
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 | 357 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week Scott gives a lengthy and thorough schizoanalysis of the 1969 science fiction classic "Ubik" by Philip K. Dick. This dystopian version of 1992 comes replete with telepathic corporate espionage as-a-service, cryogenic soul prisons that give ... more
This week Scott and Patrick discuss King Philips War, a conflict in the mid 17th Century between a group of rebellious Indian tribes under Metacom of the Wampanoags that forever changed the political landscape of New England for both its English and ... more
This week Scott, in intentional solitude, discusses the great literary work "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau and its impact on him, its themes and lessons for a society in trouble. For photos of Scott's trip to Walden Pond, visit the Substack post for... more
This week Scott gives you a short summary of his vacation, including a trip up to the White Mountains, and tramping through the forests of Southern New England. Great views and great memories. Thanks for making it possible.
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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!
Really? You have all the truth and you voted for Trump? Maybe you’re as a dumb a boob as everyone else.
I cannot be held responsible for my actions (I’m low IQ you see).
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Riffing history with a sharp, often irreverent edge, this show blends scholarly context with pop culture, memes, and provocative takes. Episodes cover a wide range of topics—from colonial theology and Puritan governance to film analyses, true crime discussions, and geopolitical conspiracies—always with humor and a willingness to challenge mainstream narratives. The format leans into long-form, freewheeling conversations among a tight-knit duo and rotating guests, making it feel like a late-night history club. Notable strengths include a fearless, unfiltered voice, strong host chemistry, and guests that contribute diverse expertise, which can make episodes both enlightening and entertaining for listeners who enjoy history served with persona... more
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6. Marcel Dumas Gautreau
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8. Frank Wright
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