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For this month's Historically Inaccurate Movies, the Curious Curators tackle A League of Their Own, a 1992 film about the All American Girls' Professional Baseball League. The curators discuss the fictionalized characters with their historical backdrop to explore the history of women's baseball.
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he power. The passion. The danger. To open up women's history month, the Curious Curators are talking about warrior women in history. From warrior queens to samurai, we're going to chakram our way through the story
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With stories worthy of the grittiest HBO or Showtime TV series, it is surprising the history of Africa and its empires are overlooked. The Curious Curators now take on a handful of the empires that have existed in thousands of years of African history, from an empire older than the Egyptians to Shaka Zulu.
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The Curious Curators tackle the 2016 movie Hidden Figures for Historically Inaccurate Movies. While we can't vouch for whether the math is correct, seeing as we are not rocket scientists, we can talk about the social movements that frame the narrative of the movie and the history behind it.
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The Roaring Twenties were a time of gangsters, speakeasies, flappers, and a resurgence of black culture, centered in a New York City neighborhood called Harlem. On this episode, the Curious Curators jump into the Harlem Renaissance, from famous figures to its beginnings and to its decline.
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One of the greatest mysteries of the early 20th century, made into more than one feature-length film, dozens of imposters, and a very simple solution. Yes, the Curious Curators are taking on the Romanovs and the mystery of the Lost Duchess, Anastasia. From Rasputin to the Bolshevik Revolution, we're ready to uncover the mystery that had been answered all along.
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No, we're not talking about our mothers. We're talking about the dead. Mummies have a history dating back nearly 10,000 years, predating even the famous Egyptian practice. Definitions of bogs, ethical debates, and thoughts of drinking mummy juice abound on this episode of the Curious Curators.
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Scandals, sex, gossip, and money. No, this isn't the latest season of the Bridgertons, it's Versailles. The Curious Curators look at the lives of Louis XIV, XV, and XVI through the lens of their opulent palace residence, and the overspending and overindulgence that would lead to the French Revolution and, for many nobles, the guillotine.
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In 79 AD, in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, sat the city of Pompeii, which would be forever shrouded in ash and stone. In 2021 AD, in the shadow of some fluorescent lights, the Curious Curators will be forever immortalized on the internet when they discuss Pompeii this episode.
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The podcast currently has 46 episodes available.