A chronicle of the history of the twentieth century, including art, music, popular culture, science, religion, and, of course, politics and war.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 399 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
Warner Brothers was one of the minor studios until they introduced the first talking picture, which made the studio into one of the majors. In the Thirties, Warner Brothers, led by the irascible Jack L. Warner, was known for its glitzy musicals and c... more
The Japanese claimed to be liberating their fellow Asians from Western oppression, but Japanese rule proved to be brutal and murderous.
In early 1943, the remaining residents of the Warsaw Ghetto rose up against the SS. Farther east, the German Army uncovers the mass grave where the Soviet NKVD buried thousands of murdered Polish Army officers.
After the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, the American atom bomb project kicked into high gear. Fearful that the Germans were already working on a bomb and had a head start, the US government built a huge program meant to approach the problem of buil... more
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Gripping and richly researched, with a broad scope of material—arts to military to science — amenably presented with nice music
In searching for podcasts on V Nijinsky I had the good fortune to see this channel. What a wonderful find!!
I have been listening to this podcast for some years along with a variety of other history podcasts. This is definitely the best and my favourite. Marks research is unparalleled.
I have now started listening again from the beginning. Highly recommended
Update: I long ago ran out of episodes, and now eagerly await new episodes each week. This is a tremendously well done podcast that any history enthusiast would benefit from listening to. Informative without being dry. Entertaining without being cheeky. I find myself learning things I never knew, as well as greater understanding of topics I thought I was well versed in. I have been listening almost every day and dread the day where I will run out of episodes I haven’t heard . I started when I ne... more
I very much enjoy the podcast. I am a huge fan of Old Time Radio and especially enjoyed episodes: 236, 237, 238, 308, 309. I have never seen this topic addressed in such depth. Thank you so much!
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