
Dr. Harini Bhat, a clinical pharmacist and science storyteller, unravels real historical events that still defy explanation: mass hysterias, medical oddities, vanished civilizations, and strange signals that echo across centuries. Hidden History treats these as incomplete case files, not myths; shaped by the limits of knowledge and record-keeping, and revealing what the unknown says about human ex... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryScience | |||

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The incorrect annunciation of normal words is killing me. I can’t get through a podcast. She sometimes mumbles and just completely leaves out words in sentences.
I love it so much.Harini is a great story teller and has great pronunciation. The topics are amazing and it combines the history and mystery in such a perfect way. Definitely recommended ✨✨✨✨
Really like the delivery. Easy to listen to. Always extra information learned from each episode
Redundant dribble spoken by person who runs her words together in what can only be described as word soup. ENUNCIATE your words.
Media needs more female voices. But this one is just another squeaky little girl telling the same old stories.
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This show offers rigorous, evidence-based history and science storytelling that treats puzzling events as open, solvable cases rather than myths. Episodes blend archival research, expert commentary, and careful weighing of competing theories—from ancient mysteries to modern enigmas—while highlighting how culture, media, and human curiosity shape our understanding of the unknown. Notable strengths include a calm, methodical narration and a commitment to presenting multiple viewpoints, with occasional forays into how new data or methods alter long-held narratives. The host's background as a scientist-writer adds clarity and accessibility, making dense topics approachable for curious, educated listeners who enjoy structured, story-driven histo... more
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