
A deep dive into the strange obscure and relentlessly entertaining portions of human history. Married couple and armchair historians, Stephanie & Andrew, discuss the often overlooked parts of humanity. Whether the subject is an obscure event that has confused historians for centuries or a historical figure that doesn't get enough credit, we have you covered. New episodes available every other Mond... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 6 years ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture  | |||

He paved roads, blew up tolls, handed kids free textbooks, and told the oil barons to get lost. Huey “The Kingfish” Long wasn’t just a politician; he was a one-man jailbreak for Louisiana’s poor. In the middle of the Great Depression, he turned the s... more
In April 1958, Hollywood’s ice-queen glamour cracked. Lana Turner’s mob-linked boyfriend, Johnny Stompanato, lay dead on her Beverly Hills bedroom floor, felled by a single knife wound, and her 14-year-old daughter, Cheryl Crane, stood trembling with... more
A philosopher walks into a palace—no, really. This week on History For Weirdos, we follow Plato from the Academy to the armored court of Syracuse, where his friend (and insider) Dion bets that good ideas can tame bad power. Meet the Elder-and-Younger... more
In this week’s episode we crack open the glittering shell of HBO’s The Gilded Age to meet the real women who inspired its most delicious plotline: America’s “dollar princesses.” When cash-poor British dukes needed money and nouveau-riche American dyn... more
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Love this podcast! I’m still fairly new to the episodes, so you might have done this already, but can you please so an episode on Queen Boudica? She’s fascinating, and I really would like more people to know her.
I'm sure there's plenty of ppl not bothered by hosts spending the 1st 10 min chatting it up about their personal lives but if you're like me & only want history content skip this one.
The person who wrote the review about the use of babe, you’re probably just sad about that you no longer have anyone to call that, it has nothing to do with infantilization.
I love the podcast, ( it quenches my thirst for history) but I’m wondering if you have ever Considered doing an episode on the British MI5s operation mincemeat! It’s been an incredible story involving a corpse, fake invasion plans, and a canister to put a body in! Again it’s an amazing story, and I think it would be a good episode! Thank you!!
it’s all connected, man! (in the Tunguska explosion episode, y’all mentioned the Tasmanian tiger, it is technically categorized as a cryptid, and y’all were also talking about cryptids (like Nessie))
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The content revolves around quirky and lesser-known aspects of history, presented in an engaging and humorous style. The hosts, a married couple with a passion for historical narratives, aim to entertain while educating listeners about fascinating but often overlooked events and figures throughout human history. Each episode delves into topics ranging from political intrigue to cultural anomalies, creating a unique blend of storytelling and insights into peculiar occurrences that have shaped our world.
Noteworthy elements include the hosts' dynamic rapport, which adds a personal touch to the discussions, and a commitment to highlight diverse viewpoints, making history relatable and accessible to their audience. Overall, the podcast appeals... more
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