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If you are ever looking for fun weekend plans here is a suggestion. Commandeer an abandoned piece of military property, and then declare independence from your home country! As we discuss in today's episode absolutely nothing can go wrong!
Also apologies in advance if the audio quality is less than perfect on this one.
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You know about the Titanic: the tragedy and romance of the "unsinkable ship". But its safe to bet that you have not yet heard of the Sultana or the Halifax Explosion. Today the gang and I discuss a couple of major naval disasters that have been eclipsed by the Titanic's fame.
Just a heads up there a lot of death in this episode, some of it pretty gruesome.
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Today we take a look at the birth of a religion in the South Pacific and ask the question: "How difficult could such a task truly be?"
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Some wonder what America would have been like if we had a King. Little do people know there was a time when we had something better.... An Emperor!
The gang and I look to the past to try and find some new hobbies. Maybe our ancestors had novel ways of entertaining themselves, like pole sitting???
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There have been four Presidential Assassinations, it's a safe bet you only know about two of them...
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Garfield and Guiteau:
Czolgosz and McKinnley:
Happy Holidays! Join us as we hear the heroic and often tragic tales of those who attempted to reach the North and South Poles.
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What are we to do with all the nuclear waste spread across the country? How are we going to keep people away from it? We ponder these questions in this episode.
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Ryan and Jamie return to join me in a discussion about the history of filibusters; its probably not the kind you're thinking about.
A Special Halloween Episode! Join us as we discuss one of America's most iconic monsters and its relatives. We also have a guest co-host.
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Hello friends! Welcome to the History Spelunkers Podcast. In this show we delve deep into the bowels of history in order to discover stories of the niche and obscure aspects that are so often…