A podcast about disasters throughout history - what caused them, how people survived, and how we've responded to keep those disasters from happening again.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 265 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture |
On a warm November evening in 1996, in the rural farmland not far from Delhi, the remains of two aircraft plummeted from the skies. The collision which caused them to fall is still the deadliest mid-air collision in history.
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• Mayday/Ai... more
Let us celebrate the 250th episode of the podcast by doing literally anything else but watching "Cats."
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• Cats: The Musical
• Cats (2019)
• The Late Late Show with James Corden: Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts with Chrissy Teig... more
It turns out that I have not disappeared into a magical world to be romanced by a fae prince - more's the pity. Anyway, let's talk about the Los Angeles wildfire, misinformation, and knowing when you need to give yourself space so you can give others... more
It was a hot and muggy summer day as the steamboat Sea Wing carried passengers down the Mississippi River for what was to be a lovely excursion to the National Guard settlement near Lake City, MN. And it was ... until the storm hit.
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• T... more
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I’ve only listened to the Grenfell episodes and this review relates only to these. You have a horribly condescending way about you that suggests that you would’ve personally done something so much better and seem genuinely excited about how awful this terrible event was (you actually said there was “more fun to come”!). Your tone deaf excitement is offensive to the families of the victims. Mistakes were made and lessons need to be learnt and never forgotten but brave firefighters went in there a... more
It is very clear she does a ton of research, and is very passionate about educating others. That’s awesome! But I was only able to get through about 20 min of a 1+ HR episode. The tongue sucking and lip smacks were making me so uncomfortable I had to turn it off. A few sessions with a vocal coach could help and since she’s been doing this so long it could be worth considering. Actors and voice actors do this all the time. Over all, deeply researched podcast but it wasn’t for me in its current fo... more
Great and informative podcast about various disasters throughout history. There are a lot of cases covered on this one that other podcasts haven’t touched. Jennifer does a good job presenting the background and details of every case. She does go off on side tangents here and there, which I don’t mind because it shows her personality and is a reminder that there is a human being behind the microphone with their own thoughts, feelings, and experiences. I appreciate the casual nature of her deliver... more
The podcast is well researched and delivered. Some editing would be great to cut out some mistakes and brain fade but otherwise it works.
If you struggle with lip smacking and mouth noises and sniffing, especially in the earlier episodes this is not the podcast for you .
Thorough and interesting! Thank you.
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Apple Podcasts | #161 |
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The content explores significant historical disasters, unraveling the intricate factors that led to these tragic events and the ensuing human responses. Each episode typically provides a narrative surrounding the disaster, highlighting both the personal experiences of those affected and the broader societal reactions that followed. A notable aspect is the focus on not only recounting the events but also examining the ramifications and lessons learned to prevent similar occurrences in the future. The presentation style often blends factual recounting with a conversational tone, aiming to educate while maintaining listener engagement through storytelling.
With a commitment to thorough research, it discusses a diverse range of disasters, from... more
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