This episode, Jeremy will talk us into the Australian Bush land in the 1800s to learn about notorious outlaw Ned Kelly. Known for being a bit of a gentleman criminal and for his famous gang’s interesting armour in their legendary last stand.
This episode, Jenni and Jeremy do things a little differently as they look into ten of the most unfortunate royal European deaths in history. From A Game of Thrones-es que death by molten lava to death by severed head and monkey bite.
This episode we go back to fourth/fifth century Egypt, to discuss the philosophical and mathematical powerhouse that was Hypatia of Alexandria and her sticky end.
This episode Jenni takes the host role as they dig into the life and death of Attila the Hun, the so-called Scourge of God, who died of...a nose bleed???
This episode Jeremy takes the story telling role as he and Jenni talk Zelda Fitzgerald. Flapper, wild child, writer and poet, who called the fire department earlier in life than she needed.
In this test episode for the new podcast, Jenni and Jeremy talk about the death and life of famous novelist and journalist Ernest Hemingway. What contributed to his untimely death and how did his life led such an unusual course to its conclusion.
It’s a question we all have to answer eventually...so why not chat about it while we wait?
Each episode, archaeology and history enthusiasts Jeremy de Laroche and Dr. Jenni Irving dig into the death and life of a different historical figure. Telling the story of who they were, why were they famous, what mattered to them and ultimately, what would they have thought of their supposed death?
Come spend some time with us as we talk through some interesting, revealing, and quite morbid subjects in response to our own existential crises.