ADDITIONAL HISTORY: Headlines You Probably Missed
Tifani Clark"Titanic Sinks!" "Man Walks on Moon!" "Pearl Harbor Bombed!" We've all seen the famous newspaper headlines, but what else was making headlines on the exact same day as some of the biggest events in history? Author Tifani Clark shares forgotten stories of crime, humor, mystery, and more from historical newspapers.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 274 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||
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October 3, 1920, might not be an easily remembered date from history, but for football fans around the country, it's a very important day. It was the day the first official NFL game was played. As important as that day was for football, it wasn't the... more
Surprise! This isn't the day I usually pop up in your podcast listening feed, but I couldn't let the 250th anniversary of the United States go by without acknowledging some of the headlines from other anniversaries. Enjoy!
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In 1915, a small town in North Dakota discovered that someone (Eugene Butler) had been hiding a very big secret. That secret would spark a mystery that to this day remains unsolved.
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May 13, 1985, marks a dark day in United States history. It was the day of the Philadelphia bombing, a story rarely talked about more than forty years later. Sadly, it wasn't the only bad thing making headlines that day. What else were newspapers rep... more
One of the most well-known societies in the world officially began on January 27, 1888. Yes, it was the National Geographic Society. How did it get its start? And, what other thrilling stories were being printed in newspapers at the same time in hist... more
On September 27, 1986, in Cleveland, Ohio, all eyes were on the sky. That day their city was set to go down in the history books for launching the most helium balloons into the air at the same time. According to some sources, everything that could go... more
On this podcast I've covered the assassinations of four different United States Presidents. It's about time I cover the time someone tried to assassinate Teddy Roosevelt during his run for the office. But, since that wasn't the only event making head... more
Today's episode date (April 3, 1860) will take you back to the days of the Wild West and the inauguration of the Pony Express. What else was being reported in newspapers the day the mail got a whole lot faster?
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A narrative-focused history podcast digs into forgotten stories that ran on the same day as major headlines, blending archival research with moody storytelling. Episodes often center on crime, mystery, humor, and human-interest angles drawn from historical newspapers, recontextualizing well-known events through smaller, parallel stories. The host delivers concise, documentary-style recounts—sometimes solo, other times with archival context—highlighting how everyday pages shaped public imagination and memory. A standout approach is the compact, episode-within-an-episode mini-structure, which makes complex histories approachable and engaging for curious listeners who enjoy deep cuts from the past without needing prior knowledge of the publish... more
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