
Eccentric tales from History by Simone Whitlow
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryEducation | |||

This week, on Tales we’re in England, the date November 26th 1703 - as a giant storm settles over the country that would haunt the nation for many years - and give birth to at least one new profession.
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This week, on Tales we return to Thebes one last time to discuss what happens when others even the field, the life and death or our two heroes, a young man named Philip - and a giant lion..
This is part three of a three parter.
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This week, on Tales we return to Thebes, to see how their Sacred Band is working out for them. We learn a little bit about Spartan King Agesilaus’ lost love, and we meet a warlord named Jason.
This is part two of a three parter.
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This week, on Tales we journey to ancient Thebes, a Greek City state suddenly - unexpectedly - under the control of their foes, Sparta. When you have lost your freedom to a despot, and are fighting for your very survival, what can you turn to? First ... more
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Love these Pods, really well researched, great delivery and always learn something new often about things you didn’t know you didn’t know about
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As the title promises, this podcast will both take you on a historical journey and spark your imagination. It’s such an interesting combination of history and folklore, both believable and fanciful at the same time. This show is unique and entertaining like any good podcast should be, and I can’t find fault with it.
As the title promises, this podcast will both take you on a historical journey and spark your imagination. It’s such an interesting combination of history and folklore, both believable and fanciful at the same time. This show is unique and entertaining like any good podcast should be, and I can’t find fault with it.
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Focusing on unique and eccentric historical narratives, this podcast presents captivating tales that blend actual events with imaginative storytelling. From exploring the lives of historical figures to investigating unusual phenomena and mysterious incidents, the content weaves together elements of history, folklore, and cultural commentary. This eclectic approach entices listeners with a rich tapestry of themes such as espionage, significant historical moments, cultural myths, and ghost stories, often drawing connections between the past and contemporary issues. The engaging presentation makes it not just informative but also entertaining, appealing to those who appreciate history told with a creative twist.
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Tales of History and Imagination launched 7 years ago and published 113 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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