
We bring you stories of history's most notorious disasters and epic failures. Join us as we analyze the red flags and ask the important questions. How did things go so wrong? Could these disasters have been avoided? Join us as we laugh, learn, and explore the most epic failures of all time.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 344 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeHistory | |||

Let's talk about the 3rd biggest man-made explosion ever (only eclipsed by the nuclear bombs). In 1917, ships were zooming back and forth between North America and Europe - bringing men (boys), supplies, ammunition, you name it, to the efforts of WWI... more
Let's talk about the almost-disaster of The Citigroup Center - 601 Lexington Ave in NYC. This building was built on a lot that wasn't empty when they got there, and they made an objectively weird deal with a church on the corner: they would build the... more
So! It's 1985, and we're in Philadelphia, PA. A group called MOVE has moved into the neighborhood - and they are a little annoying. They have a bullhorn where they talk about human rights very loudly, their kids don't go to school, and they might hav... more
Let's talk about a real accidental nuclear accident - it's economic collapse, tied to poor security, that leads to deaths. In Brazil, while the economy collapsed in the 1980s, people tended to find scrap metal in buildings, including those that used ... more
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Loving this podcast! Pretty sure I binged it all in like a weekend. It feels like I'm just hanging out with friends, telling crazy stories. More please!
Responded to one of their TikToks about Mayan culture. Taylor was saying that one of the Friars burned a bunch of Mayan books and destroyed their culture. She quoted “where they burn books, they also burn people.” She talked about how we lost a bunch of Mayan culture. I just said, “…didn’t the Mayans practice human sacrifice?” Then she proceeded to act like I was defending genocide by bringing up the MAYAN CULTURE. She continued through the comments basically saying it wasn’t okay to do that for... more
Love hearing the different opinions of the hosts!
I love these two! They tell the stories without much banter and have wonderful voices! Great binge material!
I love history and this podcast hits on all the stories I love to hear about with some facts I didn’t even know! So glad I found it!
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This show blends true crime with historical analysis, focusing on disasters, scandals, and engineering failures that reshaped public policy and culture. Episodes typically thread together technical details, human decision-making under pressure, and the social fallout, all delivered with banter and storytelling that makes complex topics accessible. The format often pairs a deep-dive narrative with cultural context, offering listeners: (1) a historical lens on how things went wrong, and (2) takeaways that feel actionable for risk awareness, policy, and crisis communication. A standout is the dynamic host chemistry and a willingness to explore ethically tricky cases with humor, which helps balance heavy material and keeps episodes engaging for... more
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2. Dr. Valerie L. Thomas
3. Brett Crawford
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