
A History of Biological and Chemical Warfare
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

In this episode we return to the history of the M-Device with Brian Tasman-Davies
You can check out the book here: Major Tom and the secret ‘M’ device – Brian's historical adventure books
We also did a previous episode on this topic with Simon Jone... more
In this episode we examine the earliest reference to poison arrows in accounts of European expeditions to the Americas in the 15th Century. This is the first part of a study which runs up untill around 1700.
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Excellent, in depth discussions on all things chemical and biological weapons history, policy, puns, and all other interesting aspects
Brett combines a historian’s eye for structured analysis and wry humour to make his episodes really brilliant listening. Even if he hasn’t had me on yet 😎
An unusual subject, well presented by someone who knows their stuff - Great.
A concise and intriguing look into how we used diseases, toxins, venoms, and poison to kill each other through human history.
Hoping the creator updates soon.
A concise and intriguing look into how we used diseases, toxins, venoms, and poison to kill each other through human history.
Hoping the creator updates soon.
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Exploring the intricate history of biological and chemical warfare, the content focuses on various historical events, tactics, and figures associated with these forms of warfare. Episodes feature discussions about specific poisons, tactical military applications, and the evolution of chemical warfare throughout history, often highlighting intriguing anecdotes and expert insights. The show also touches on significant ethical implications and the political complexities surrounding these weapons, making it both educational and thought-provoking for listeners interested in military history, toxicology, and international relations.
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