Relative Disasters
Greg & EllaThe podcast where a brother and sister manage their existential angst by discussing historical disasters.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||
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In 1914, a scientist made a new kind of paint, a paint that glowed. A company was founded, and they needed girls with small hands to work there, applying that paint to the hands and numbers of watches and to the dials of gauges in aircraft. more
Auntie Lynn joins us to discuss the disastrous reign of King John - and the numerous sidebars with which we become distracted. This episode is a free-wheeling discussion of John and a lot of random - but interesting - nonsense surrounding his reign! ... more
A flood is a flood, whether it's water or beer - and a 571-ton, 15-foot tall wave is going to be destructive, no matter what it's made of. Join us as we talk about beer, rookeries, prejudices, and settle some myths.
Back in the 1930s, some folks in Australia's sugar industry imported the Cane Toad from South America to help control a destructive beetle population. It... did not go well. It continues to not go well. It will likely keep not going well.
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Apple Podcasts5Harvey Butthole
United Statesa year ago - Disasters of all kinds
I absolutely love this podcast and have listened to the whole back catalogue. I’ve learned about tons of historical - and not so historical - events while being thoroughly entertained by the delightful hosts. Their banter is great and the sidebars are always on point! I
Apple Podcasts5chasity_annUnited Statesa year ago - Giggling About Disasters?
Overall, I like this podcast once the giggling stops. I don’t get the jokes since the topics are super serious, but that’s me. A bit of a turn off. When the giggles tone down, I hope to be back.
Apple Podcasts3ZeeghaUnited Statesa year ago Really well researched and explained topics
Podcast Addict5a year agoWeirdDivide6464- Great podcast! Compelling and Interesting
This is a great podcast that takes deep dives into some of the most interesting disasters, scams and situations throughout history. So glad I found it.! Definitely a go to for me now. Starting at the centrailia episode I can’t stop listening. Love it. Please don’t stop doing this show.!!
Apple Podcasts5kracken daddyUnited States2 years ago
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