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For the Love of History - world history, women’s history, weird history

Tehya N.
Olive Oil
Mary Tudor
Pancakes
Rosetta Stone
Jiutian Xuannu
Playing By Heart
Queen Mary I Of England
Ancient Greece
Pedro and Ines
Women’s History
Vishkanya
Bloody Mary Myth
Tudor History
History
Ancient Egypt
Amina
Holocaust
Women's History
18th Century Milan
Maria Gaetana Agnesi

I'm TK, your guide to the past as we uncover the people, events, and little-known facts hidden in the shadows of your old history textbooks. From empress baddies like Hatshepsut and Wu Zetianto, activist profiles, Egyptian and Japanese gods and goddesses, and the history of the toothbrush, tattoos, Pompeii peepees, and everything in between, you can find it all here. No event is too small and no t... more

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Pharmacy didn’t start with white coats and sterile counters—it began with beer, clay tablets, and a lot of very questionable ingredients.

In this episode of For the Love of History, we dive into the weird, messy, and fascinating history of pharmacy.... more

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What do crocodile poop, crushed beetles, and whale brain goo have in common? They’ve all been smeared across human lips in the name of beauty.

In this episode of For the Love of History, we dive into the wild, weird, and dangerous history of lipstic... more

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What do Studio Ghibli’s Princess Mononoke and Japanese yokai have in common? A whole lot of wild spirits, messy gods, and deeper cultural roots than you might think.

In this episode of For the Love of History, we dive into the myth and magic behind ... more

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What happens when a troll on the internet calls you a “bleached hippo”? You make it your brand.

After my first viral video came with its fair share of hate comments, one insult changed everything—it sparked my love affair with hippos. Today, that pe... more

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Recent Guests

Matthew Goodman
Author of 'Paris Undercover'
New York Times Bestselling Author
Episode: The Unlikely Spies | Author Interview with Mathew Goodman
Julia Kelly
An award-winning author and Emmy-nominated producer and journalist.
Episode: The Dressmakers of London | Fashion, Rationing, and Sisterhood in WWII with Julia Kelly
Lars Krutak
Tattoo specialist and author of Indigenous Tattoo Traditions
Princeton University Press
Episode: Indiginous Tattoo History | With Lars Krutak
Anne Choi
Author and historian specializing in true crime and cultural history
Author of LA. Coroner
Episode: L.A.’s Most Famous Coroner: Anne Choi on Dr. Noguchi, Celebrity Autopsies & the Politics of Death
Anita Say Chan
Author, scholar, and educator dedicated to feminist and de-colonial approaches to technology
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Episode: How Big Tech Inherited Eugenics: Anita Say Chan on Algorithmic Bias, Data Colonialism & Techno-Eugenics
Mina Moriarty
A writer, historian, and content creator focused on women's history.
Episode: Periods and Contraception in the 18th Century with Mina Moriarty
Esmé Louise James
Author and Sex Historian
Author of Kinky History
Episode: Kinky History | a chat with Author and Sex Historian Esmé Louise James
Andrew Sillen
Author and archaeologist
Author of Kidnapped at Sea
Episode: Kidnapped at Sea | The Story of David Henry White By Andrew Sillen
Dr. Nicky Hayes
Author of 'A Little History of Psychology' and fellow of the British Psychology Society.
Episode: A Little History of Psychology | Author Interview with Nicky Hayes

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 678 ratings
  • Most interesting topics

    Thank you TK for enlightening me again and again about Things I didn’t know I needed to know! I love listening to you while cooking, cleaning, laundry or on my way somewhere on my bike or my car. Isn’t it weird how you start to feel like you actually know your podcast host? Thank you TK for this great podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anne 12627
    Germany13 days ago
  • Great Show, Always Learn Something

    I first found TK from her reels on Facebook. When I learned about her podcast, I immediately subscribed. Every single episode has been both informative and entertaining (though some bring out the spicy version of me just like the topics can bring out spicy TK as well). Definitely looking forward to more seasons and wanted to tell you TK that you’re amazing and I wish we we neighbors because you seem like someone who I’d get along with really well in real life! Stay hydrated, get some rest as you... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JennNotJenny
    United States19 days ago
  • New fan! Love it!

    Just stumbled upon this and I am loving the great content! Not only is the history on point with detailed info but it’s creative and fun! Thank you

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    5
    sromac
    United States24 days ago
  • Do I loose history BFF status?

    If I have missed the Studio Ghibli love? But our family is a big fanof the Hiroko Yoda and Matt Alt series of books....

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    5
    jrouse17
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great podcast!

    Love this history podcast. It’s told like a story and is very soothing and informative.

    Although- could you please stop saying banana sandwich PLS? It’s so often!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kitcatkatrina1109
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

The host is praised for her ability to make history accessible and enjoyable, creating a strong connection with listeners.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its engaging storytelling and informative content, often highlighting the unique blend of history and humor.
Many reviews reflect a joy in learning about lesser-known historical figures, especially women, which resonates deeply with the audience's interests.

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#123
New Zealand/History
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#133
India/History
Apple Podcasts
#202
Mexico/History
Apple Podcasts
#221
Netherlands/History
Apple Podcasts
#250
Chile/History

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

L.A.’s Most Famous Coroner: Anne Choi on Dr. Noguchi, Celebrity Autopsies & the Politics of Death
Q: Who is this book for?
Choi responds that it is for anyone interested in post-war true crime and those who want to understand celebrity culture, especially in LA, as well as anyone looking for untold aspects of famous cases.
L.A.’s Most Famous Coroner: Anne Choi on Dr. Noguchi, Celebrity Autopsies & the Politics of Death
Q: How did you balance telling an engaging story while maintaining historical accuracy and forensic detail?
Choi says that the first rule for a historian is to stay true to the sources and that by doing archival work, she was able to maintain accuracy while telling an engaging story about Noguchi.
L.A.’s Most Famous Coroner: Anne Choi on Dr. Noguchi, Celebrity Autopsies & the Politics of Death
Q: How did you get into writing and have you always been a writer?
Anne Choi explains that she has written various things for a long time, trained as a historian, and her book developed from a pandemic project where she initially wrote an academic article about Thomas Noguchi.
How Big Tech Inherited Eugenics: Anita Say Chan on Algorithmic Bias, Data Colonialism & Techno-Eugenics
Q: What can individuals do in response to the issues presented in this episode?
Individuals can learn their history, engage with local data practices and communities, and challenge the narratives perpetuated by big tech regarding the inevitability of their technological futures.
How Big Tech Inherited Eugenics: Anita Say Chan on Algorithmic Bias, Data Colonialism & Techno-Eugenics
Q: What is techno eugenics and how does it relate to contemporary big tech?
Techno eugenics represents a spectrum of ideologies that echo historical eugenics, advocating for control over populations based on perceived 'fitness.' It's manifesting in current big tech practices that prioritize profit over the well-being of marginalized communities.

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In a vibrant exploration of history, engaging narratives blend educational content with entertaining anecdotes, focusing on lesser-known figures and events that shape our understanding of the past. From the profound influence of women in history to quirky tales involving unusual topics, the show highlights a diverse range of subjects, including mythology, colonization, and cultural traditions across the globe. The host's approachable style makes complex topics accessible, ensuring that each episode is both informative and enjoyable, appealing to both history enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. Notably, the integration of humor and passionate storytelling offers a refreshing perspective on history, often focusing on overlooked voices and... more

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