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Deep-dive conversations on national security with special operations veterans, intelligence professionals, and frontline reporters.
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Historians Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook analyze major historical events and figures with narrative depth and scholarly insight.
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Explores unsolved historical enigmas, from vanished figures to buried treasures, using insights from experts across disciplines.
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A narrative history of World War II exploring its causes, global battles, and lasting impact through Tom Hanks' perspective.
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Explores bizarre true stories from history, revealing strange events and the facts behind them.
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Examines major American scandals in politics, business, and society, exploring the lies, corruption, and downfalls of powerful figures.
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A bi-weekly podcast delivering well-researched, engaging stories from American history.
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Two hosts uncover wildly unbelievable historical facts and hidden stories behind pop culture, from near-misses to forgotten scandals.
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Pivotal moments in American history are explored through narrative storytelling, revealing their impact on the nation and modern life.
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A history podcast that explores how past events and figures shaped the present, using immersive storytelling and sound.
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Explores ancient history through expert interviews, covering topics from Neolithic Britain to the fall of Rome.
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Explores pivotal ideas, figures, and discoveries across history, science, philosophy, and culture through expert discussions.
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Calming narrations of historical events and mysteries designed to help listeners relax and fall asleep.
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A dramatic, narrative-driven exploration of historical events and figures through unconventional, thought-provoking questions.
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Dark historical tales blending folklore, mystery, and real events to reveal the eerie side of the past.
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A clinical pharmacist explores baffling historical mysteries as unresolved case studies shaped by gaps in knowledge and human perception.
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A Jewish family flees Nazi invasion in Belarus, embarking on a six-year odyssey across the Soviet Union to survive World War II.
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A former CIA officer explores the psychology and realities of espionage through personal experience and analysis.
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True stories of human error, disasters, and blunders that reveal the surprising lessons behind history’s worst mistakes.
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Explores medieval history across Europe and beyond, uncovering lost stories of people, politics, religion, and myths.
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Explores how museums work through interviews with directors, curators, and fans about curation, exhibits, and visitor experiences.
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A daily history podcast that explores pivotal events that happened on each day, told through immersive storytelling.
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Daily explorations of history, science, geography, and culture with concise, accessible explanations of complex topics.
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Dan Snow visits historic sites worldwide to explore the stories behind pivotal events, figures, and monuments.
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Each episode examines a significant moment or figure in history, spanning ancient to modern times.
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Two hosts explore overlooked and unusual historical events and figures with detailed storytelling and research.
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Historians explore eerie, strange, and dark historical events, from hauntings and witch trials to UFOs and infamous crimes.
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Real spy stories from intelligence operatives who risked everything in high-stakes missions for national or personal interests.
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Former CIA analyst David McCloskey and journalist Gordon Corera examine real espionage cases and intelligence operations from the Cold War to present.
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Explores obscure presidential scandals, strange executive decisions, and forgotten historical moments with dark humor and surprising trivia.
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Examines conspiracy theories surrounding major historical events and cultural phenomena, exploring their origins and influence.
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A comedian and historian explore quirky, surprising stories from the past with humor and insight.
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Examines key events in American history, from colonial conflicts to civil rights, through expert interviews and detailed storytelling.
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A fictional history of the 2247 Martian Revolution, told as a scholarly retrospective in the style of a historical podcast.
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Explores the lives and regimes of history's most notorious dictators through firsthand accounts and historical analysis.
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A journalist reexamines people and events misunderstood or misrepresented in history.
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Celebrities tell first-person stories of their real paranormal experiences, from ghosts and hauntings to unexplained phenomena.
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A weekly look at pivotal historical events and the people behind them, from famous figures to unknown influencers.
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William Dalrymple and Anita Anand examine the rise and fall of empires throughout world history and their lasting global impact.
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Examines the decline of historical civilizations, exploring common causes, collapse patterns, and lived experiences during their fall.
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Stories of Old West gunfighters like Billy the Kid, Wyatt Earp, and John Wesley Hardin reveal the violent reality of America's frontier.
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A sex historian explores intimate stories from the past, revealing how sex, scandal, and societal norms have evolved across centuries.
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A true crime podcast examining cults, conspiracies, and criminal cover-ups through cases fueled by belief, fear, and manipulation.
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A weekly podcast tracing the history of the Roman Empire from its legendary origins to the fall of the Western Empire.
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A history podcast shaped by listener questions, covering identity, conflict, and culture with moments of humor.
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Explores the lives of history’s most dramatic royals, from tyrants and tragedies to murderers and their victims.
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Ordinary people recount real experiences surviving extreme situations in the wilderness and at sea.
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Historical narratives told calmly for bedtime listening, covering events and figures from ancient civilizations to modern times.
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A chronological archive of Art Bell's radio show episodes, updated daily.
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Hosts examine historic British scandals involving power, downfall, and the human stories behind events like Profumo and Phone Hacking.
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A food scholar explores true crime stories from culinary history, uncovering theft, fraud, and cultural clashes behind what we eat.
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Reveals dark, overlooked historical events like tyrannical rulers and corporate crimes that were omitted from mainstream education.
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Stories of legendary outlaws, lawmen, and pivotal events that defined the American Old West.
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Scholars from the Augustine Institute explore the lives of Catholic saints to deepen understanding of their faith and heroism.
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Explores diverse historical topics from the Tudors to global empires, featuring expert historians uncovering stories of the past.
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Explores the surprising history behind everyday things, from ice cream to video games, making the past engaging for all ages.
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Discussions with military leaders, policymakers, and historians on the strategy, history, and consequences of war.
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The Tudor dynasty's rise begins with Henry VII seizing the throne in 1485, sparking decades of power struggles, religious change, and royal intrigue.
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NOISER
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Explores bizarre and absurd stories from human history with a mix of humor and historical insight.
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Mitt Romney and Ted Kennedy's opposing views on healthcare evolved into a shared legacy shaping U.S. health policy.
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Historical conversations with leading experts explore gripping stories from the past.
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Al Murray and James Holland examine World War II history, blending expert insight and humor on battles, leaders, and key events of the conflict.
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Rebecca Nagle investigates how conservative forces exploit Native children to undermine tribal sovereignty and advance political goals.
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Uncovering strange and unsettling historical tales through a curated series of bizarre true stories.
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A daily podcast exploring American history, folklore, and true crime through a campfire-style narrative.
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Examines current issues through biblical, historical, and constitutional viewpoints with insights from experts and public figures.
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Two hosts discuss dramatic stories from history and pop culture with a cocktail in hand.
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A docudrama exploring the rise and fall of Charles Ponzi, the con artist who orchestrated one of history’s most infamous financial scams.
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A podcast about the spoken history of the English language as it became a global language.
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Features interviews with history authors and answers to listener questions on a wide range of historical topics.
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Ainslie Harvey
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داستان زندگی افرادی که در تاریخ ایران و جهان تأثیرگذار بودهاند.
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Explores the history, people, and achievements of ancient civilizations through narrative storytelling.
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Examines pivotal political and cultural moments in American history through archival audio and firsthand accounts.
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Immersive stories about history’s most influential figures, from writers and pioneers to rulers and revolutionaries.
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Darryl Cooper
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Anthropologist Mary-Ann Ochota explores how trust shapes society, tracing its evolution from ancient systems to modern digital dilemmas.
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Explores UFOs, psychic phenomena, and government secrets with whistleblowers and experts.
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A documentary journey uncovering the forgotten history of Norway’s Vardø witch trials, where 91 women were persecuted over 70 years.
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Reveals overlooked figures in Black history and explores their enduring impact on the fight for justice.
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Stories from Greek mythology and the ancient Mediterranean told with humor, sarcasm, and contemporary flair.
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Reveals the dramatic, often scandalous lives of Black individuals in pre-Civil Rights America through historical gossip and personal stories.
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Explores the everyday impact of American government through expert discussions on infrastructure, services, and policy.
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Explores how historical foods have influenced human development and global changes.
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A Bible scholar and host explore textual variations in the New Testament, the historical Jesus, and early Christian history.
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Explores 400 years of New York City's history through stories of iconic and overlooked figures who shaped the city and the nation.
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True crime stories from America's history, covering assassins, gangsters, scandals, and unsolved mysteries.
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Justin Black
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A historian explores key moments in American political history and how they shape the nation’s self-image and global perception.
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Examines the U.S. decision to detain Japanese Americans during WWII, how it was challenged, and the efforts to expose the truth.
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Examines the strategies, tactics, and habits of history’s most influential figures to help listeners learn from their paths to greatness.
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Explores daily life and social customs among the elite and working classes in America's Gilded Age, France's Belle Époque, and Victorian Britain.
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True crime and macabre tales from the Victorian era, featuring mysterious deaths and dark historical events.
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A deep dive into the Viking Age, separating myth from history through stories of explorers, warriors, and rulers.
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Revolutions, rebellions, and resistance movements throughout history, told through the stories of the people who lived them.
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Explores the lives of remarkable women throughout history with in-depth research and engaging storytelling.
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Two hosts examine how everyday individuals get drawn into violence and the psychological forces behind conflict.
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Stories of Catholic Americans and their faith-driven impact on U.S. history over the past 300 years.
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Outlandish true crime stories focused on absurd heists, cons, and criminal antics with minimal violence.