The Twin History Podcast presents this new series on the many plots to rid the world of Hitler's tyranny.

In this first part, Johnny McCann is joined by his wife (and show producer), Dale McGoldrick as a guest co-host.

Johnny examines the Fritsch/Blomberg scandal at Army High Command in the winter of 1938, the plot to remove Hitler that emerged during the Sudetenland Crisis, and Hitler's 'Puritan' ways. Dale also reveals how ecstatic she is to be filling in for a couple of episodes until Joseph returns.

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The Twin History Podcast concludes its look at the tragic mystery of the Yuba County Five.

On the 24th of February, 1978, five young men from a small county in California, disappeared after leaving a college basketball game. It has been almost fifty years since Ted Weiher, Bill Sterling, Jack Madruga, Jackie Huett and Gary Mathias vanished, and we still do not know what happened to the men.

Joseph and Johnny are joined by author, historian, teacher and archivist, Tony Wright, the leading expert on the Yuba County Five. Tony's magnificent book, ''Things Aren't Right: The Disappearance of the Yuba County Five'' is essential reading for anyone interested in the case.

*At one point, Johnny states that the podcast does not use ''notes''. He meant to state that we do not use a script for our episodes.

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The Twin History Podcast returns from the summer break with the tragic mystery of the Yuba County Five.

On the 24th of February, 1978, five young men from a small county in California, disappeared after leaving a college basketball game. It has been almost fifty years since Ted Weiher, Bill Sterling, Jack Madruga, Jackie Huett and Gary Mathias vanished, and we still do not know what happened to the men.

Joseph and Johnny are joined by author, historian, teacher and archivist, Tony Wright, the leading expert on the Yuba County Five. Tony's magnificent book, ''Things Aren't Right: The Disappearance of The Yuba County Five'' is essential reading for anyone interested in the case.

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We spoke to the incredible Tony Wright. Tony's fantastic book, Things Aren't Right: The Disappearance of the Yuba County Five explores one of America's most enduring mysteries. Check out our trailer. The episode will drop soon.

With Joseph off on holiday, as Johnny remains on earth, The Twin History Podcast returns to the JFK assassination which was structured around an academic paper that Johnny had written.

In this second part, Johnny and Joseph go over the evidence, examine the Warren Commission's findings and the ballistic and forensic materials, the case against Oswald, and both twins give their diametrically opposed viewpoints as to what happened that day in Dallas on the 22nd of November, 1963 (although Johnny's summation is almost as long as Kevin Costner's at the end of JFK).

Enjoy this episode with enhanced audio.

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In part two of our look at the Incident on Hill 192, we continue unpacking one of the Vietnam War's most disturbing atrocities: the 1966 abduction, assault, and murder of a young Vietnamese woman by an American reconnaissance squad, and the extraordinary chain of events that followed from a fellow soldier's refusal to stay silent, through courts-martial, to the story's afterlife in Daniel Lang's reporting and later films like Casualties of War.

This episode picks up where Part 1 left off, tracing the fallout, the trials, and what the case reveals about memory, justice, and accountability in wartime.

This will be our last new episode before we take a break for the summer. We'll be sharing some favorites from the archive in the meantime, so stick around.

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Marking Joe's full return to the podcast, the boys cover one of the most appalling war crimes in US military history, the Incident on Hill 192 and the murder of Phan Thi Mao by a group of soldiers during the Vietnam War. One man in the squad, Private First Class Robert Marshall Storeby, refused to participate. This is the harrowing story but it also one of courage and inspiration.

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With Joe still busy writing his play The Corinthian, Johnny continues his in-depth conversation with the brilliant football historian Ged O'Brien.

In Part Two, Johnny and Ged also touch on the global evolution of football, its cultural significance, and why these origin stories still matter today.

If you enjoyed Part One, this follow-up delivers even more insight, passion, and surprising historical revelations. Perfect for football fans and history lovers alike. Tune in.

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With Joe off working on his play The Corinthian, Johnny sits down with Scottish football historian Ged O'Brien for a riveting conversation on the origins of the beautiful game.

Ged, founder of the Scottish Football Museum, shares compelling evidence that challenge long-held beliefs about where modern football truly began.

Expect expert analysis, surprising stories, and the twins’ signature mix of history and heartfelt storytelling.

With Scotland well and truly out of The 2026 World Cup this is perfect listening for football fans, history buffs, and anyone who loves a good origin story.

With Joe still MIA, Johnny concludes his interview with Nima Tavallaey of The Italian Football Podcast. This week, Nima gives expert analysis on Italy's tragic defeat in the final at the 1994 World Cup. Nima and Johnny also discuss the current state of football, the Tartan Army, the deplorable treatment of the Iranian national team by FIFA and the Trump administration at the 2026 World Cup and Johnny's love of Romelu Lukaku.

*This episode was recorded the day before the 2026 Champions League final.