographic

Max Covill and Evan Crean

Conversations with blues musicians and industry figures, exploring the genre’s legacy and related styles like jazz, soul, and funk.