In this weeks episode we’re coving the story that most believe inspired the story ‘Jaws’. Although the author of Jaws claims this is not the case. So grab an ore, channel your inner east coaster, appreciate your legs, and decide for yourself.

This week’s episode is a bit of a sequel to our last episode. Again taking place in South Africa, we will be discussing another British war, and another British loss. This time at the hand of the Boers. Equipped with an army of teenagers and senior citizens, the Boers, as Jordan put it, fist the British elite forces.

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In this episode we discuss a battle that would go down as one of the worst defeats in British history. The Zulu were just minding their business, and as always, greed and control came knocking. The British severely underestimated the strength and preparedness of the Zulu and find themselves in a battle they would regret.

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What would be like to have animals integrated into society? Would they be law abiding citizens? Or would they be savage beasts waiting to strike at every opportunity? Today we discuss a few moments in history where crimes were committed, and animals were the culprit.

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I know what you’re thinking. There’s no way a story about a man and a balloon can be interesting right? Wrong. This is a wild story about a man willing to risk it all to explore the uncharted territory of the arctic traveling by, you guessed it, a balloon. But we’re not talking about a hot air balloon. In the late 1800s they thought the best thing to use was hydrogen. With a total crew of 3 people, and a journey that would last a month, they set out to become pioneers of the North Pole and beyond. What could go wrong?

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This week we discuss an event deemed ‘The Bascom Affair’ that leads to the start of the Apache war. A war that lasted for over 25 years. According to the Strurge’s source for this episode, it is the longest war in American history. Please rate, like, follow, subscribe, and leave us some comments if you’re enjoying the show.

Another installment of short stories from our Wikis Dicky series. This week we get a bit biblical, but we also remember the metal in us and score some hell points as well. Give us a like, a follow, or review if you’re enjoying the show.

Leon Trotsky was in line for power and responsibility under the reign of Lenin, but so was Stalin. Lenin knew Stalin was a crazy bastard, so he’d hoped to have Trotsky as his heir, but Stalin had other plans. Stalin went to great lengths to try and silence Leon Trotsky. Even having him kicked out of Russia, and out of other countries. But Trotsky was never silenced, until he was.

This week we’re covering the fire that destroyed Seattle and forced them to rethink their mistakes and build it better the second time around. If you’re even in a situation where everything is just going wrong and it’s just one thing after another, just throw some more wood chips in and get the hell outta there.

The war is over. Hitler has gone out like a b*tch and blown his own head off. Now it’s time to hold these nazi’s accountable. Today we’re learning about the first, most important, trial of the Nuremberg Trials. This contained all of hitler’s top officials being charged with their crimes against the world. For any other history nerds out there you can find the complete historical documentation of the Nuremberg trials as a whole by visiting the link below. Now let’s line these bastards up against the wall shall we?

https://avalon.law.yale.edu/subject_menus/imt.asp