Just when you think it's all over. The lads head back to one of the most stylish segments of history as the spirit of the Samurai makes one final death charge into the vaults of history.

As promised back in our Pearl harbour episode. The lads take a peek at one of the coolest points in history. The Meiji restoration. As Japan is forced open and Shogun forces duke it out with pro Emperor rebels. For the future soul of the Samurai.

The lads sit and talk about a man considered the father of Europe, the first holy roman emperor & an old arse ancestor of Sauruman himself.

The guys are back again with the ill behaviour. This time discussing one of arguably the greatest kings of England. Which is a pretty wild statement to make about a Frenchman.

The lads have alot fun in the intro, talking about March 16th, 1968 all good times.

Then shit gets dark as they discuss in detail. One of the most horrific acts committed by US soldiers during the Vietnam war.

Short but sweet this week as the lads discuss the man who truly tamed the wild west. Or at least put a hammer in the hands of the men who did. Samuel Colt.

(Old lost episode deleted from spotify for some reason)

FINALLY reaching audio acceptability!!!! With two mics in tow the lads are able to relax and crack out a real fun, wild west story about the short lived history of "The Pony express"

The second and final part to our re-telling of the hot mess, that is the First Crusade. We last left the boys as they entered the city of Antioch after a months long siege.

The lads jump headlong into the golden age of piracy. During the era of the pirate republic of Nassau. Sam introduces the first rebel of the waves, to Ieuan with "the prince of pirates" Samuel Bellamy."

The lads look into the life of one of the greatest dudes who knew, he knew, fuck all really.

The guys say sod the Socratic problem. Heres the life of a geezer who never wrote a thing. Yet is mis-quoted on social media more than "peaky blinders."