How Did That Happen?
richard dicksHave you ever looked at something in society and thought, how did that happen? Whether its dollar stores or islamic radicals this podcast seeks to find the answer of how they came to be and sometimes why? I'm your host Richard Dicks, tune in every Monday!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||
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If you’re really into the fine details of everyday things that you never thought “how it happened” then This is for you, podcaster also does shorts of biography’s of famous people, historians, presidents, actors you name it. Definitely worth checking out learned alot
Apple Podcasts5itsnotjosie
United Statesa year ago - Very interesting and entertaining!
Richard, presents the content in an easy format and makes learning new facts fun! Highly recommend this podcast if you're a history and info enthusiast! All the best to you! Yvette/Podcast Beauty
Apple Podcasts5Podcast BeautyUnited States2 years ago - check it out
Great show to listen to if u love history, eps are bite sized, fun and informative, random new topics every week
Apple Podcasts5Aleph tiberinusUnited States2 years ago - Growing, but good
Each episode gets a little better. Not really into history, but the topics are interesting.
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