History From The Back Pages

History From The Back Pages

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History From The Back Pages episodes

  • The Astonishing Hijacking of Federal Express Flight 705

    Over twenty years ago, in 1994, one of the most shocking hijackings took place. When Federal Express Flight 705, on route from Memphis to San Jose, was almost taken over by Fed Ex employee Auburn R.Calloway, armed with a spear gun and a hammer, he sneaked on in his guitar case. Only due to a fantastic show of flying and bravery was his attempt thwarted. commercialappeal.com (Garland. Max) (2019). 

    17 min
  • USAir Flight 405 Crash
    USAir Flight 405 arrived at LaGuardia over an hour late in 1992. The weather was horrible, with snow falling and ice forming. The plane’s wings had to be de-iced twice, but due to long delays, the ice continued to build on the wings. And once they took off, the rest was history. The Ordinary Turned to Instant Horror for All Aboard USAir’s Flight 405 N.R Kleinfeld (1992) (New York Times).
    13 min
  • Singapore Airlines Flight 006 Accident
    Singapore Airlines Flight 006 was preparing to take off from Chaing Kai- Shek International Airport in Taiwan with a final destination in Los Angeles in 2000. The pilots, by mistake, turned onto runway 05R, which was closed due to construction, and this error proved deadly.
    15 min
  • Manx2 Flight 7100 Accident

    Manx2 Flight 7100 took off from Belfast, Northern Ireland, on February 10th, 2011, on route to Cork, Ireland. The flight was supposed to be a routine one-hour commuter flight, but various problems led to the horrific crash. The immense fog, the right engine on this Fairchild Metro III's quality, the pilot's inexperience, and Manx2 operating procedures were key reasons why the plane crashed on the runway. 

    17 min
  • Special Announcement: Collin Discusses His Guest Appearance On Uncovering The Corners Of The World Podcast!

    Last Saturday, Host Collin Sugg joined his close friend Karina Kosmala on her award-winning podcast Uncovering The Corners Of The World. The two hosts discussed Collin's adventures in Lake Geneva and Delevan, Wisconsin, over the years. Uncovering The Corners Of The World is available on Spotify, Itunes, Overcast, Achor, Google, and more! Description of the episode below. 

    Dancing Horses, a Dental Work Station from the 1920s, and Zip-lines in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin?

    Joining me for this episode is my friend Collin Sugg, host of the "History from the Back Pages" podcast and co-host of "The Bull and Hawk Sports Show" podcast. Sharing the funny and gripping stories of his past trips to Delevan and Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, includes the Dancing Horse Theater, Geneva Lake Museum, and Lake Geneva Ziplines & Adventures. 

    8 min
  • Joseph Smith Part Two

    The first episode of 2021 is here! Host Collin Sugg is proud to present more information about Joseph Smith's life. Specifically a crucial meeting between The Prophet and President Martin Van Buren in 1839. 

    12 min
  • History From The Back Pages Is Back For The Start Of 2021!!

    Happy 2021 Fans: 

    Collin Sugg, host of History From The Back Pages, is excited to announce the podcast's continuation and introduce new segments and ideas for the show. After a few months off working on his master's degree and working on learning podcasting skills, Collin is thrilled to be back in the studio and have the opportunity to release new content. 

    4 min
  • The Greek Island of Delos
    The Greek island of Delos is home to seven of the most vicious looking lion statues globally, and also known as the mythical birthplace of the god Apollo and the goddess Artemis.
    18 min
  • The Old Jaffa Port
    The Old Jaffa Port is in the magical city of Tel Aviv in Israel. It is considered by historians to be the oldest seaport in the world over 4,000 years old. One of the most interesting tales surrounding the Port is when The Prophet Jonah fled Jaffa in an attempt to avoid going to Nineveh, the capital of Assyria. Since the beginning of the 2010s, it is now a major tourist destination for fans of religion, archeology, history, and culture.
    17 min
  • President Chester Arthur

    Chester Arthur was sworn in as the 21st President of The United States in 1881 when Charles Guiteau assassinated President James Garfield. Arthur was thought to be a pawn to political machine boss Roscoe "Boss" Conkling, but Arthur distanced himself from the Stalwarts during his short term. We look at what Chester did well and what is not looked back on as kindly.

    14 min

About History From The Back Pages

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Host Collin Sugg reviews movies such as Laura, Dial M For Murder, The Wicker Man, The Pope’s Exorcist and The Devil Bat. Theme Song was written and produced by professional musician Julia Fortman.

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