
Scott and William put aside their continental differences to teach a history lesson to you (and hopefully a guest) each week in their attempt to come to a greater understanding about history, ideology and current affairs while having lots of laughs along the way.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 368 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

This week Scott and Domenic Scarcella discuss the idiosyncratic and sometimes bizarre religious and political beliefs of 18th Century early Romantic Poet and artist William Blake.
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This week Scott probes the historical record for evidence of the true ethnic identity of the famous explorer Christopher Columbus which some claim is actually a Marrano convert from Judaism to Catholicism. This theory also suggests perhaps a hidden e... more
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This week Scott and Patrick sit down for a lengthy discussion on the big ideas contained in William Gibson's seminal 1984 novel "Neuromancer"
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This week Scott and Mike discuss the 1967 black comedy political satire "The President's Analyst" starring James Coburn
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How are you going to episode on Jehovah’s Witness and not have a clear understanding of the trinity and where it comes from. This is just ignorant trash content. If you enjoy it then good for you. It’s mildly entertaining banter I’ll give it that.
Way too busy thinking they are funny comedian’s…very annoying
Shhh. The loud mouth conspiracy theorists have gotten awfully quiet on Epstein now that we’ve learned Trump was his friend. Shhh.
pretty bad podcast. their jokes about murder victims in juarez are super lame and not even like middle school funny. negative 5 stars. get a real hobby besides podcasting
Didn’t think the podcast could get much more stupid but then you had Frank Wight on to spout his complete and utter bull. Congrats!
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A humorous, history-driven show that covers a broad range of topics from classical history and religion to conspiracy culture and pop culture, often mixing rapid-fire banter with in-depth context. Episodes lean into entertaining debates, provocative takes, and thoughtful comparisons between past and present, with guests occasionally helping frame a topic and keep the conversation lively. Notable strengths include a candid, irreverent style and a focus on making history accessible through humor and provocative perspectives, which may appeal to listeners who enjoy learning through entertaining commentary and bold takes.
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Recent guests on History Homos include:
1. Snobby Bobby
2. Domenic Scarcella
3. Johnny Vedmore
4. Romanized Visigoth
5. Bobby Tamburro
6. JB. Beverley
7. Cory Hughes
8. Marcel Dumas Gautreau
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