Histories of the Unexpected explores the past in ways that you never dreamt possible. Surely there’s nothing unexpected about the past? About History? Aha, well Histories of the Unexpected adopts a new approach to exploring our past. Gone is the traditional linear plotting of battles, monarchs and political movements. Histories of the Unexpected argues that everything has a history, even the most ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 385 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | HistorySociety & Culture |
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Why do commercials interrupt in the middle of a sentence and even - as in the episode on Walls - in the middle of a word? Moreover, there are extended blank spaces in the Walls episode where information has been erased, clearly accidentally. This is not the only episode I've heard that has had the same issues. The producer or someone - anyone! - needs to listen to each episode to iron out these unacceptable glitches. It's impossible to pick up one's train of thought under these circumstances and... more
May be just a fluke but this podcast was terrible. Wasted nearly a half hour waiting for two self indulged individuals bloviating and never getting to the point. Was a special Saturday episode for history daily and had high hopes based on the topic.
Always fascinating and full of thought provoking content. Could the introductions of each other at the beginning be shorter?
Daybell and Willis bring the JOY of history! Every episode a MUST listen
Excellent podcast lighthearted but very informative and two professors on one podcast which can not be bad keep it up
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