Humans have always committed crimes. What can we learn from the criminals and crimes of the past, and have humans gotten better or worse over time?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture |
Though the Pink Pills couldn't stand up to the wild advertising claims that the product was a cure-all, the pills were actually potentially medically beneficial to some people with a certain -- common -- condition; in theory. Maybe. Hey, we're not do... more
William Bailey called himself a doctor, but his career was as a shady businessman, not a medical professional. In the early 20th century, he launched a series of start-up companies, capitalizing on the new discoveries of radioactive elements, and sol... more
Today, if you’re asked to think of a tractor, most of us probably imagine farm equipment. But in the late 18th century, a physician named Elisha Perkins made and sold a different kind of tractor – a device consisting of small metal rods that could cu... more
When Maude Mayberg was 38 years old, this was back in 1890, she 'discovered' an elixir that transformed her life. It was called Fruitcura, she said, and it cured her ailments when medical doctors could not. Two years later, she was a patent medicine ... more
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I love this podcast, but the amount of ad breaks is wild. I understand the need for ads and sponsors, but it’s getting to the point where it makes the podcast unlistenable. more
But yes, way too many ad breaks
I used to love this podcast, the hosts are brilliant and the cocktails that we have made featured at the end are delicious. But recently there are as many if not more ads than story. I feel this has make the story section shorter. Very disappointed.
The subject matter might be interesting, but five minutes of adverts, for two minutes of content followed by another five minutes of the SAME ADVERTS and then another round of the SAME adverts and then mindless talking about drinks is not for me. more
I like the presentation and the topic but there are too many commercials
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