
A fact based comedy podcast. Each week Melbourne comedians Matt Stewart, Jess Perkins and Dave Warneke take it in turns to research a topic and report back to the class.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 667 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyHistory | |||

This week our Canadian-Australian friend Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall tells us all about the War of 1812, fought between the United States and the United Kingdom. This story, integral to the history of Canada results in the Capture of Washington and th... more
Queen Victoria's son, Prince Alfred, was the first member of the British Royal Family to visit Australia. Let's just say, the Aussie's didn't exactly make a great first impression...
This is a comedy/history podcast, the report begins at approximate... more
Today we are talking about Tycho Brahe, a brilliant 16th century Danish astronomer - but also a bit of a kook. We are joined by Claire Hooper who is heading to Edinburgh this week, go see her show and say hi for us!
This is a comedy/history podcast,... more
In October 1964, as the Southern African country of Zambia was celebrating independence, an exciting and somewhat surprising announcement was made... Edward Mukuka Nkoloso was setting up Zambia's National Space Program and whats more, his 'Afronauts"... more
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I really wanted to like this podcast, the topics are all really interesting but I can’t get past the excessive tangents and length of each episode. The tangents aren’t funny enough to make the episode drag so long and taking forever to get back to the story
Shockingly and wonderfully wholesome, fascinating and funny. The cutie pie-boy man- older than the wind group dynamic is electric and charming. Truly brings a smile to my history student face and to my warmth to my comedy loving heart <3
Also Dave said ‘video only feed’ at the start of the patreon section of ep 560 and I thought that sounded like an awesome and effective alternative to the podcast format. Please, Do go on :^)
Listened for a few years, and it’s never disappoints. Highly recommend, these 3 plus all their guest are my absolutely favourites.
Listening to them on long work trip drives make it’s feels like a fun road trip with friends ❤️
About a year ago I started listening to the newest episodes as they released. Just decided to go back to the very beginning and listen all the way through. So many call backs make sense now! Though It was great even before I fully understood.
I’m now on the Marie Curie episode and cackling at how Dave tries to pronounce Wladyslaw. I hope they don’t figure it out by the end of the episode. 10/10
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Three Melbourne-based comedians deliver a fact-forward, humor-fueled exploration of history and oddities. Each episode blends robust research with banter, tangents, and pop-culture riffs, creating an approachable, chatty learning experience that covers everything from ancient mysteries to modern curiosities. Listeners likely enjoy clever storytelling, playful skepticism, and a breezy vibe that makes dense topics feel accessible and entertaining. A standout is the trio's dynamic and willingness to riff while still delivering solid takeaways, making it appealing to curious, podcast-loving audiences who want both laughs and facts.
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2. Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall
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