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The Hungover Historian episodes
- BEEF... It's The Penis Dinesh D'Souza Savored In PrisonBooze-addled thoughts about Coumbus Day, and everyone's favorite Indian princess.6 min
- The Day The Newspaper DiedDon McClean sang about delivering papers on "The Day The Music Died." Did he ever dream that youthful profesion would also die....Just one of the many things I contemplate in the morning as I wonder what the hell happened to my career and life...7 min
- Internet Tough Guy Eaten By LoggerJust some musings from a former academic as he nurses his throbbing head and wonders how his life came to this...6 min
- October 5th, 2021The time I met the Dali Lhama up in Idaho. First time he ever cursed, because the dumb Okie I was with accused him of being a Devil Worshiper.NAMASTE!7 min
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- September 24, 2021Call me Daddy, woman!Yes, those are the words all women yearn to hear!Yearn, I say!6 min
- September 22, 2021Don't trust doctors about Covid. Trust those with five percent of a doctor's eduacation!7 min
- September 14, 2021Geraldo Rivera once got beaten in a boxing match at a drag bar in Little Rock, Arkansas. Humonga, Queen Of The Buffet, knocked him out in the first round. That, and other interesting historic facts are always included in this podcast.5 min
- August 31, 2021Pondering events of historical consequence. Today in History, Richard Gere was born, Leonardo DiCaprio was up to his usual uninformed hypocricy, and hamsters trembled.7 min
- August 30. 2021When journalists were brawling drunks........and the world was all the better for it.7 min
About The Hungover Historian
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History as is it didn't necessarily happen.
We've all heard those boring Today In History segments on the radio. We've read similar snippets in the paper and online.
History can be hilarious. Tune in and have some fun with a satircal take on what happened on any particular day.
Byron Fayette started his broadcasting career in 1994. He started his drinking career at the age of 8. His interest in history began even earlier.
These days he wakes up early (usually in a ditch), finds his way home, and puts together five minutes of sometimes hilarious, often heartwarming, always hilarious insights about whatever happened on any particular day during the history of this crazy world.
comedy, satire, history