This episode explores the historical significance of November 30, highlighting pivotal events that shaped the world. From the first international football match in 1872 to the abolition of the death penalty in Tuscany in 1786, we uncover triumphs that marked this day. However, November 30 also bears witness to tragedies like the Rumbula massacre during the Holocaust and the Oxford High School shooting in 2021. Join us as we examine the complexities of this date, featuring notable births like Mark Twain and the death of influential figures such as Oscar Wilde and George H. W. Bush.