For 300 days, Verdun, France bore witness to some of the most intense shelling and chemical weapons attacks of World War I. Nearly 100 years later, much of the land remains uninhabitable. 

In the mid 19th century, the Donnellys moved from Ireland to Biddulph, Ontario. For years, their fellow Biddulphians fell victim to the families famously short tempers and violent nature. Until one night, when the Peace Society decided enough was enough.

For 300 days, Verdun, France bore witness to some of the most intense shelling and chemical weapons attacks of World War I. Nearly 100 years later, much of the land remains uninhabitable. In the mid 19th century, the Donnellys moved from Ireland to Biddulph, Ontario. For years, their fellow Biddulphians fell victim to the families famously short tempers and violent nature. Until one night, when the Peace Society decided enough was enough.

Episode 24: No Country for French Men

A show about anything and everything that we find interesting, but not essential. From true history and crime, to myths, legends, and creepypasta, if we like it, we'll talk about it. And if we don't like it, we'll talk about it even more.

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Episode 24: No Country for French Men

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