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In the 15th Century, Leon Battista Alberti said "A man can do all things if he will". And thus the idea of The Renaissance Man (or Universal Man, or polymath) was born. But how to be a good one? And is it still possible to be one today? We take a look at The Book of the Courtier by Castiglione and see what advice he can offer us.

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It's 1850 in middle Britain, all around the rolling hills stood silent as the starter's gun rang out, the Olympic games had once again begun 15 hundred years after they were outlawed for being a little bit too pagan. While the Wenlock games would never go on to become the Olympics as we know them, without them our Olympic games may never have returned.

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Hatshepsut had a bit of an unusual job for a woman of ancient Egypt: she was Pharaoh - leading warriors, opening up trade, and being all but forgotten by history. Her mummy went missing from its tomb and her monuments were defaced. Was she a conniving, power-hungry leader who deserved to be destroyed? Or was it something else entirely?

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Oh there he goes, Johnny Appleseed, planting trees and being one of America's first weirdo's, but this legendary frontier man was much more than the myths that make him, he was a true American hero and a man who helped settle the west in a remarkable way.

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"In 1899 the streets of New York echoed with the voices of Newsies" -Newsies, the movie

But then those voices went silent, at least when it came to selling The World and The Journal. The Newsies of New York were on strike and these underdogs were more than ready to take on the tycoon powerhouses of Pulitzer and Hearst.

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Klaus Barbie, the "Butcher of Lyon", was a depraved and truly evil Nazi but when the war is over he slips the country, avoids justice and disappears in the criminal underworld. But something in Beate Klarsfeld's heart can't let this rest so she decides it's up to her to hunt him down. Klaus had killed 14 thousand and for this he must face justice.

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It's 1801 and a woman working in a floating brothel in Guangdong province marries a pirate. She becomes known as Cheng Yi Sao (which basically means Cheng Yi's Wife). But history doesn't just remember her as a woman who married a pirate. Instead, she is remembered as one of history's most successful pirates herself. And this is her story.

Huge thanks to my most helpful source for this episode: "One Woman's Rise to Power: Cheng I's Wife and the Pirates" by Dian Murray

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Wyatt Earp, Doc Holiday and the shoot out at the OK Corral. Where a bunch of Lawmen finally take down the vicious Clanton Gang that's the story, it's also one of the best movies ever made but what really happened, The lines between good and evil were not so clear, it didn't even happen at the OK Corral which I feel is a detail you'd get right.

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London has fallen in love with Jack Sheppard - a "Gentleman", a "Lad", an "Honest" Thief. Can Jonathan Wilde, the Thief-Taker General, end his reign? Or will Jack continue to grow his fame through jailbreak after jailbreak? We finish our dive into Jack's story in this Part 2!

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Look up "rogue" in the dictionary and you'll see a picture of Jack Sheppard, the real life inspiration behind characters like the Artful Dodger and Captain MacHeath. But how did this budding young Carpenter's Apprentice become one of the most-loved criminals and escape artists in all of 18th Century London? And why do we still know his name today?

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