
Disasters happen all time, but why? And how? Join us in exploring some of history's most infamous disasters, from small accidents to absolute catastrophes. Sit back and relax with Ian & Liv while we deep dive into these disasters and the events that led to it, and ask the big questions: was the disaster avoidable, and is anyone to blame?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

Friends don't let friends play with venomous animals.
In this one, Ian and Liv are joined by Ian's neighbor & Liv's former coworker Emma for the THIRD compilation of animal attacks! Tigers, alligators, bears, and venomous critters top the list in th... more
Never join a cult designed for 144,000 people.
In this one, Ian and Liv talk about a shockingly recent cult, where the leader was not only a crazy white lady, but also an alcoholic, conspiracy theorist, and an abusive thief. Her followers were tric... more
Chivalry is NOT dead, though not for lack of trying.
In this one, Liv and Ian read angry and hateful comments from Disaster Hour's angriest fans, coming to you live (definitely not live) from Ian's patio!
Also, Liv plans a Polly Pocket birthday. Ia... more
Waterparks are the result of humanity's hubris of science.
In this one, Ian and Liv revisit one of their favorite episodes for Disaster Hour's 3rd Birthday: Action Park! Throughout the 1980s, Action Park was an outdoor waterpark with waterslides tha... more
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Dishes are the worst. I hate them. They are the bane of my existence. Putting on Disaster Hour as my background for doing this dreaded chore has made it slightly less abhorrent. Thank you Liv. And Ian too I suppose.
Interesting choices of topics but after listening to a few I have given up. The hosts had limited research on the topics and therefore, added nothing to the discussion. There are much better options out there, I wouldn’t waste time on this.
I love how you are adding in some of the societal issues. I was so glad to hear you include the racism and homophobia behind the hatred of disco. It’s so important to include this, and you do it well while making a comedic podcast.
The topics are really interesting but the constant joking and giggling is really distracting. Want to keep listening but don’t think I can
It is a very good pod but I don’t like how much u guys curse. But other than that it is really good, also u inspired me to make a pod. Cya!
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Disaster Hour offers spirited deep-dives into historical disasters and the decisions that shaped them, balancing rigorous unpacking of each event with light banter. Across recent episodes, the show traces origins, missteps, and consequences of incidents ranging from catastrophic public health failures and chaotic mass events to controversial investigations, often highlighting what could have been done differently and who bears responsibility. The hosts' mix of insights, humor, and approachable storytelling helps make dense topics accessible, while keeping a skeptical, evidence-driven lens on risk, safety, and accountability. A standout aspect is the dynamic banter paired with thorough research, which tends to appeal to listeners who enjoy h... more
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