
Join James Kay and Ryan McGown as they tell you the stories of awesome people that you may not know of, and those who have done some downright awful things. You never know what somebody is capable of, because That's What People Do! Support the show by heading over to our website for more content - www.thatswpd.com
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 204 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

In this episode, Ryan tried to uncover the identity of a man who was photographed refusing to salute Adolf Hitler. Who was this man, and can we be inspired to protest our own political class when they're wrong?
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In this episode, James and Ryan cover the tragic events unfolding in the USA.
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You all know that James and Ryan met at The London Dungeon, but after 6 years of doing the show, they're finally talking about it.
Please sit back and relax to this chilled-out, laugh-filled chat about our time at one of London's most famous tourist ... more
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I just listened to their 2-part series on the history of the Monarchy. They barely know their own history! Lots of better sources out there. Sorry.
I used to really enjoy listening to your podcast but seriously why did you need to get political? If I wanted to listen politics I would choose a political podcast. Such a shame.
Such a slow mixed up start to the podcast.
Smart, well researched and interesting. The opening banter might have been edited out, but the rest of your episode on Gypsy Rose was fascinating. Thank you. PS- you both have nice voices to listen to
I just listened to the Gypsy Rose podcast. I truly enjoyed the hosts banter. But I don’t think I’ll listen to anymore. Please be careful when you are talking about neurodivergence. Autistic people are not prone to becoming murderers, in fact they have a much higher chance of becoming victims of abuse rather than being victimizers. Every time the statement “he had high functioning autism” was said it made me literally cringe. High functioning autistic people consistently chose not to share ... more
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The content engages listeners with a mix of intriguing human stories ranging from uplifting tales of extraordinary individuals to the disturbing narratives surrounding infamous wrongdoers. By exploring a wide array of topics, including criminal cases, cultural revolutions, and significant historical events, it offers a captivating blend of educational and entertainment value. Each episode is characterized by vibrant discussions among the hosts, reflecting on the complexities of human behavior and societal influences.
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