
Isaac Newton built a reputation as the smartest man in Europe. But this action-packed series exposes the little-known story of his stint as England’s most ruthless lawman, and the Moriarty-like kingpin who kept evading him.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeHistory | |||

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After doing gravity, inventing calculus, sorting out the solar system, what’s a genius to do? Oh … save England by revising the currency! Ptobably as important as the defeat of the Spanish Armada was the revolution of the coinage of the realm. Can’t wait to hear how he pulled it off. Bonus: the narrator is excellent with a pleasant voice.
The sound bits and the vocal acting really make it entertaining!
What a great way to hear some history, I love it!
but oh man the ads. They’re everywhere, the noise levels are louder than the actual story, and they really take you out of the listening experience. Please consider consolidating the ads! It detracts from the storytelling.
This brand new 8 part series from iHeartpodcasts is a perfect blend of history, true crime, and action. It follows the lesser-known occupation of famous British scientist, Issac Newton (yes, that Issac Newton), as lawman and Warden of the Mint. While the position doesn’t exist anymore, this podcast makes it feel more real than ever as it brings to life late 17th century culture and customs. For example, did you know that coffee shops were the social media of the day? Lords (ladies were rarely pe... more
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A history-tinged true-crime series that peels back the legend of a famed scientist to reveal a high-stakes underworld of enforcement, intrigue, and civilization-shaping decisions. Episodes weave archival research, dramatic narration, and expert context to explore lesser-known chapters—from Newton's ruthless lawman years to investigative hunts, political intrigue, and epic historical questions. The format often pairs scholarly guests with narrative storytelling, delivering episodes that feel like a blend of investigative history and high-drama documentary. Listeners get sharp takeaways about how power, policy, and culture collide in shaping events, along with vivid, character-driven storytelling that makes complex history accessible and ente... more
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