In the spring and summer of 1763 Native American's rebelled against the English in the Great Lakes Region of the United States.  The following war became an important step on the road to the American Revolution.  Please support the show by leaving a comment and rating in the iTunes store.

Our third episode on strange, unusual, and interesting animals.  Please support the show by telling a friend, leaving a comment in iTunes, and following on Twitter @AOIPodcast.

Established after a false obituary, the world's most prestigious award for science or peace, has a had a long and controversial history.  Please support the show by leaving a comment in the iTunes Store. Visit ofinterest.xyz to comment.

Paris part 2.  The wars of religion to World War 1.  Huguenots and revolts abound.  Please support the show by telling a friend, subscribing in iTunes, and leaving a rating or comment.

Part one of our two part overview of the history of Paris.  From the earliest days of the city, when they turned to a young girl to save them, to the Hundred Years War, when they turned to a young girl to save them.  Please support the podcast by recommending it to a friend.

Our second episode about archaeology.  Canary Islands, Gobekli Tepe, and more.  Please support our show by subscribing, giving us a rating, and telling a friend.

Lobotomy, Homeopathy, and some odd anatomical additions.  This Week we talk about Medical Quackery.  Support the show by giving us a rating on iTunes, and telling a friend.  Visit ofinterest.xyz to comment.

Part 2 of our Moby Dick discussion.  We talk about the story that inspired the story.  The Whaleship Essex, a ship destroyed by a whale, and a struggle for survival at sea.  Please visit ofinterest.xyz

Part 1 of Moby Dick and the Whale-ship Essex. Herman Melville’s classic, and the cannibals who inspired it.  Part 1 features our discussion of the novel, part 2 includes the real life story of the Essex.  Please support the show by telling a friend, leaving a comment in iTunes, and visiting ofinterest.xyz.

Tycho Brahe and Johannes Kepler.  One made the observations, one did the math, they both helped shape our understanding of the universe, and they both lived strange lives.  Please support the show by subscribing to the podcast and leaving a comment and review.  Visit ofinterest.xyz.