
A history podcast for the morbidly curious. From serial killers to ghosts, ancient remains to obscure medical conditions, let us satisfy your curiosity. (Some episodes may not be appropriate for children. Listener discretion is advised.)
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSocial SciencesHistory | |||

The Myrtles Plantation is known as the most haunted hotel in America, hosting a very prominent ghost of an enslaved woman named Chloe. Does the history hold any truth to the stories? Let's discuss!
CW: Enslavement, violence, racism and murder.
Mushrooms. So cute. So tasty. So very toxic.
Humans have loved and feared mushrooms since before written history. In this episode, Hallie discusses the tumultuous history of this relationship, and a few of the most deadly mushrooms in the world.
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Originally posted in Dec. 2022, lets dive back into Krampus.
Without much effort, the layers of the Christian holiday of Christmas can be peeled away to reveal its origins in more ancient pagan traditions from across Europe. One of the ancient folk... more
The Nahanni region in Canada's Northwest Territories has a nickname - The Valley of Headless Men - because several decapitated bodies have been discovered over the years. Most of these were found during the goldrush and while some suggest foul play, ... more
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Just found this podcast and I’m working my way through the episodes. Hallie is a fantastic narrator (great voice!) and you can tell she has a genuine interest in her subject matter. Love it!!!
That title sums up everything you need to know about how Hallie does her show. It’s clear how much she cares about historical accuracy, respectful sensitivity, and well-reasoned discussion.
I love this podcast but I’m completely taken aback that the host would do intensive research into a Judaism-themed episode and then use the word Palestine instead of Israel, especially when her research comes from some ISRAELI sources. It’s pretty offensive, considering Tsfat, the home of Kabbalah is located in ISRAEL. It’s a place, and it’s offensive to erase it by purposefully calling it something it’s not.
This podcast is so well done. The episodes are fascinating and well researched. The host presents topics with professionalism and sensitivity and provides a lot of information about the broader context. Plus her voice is so pleasant to listen to!
Varied and fascinating subjects, good production and a soothing voice. I love this podcast.
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Focusing on the intersection of history and morbid curiosities, the content encompasses a diverse range of topics such as ghost stories, notable figures in folklore, infamous medical conditions, and historical atrocities. Each episode combines rigorous research with engaging storytelling, allowing listeners to explore peculiar aspects of history that often reveal deeper social and psychological insights. The unique approach prioritizes respectful discourse around sensitive subjects, encouraging audiences to reflect on the complexities and nuances of humanity's darker themes. Ultimately, the podcast aims to educate while captivating the imagination of those who are fascinated by the macabre, making it a compelling listen for enthusiasts of b... more
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