Science and art collide in the latest episode of Well That Happened. Plus, a special birthday, some sex talk, and Rutger Hauer.

Science and art collide in the latest episode of Well That Happened. Plus, a special birthday, some sex talk, and Rutger Hauer.

Diamonds From The Air

Hello, and welcome to "Well, THAT Happened!"—the podcast where we explore history's most jaw-dropping moments of human chaos, spectacular failures, and decisions that make you wonder how our species survived this long. From medieval imposters to royal disasters, from scientific mishaps to political catastrophes, we're here to remind you that humans have been making spectacularly questionable choices for centuries. So buckle up, because history is wilder than fiction, and a lot more ridiculous than your high school textbook ever let on. Because the past was messier than you think, and SOMEONE needs to talk about it.

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Hello, and welcome to "Well, THAT Happened!"—the podcast where we explore history's most jaw-dropping moments of human chaos, spectacular failures, and decisions that make you wonder how our species survived this long. From medieval imposters to royal disasters, from scientific mishaps to political catastrophes, we're here to remind you that humans have been making spectacularly questionable choices for centuries. So buckle up, because history is wilder than fiction, and a lot more ridiculous than your high school textbook ever let on. Because the past was messier than you think, and SOMEONE needs to talk about it.

Hello, and welcome to "Well, THAT Happened!"—the podcast where we explore history's most jaw-dropping moments of human chaos, spectacular failures, and decisions that make you wonder how our species survived this long. From medieval imposters to royal disasters, from scientific mishaps to political catastrophes, we're here to remind you that humans have been making spectacularly questionable choices for centuries. So buckle up, because history is wilder than fiction, and a lot more ridiculous than your high school textbook ever let on. Because the past was messier than you think, and SOMEONE needs to talk about it.

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