
It’s good, bad, ugly - and very very funny. Changing the way we see heroes and villains in history.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryComedy | |||

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Generally a good listen, but like many that are in the privileged position to swoop on in forty and fifty years on, when the cultural landscape has been clear cut and all sorted, they often mistake their privilege for the privilege of others. Have a chortle if you must, but one of the casualties of the cultural delay is simple accuracy. Try harder to be that, i.e. simply accurate
Super funny and really informative. It’s dynamite 🧨
This should be good but it annoys me so much. They constantly talk over themselves all the time until it’s just a noise Not good in a podcast. It’s never been funny. Never. I’d love someone more professional to do this as it could be really informative and should be funny.
how can you do a podcast on Oscar Wilde and not read any of his work?
Very funny lighthearted entertainment that is always worth listening to! :)
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A sharp, humorous exploration of famous figures and historical moments through a mix of science-minded discussion and comedy. Episodes blend oddball facts, cultural context, and lively banter as a host and rotating guests weigh genius against evil, then crown a verdict. The show often dives into biology, psychology, and cultural impact, all while keeping the tone playful and accessible. Noteworthy are its easygoing yet incisive debates, frequent guest experts, and a willingness to tackle controversial figures with both skepticism and humor, making it appealing to listeners who want learning wrapped in entertainment.
Overall, it stands out for pairing accessible scientific insight with strong comedic timing, creating a format that's educati... more
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Recent guests on Evil Genius include:
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2. Kate Cheka
3. Stephen Bailey
4. Limahl Germain
5. Louise Young
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