In this episode, I have a very special guest. Cameron Reilly is Australias first History Podcaster, all-around good bloke and professional storyteller. He has produced over 9 podcasts, authored books like the Psychopath Epidemic and written and directed "Marketing the Messiah". Our discussion is a deep dive into why you can sometimes never learn about the other side of history and why it is important to create a heatmap of broad understanding before undertaking an argument. We also chat about how Psychopaths often rise to positions of power and how stories based on poor sources are often our greatest foundation stories. So I admit live on air that Chris Brown is one of my favourite music artists, so you know mistakes were made. I love this chat, and I hope you will too.  

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This is a bonus episode focused on recounting and analysing the unfolding and forgetting of the Hong Kong protest.

This time I am joined by Sophie and Mark, who will be picking up from ep 11 to speak about the consolidation of power. Understanding the cult of personality, need for jobs, desire for tradition, deep shame and politics can give listeners a more detailed image of the Third Reich.

In this episode, we will be crafting a short biography of the Birth and early life of the Bitcoin Network and community. This bonus episode is an example of how historical investigation and analysis into the construction of history can be applied to any subject.

12 Mark Question - To What extent did the reforms of Deng Transform China? 

This is also a source-based question, and our cover art is the source in question. Note, if you are listening on Apple podcast you will not see the custom cover art. So instead click the link https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Deng_Xiaoping_billboard_01.jpg 

Host: Mark

Guests: Thomas, Sophie, and Scott

In this episode, I speak to Collin "Heavily Armed Clown" co-creator of the viral website and meme WTF happened in 1971? We discuss inquiry-based learning, the impacts of monetary policy on global events across time and the folly of nations believing that this time is different when it comes to central planning. We hope you enjoy this discussion.

In this episode, we compare the actions and impacts of the leaders of the Chinese Communist Party during the early years of Communist China. Scott, Luke, Thomas and Mark are back to decide between the impacts of Moa, Zhou and Deng. This is a great overview of the power struggles and decisions made by these three men, and the final decision is not what most people would expect.

In this bonus episode, Paige and Jade from Year 11 are back to discuss the condition of different armies in the early stages of World War I. We compare the mobilisation plans, conditions and early battles of World War I until 1916. Comparing the French, German and Russian perspectives. Spoilers our winner was clear.