
It’s good, bad, ugly - and very very funny. Changing the way we see heroes and villains in history.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyHistory | |||

Join comedian Russell Kane as he and his guests spill the beans on spiders. Consistently ranked amongst the most creepy and crawly, we ask are spiders abusive arachnids or kooky cuties?
Helping Russell decide whether spiders are evil or genius are t... more
Join comedian Russell Kane as he and his guests deep dive our seaside favourite – the Herring Gull. Is this bird a Flapping Felon or a proper paid-up member of the Coastal Carb Clean-up Crew?
Helping Russell decide whether Herring Gulls are evil or ... more
Join comedian Russell Kane as he and his guests spill the beans on sharks. Is this apex predator a Fin-credible Hulk or deep-sea demon? Helping Russell decide whether sharks are evil or genius are comedian Susie McCabe and zoologist Billy Heaney.
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Comedian Russell Kane lifts the lid on mosquitoes and asks... are they buzz kills or buzz buddies?
Helping Russell decide whether mosquitoes are evil or genius are Dr. Erica McAlister – Principal Curator of Diptera at the Natural History Museum and ... more
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I love taking a break from True Crime with Mr. Kane and company. Ridiculous AND informative!!
I am unfollowing all BBC podcasts in protest of their decision to force Robin Ince from the Infinite Monkey Cage podcast for his support of transgender individuals.
Russell Kanes it once again!
I really love the podcast it makes me laugh and think seriously every week. My only small issue is that the last few episodes I feel like everything has been cut short with the discussion and it has jumped to the evil/genius vote very quickly. I prefer it when there is a bit more chat and banter leading up to it.
So good I listen to each episode at least twice!
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Combining history and comedy, this podcast offers a humorous exploration of notorious figures from the past, re-examining their legacies as either 'evil' or 'genius.' Episodes discuss a diverse range of characters, including artists, political figures, and literary icons, analyzing their complex lives and moral ambiguities. The engaging hosts, with a regular panel of comedians, provide insights that blend facts with entertaining anecdotes, making historical discussions accessible and enjoyable. Noteworthy is the podcast's interactive approach, inviting listeners to weigh in on whether each figure is a hero or a villain, thus creating a unique narrative experience that entertains while provoking thoughtful debate.
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Recent guests on Evil Genius include:
1. Holly Dominique
2. Jordan Gray
3. Susie McCabe
4. Billy Heaney
5. Lucy Cooke
6. Rachel Fairburn
7. Jules Howard
8. Dr. Erica McAlister
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