The movie podcast for history nerds. In every episode, historians Jamie and Sofia talk about a different historical film and take a deep dive into the parts that did and didn’t really happen. In each episode, we try to answer the big questions: Is this good history? Is this a good movie? And are those the same thing? To get in touch, send us an email at DidThatReallyHappenPod@gmail.com, or follow ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmHistory |
*NOTE: Due to a technical mishap, we had some problems with Jamie's audio on this one. We apologize for the sound quality issues. more
Today we're traveling to early 2000s Chile (but also 18th century France, and some other times, too) with vampire-themed political satire El Conde! Join us as we learn about Lucia Hiriart, Augusto Pinochet's shady money dealings, that time he got arr... more
This week we're traveling back to the 1920s with Killers of the Flower Moon! Join us as we learn about William "King" Hale, Mollie Burkhardt, FBI Agent Tom White, and more! more
We're back with 2024's first episode on Rustin! Join us as we learn about the speeches delivered at the March on Washington, Strom Thurmond's attacks on Bayard Rustin, Dr. Anna Hedgeman, the Bonus Army, and more! more
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Too much laughter and unintelligible banter.. .
This podcast was recommended to me by a friend who knows how much I love hearing smart, funny people talk about things they like (and things they don’t!) that I know nothing about. I’m not a historian, and the way the topics are presented here is so engaging that my lack of knowledge isn’t a barrier. Instead, the podcast has been fun, restorative company during this winter of missing seeing movies with friends. Basically, if one of the things you’ve also missed over the past year is movie nights... more
This show is like one of those “best friends” conversational podcasts, but also with great content. Sofia and Jamie have great rapport as they explain their historical research and make each other laugh throughout. I would recommend this podcast to anyone who loves movies or history.
This is really funny and well researched and I love the use of movies to direct history conversation!
I love this podcast! It’s such a smart and unique idea for a show, and the hosts do an incredible job with the delivery of the stories they discuss! Would absolutely recommend to anyway who enjoys movies and/or history!
Apple Podcasts | #179 | Saudi Arabia/History |
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