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  • Marie Antoinette - Madame Déficit

    Let them eat cake.

    Marie Antoinette married into French Royalty just before the the French Revolution.

    Completely out of touch from the common man, Marie wasn't bothered by the starving population of France and spent lavishly. That is until the French people decided to rise up against the French Monarchy.

    Join people time as we dive into the life of Marie Antoinette!

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    1 hr 43 min
  • Choi Eun Hee - The Abducted Actress

    Choi Eun Hee was a famous South Korean actress who was abducted and forced to make North Korean films along with her ex-husband who had also been kidnapped.

    Strap yourself in dabblers, because things get a bit crazy in this podcast episode of People Time.

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    2 hr 11 min
  • Ramesses II - Ozymandias

    People Time podcast dives into ancient Egypt to look over the life of Ramesses II.

    Known for his military expeditions, having multiple wives, building many statues and structures and oh yeah, he was considered to be a god.

    So come join in on this episode as we go through the entire life of Ramesses II.

    2 hr 29 min
  • Elizabeth Báthory - The Blood Countess

    *Warning* This episode and the humor in it is a bit dark.

    Elizabeth Bathory is known as the most prolific female serial killers in history.

    With a murder count as high as over 600, Elizabeth and her hired torturing crew would lure young girls to work as servants in her castle only to meet a brutal death.

    Coming from high nobility and having access to a nearly bottomless pit of peasants to kill, Elizabeth made her mark in history as a crazed serial killer known as the "Blood Countess".

    Come dive in with People Time podcast as we cover all the details of the life and death of Elizabeth Bathory!

     

    1 hr 38 min
  • Georges Cuvier - The Mammoth

    Georges Cuvier loved studying animals and quickly became the leading authority in the science of different species and even proposed an idea that the world hadn't thought of... extinction.

    In the 1700's people didn't realize that animals could and had been going extinct. The common thought was that any bones or fossils found, must belong to an animal that still lives today... that is until Georges' discoveries would change everything, leading to many other science debates and discoveries!

    Dive in with People Time podcast for all the details on this episode of Georges Cuvier!

    1 hr 39 min
  • Vlad The Impaler - The Real Life Dracula

    Kidnapped and imprisoned as a child, constantly surrounded by war and his father being betrayed by his own men, Vlad grew to be a little rough around the edged.

    After Vlad The Impaler became ruler, he decided to change the game by inflicting brutal tortures and death upon his enemies. His favorite torture method, impaling his enemies on large stakes and letting gravity do the work.

    Come dive in with People Time podcast as we go into all the gritty details of the real life Dracula.

    This episode is definitely not for kids or the weakhearted.

    1 hr 27 min
  • Robert E. Lee - The Reluctant Commander

    Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate Army.

    Robert was a little wish-washy about which side he supported before he became commander of the south and was even a little reluctant to take command at all, but was top in his class for engineering when he graduated from the United States Military Academy.

    Come dive into the interesting life of Robert E. Lee and the Civil War!

     

    3 hr 5 min
  • Christopher Columbus - The Navigator

    Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492, but he wasn't actually the first person from Europe to discover the Americas and may not have even set foot inland of the 'New World'.

    Seeking a new pass to Asia by sailing west into the vast unknown, Columbus would find islands in the Caribbean and the natives that already lived there. While trying to find gold and glory, Christopher resorted to kidnapping, enslaving or killing the natives of the new land he found.

    Was Columbus a hero in history or a destroyer of the Arawak people?

    Come find out as People Time podcast dives into the life of this explorer.

    1 hr 49 min
  • The Fox Sisters - The Creators of Spiritualism

    In the mid to late 1800's, The Fox Sisters started speaking to the dead. From people that were murdered and buried under their house to the devil himself, which they called "Mr. Splitfoot". 

    After convincing their town of this mystical power, they went on to make a lot of money, touring the US and showing everyone that they had the power to speak to the spirits. As time went on, they started performing the first seances that involved floating tables and other paranormal activities, even in front of crowds of people and skeptics trying to find how the sisters were fabricating these ghostly communications.

    Come dive in with People Time Podcast as we go through the lives of these three sisters and how they unintentionally created a new religion with a huge movement in the 19th century.

    1 hr 53 min

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