
Just like history isn’t all black and white, neither are the people who lived it. So who are the ones living in the grey?
Welcome to Ambivalent Offenders— where we dig into the lives of people who’ve been called a lot of things: villains, scoundrels, monsters, misfits, or just plain morally messy. But were they really as bad as history says… or have they gotten an unfair rap?
In each episode, we... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this first episode of the series, we are diving deep into the often messy and violent early life of William the Conqueror. From his tumultuous childhood in 11th-century Normandy to gaining his infamous title of conqueror, we explore the turbulent ... more
In Part 2 of Harold Godwinson’s story, Erin and Matt chart Harold's rise to power after the death of his father, his (very) brief kingship, and the bitter betrayal of his brother, which ultimately led to the showdown with Duke William of Normandy at ... more
Erin and Matt dive into the wildly dramatic life of Harold Godwinson, the last true Anglo-Saxon King of England. In Part 1, we rewind to the Anglo-Saxon world to follow the rise of Harold’s ambitious, king-making father, Godwin, the chaos of Viking i... more
Join Jamie, Erin, and Matt as they dive into the extraordinary life of Toussaint Louverture—born into slavery, educated under the eyes of plantation masters, and soon the driving force behind the Caribbean’s most pivotal uprising. In this episode, we... more
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Love these podcasts. I find myself drawn to the more modern day female figures in history but enjoy all the episodes, even the ones of historical figures I’ve never heard of before. I still can’t get over how many times Abraham Lincoln was embalmed 😱.
Their voices are hard to listen to!
Can only take so much
I came for Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and stayed for everyone else. History with a heaping side of fun.
I love this podcast! Someone said it’s like a mimosa brunch. It is! Where you learn things from curious people who make you feel like everyone’s discovering it together, even though it sounds like they do a lot of research. It does seem like so far the people they do are either very modern or Tudor people.
Such a great podcast by two people who really love history. They get so excited about all the lurid details, making it very fun to listen to. Can’t wait for each new episode!
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Focusing on the complex and often misunderstood narratives surrounding historically controversial figures, this podcast explores individuals who have been labeled villains or morally questionable throughout history. By inviting the audience into a conversational atmosphere, the hosts blend humor with storytelling, seeking to uncover the truth behind historical rumors and societal perceptions. Each episode highlights a different character, encouraging listeners to re-evaluate their preconceived notions and offering a refreshing perspective that emphasizes gray areas in morality and intent.
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