
From a Spanish colonial backwater to a nation that once ranked among the world’s wealthiest, Argentina’s story is one of breathtaking promise and dizzying collapse. This show traces the full arc: the rise of Buenos Aires as a viceregal capital, the gaucho culture of the Pampas, and the 19th-century export boom that turned Argentina into the ‘breadbasket of the world.’ Lucas and Luna dig into the p... more
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In 1817, José de San Martín led an army of 5,000 men across the Andes at 4,000 meters elevation — a feat that rivals Hannibal or Napoleon. This episode follows the logistical nightmare: mules, rations, forged weapons, and the gaucho lancers who fough... more
In 1936, a team of archaeologists digging in the foothills of the Andes uncovered something no one expected: a pre-Columbian temple complex, complete with a massive stone altar and intricate carvings of jaguars and condors. But this wasn't just any a... more
In April 1982, Argentina's military junta, led by General Leopoldo Galtieri, invaded the Falkland Islands, a British overseas territory claimed by Argentina as the Malvinas. Lucas and Luna explore the domestic desperation that drove the junta to this... more
In 1930, Argentina experienced its first military coup of the 20th century, toppling the democratically elected president Hipólito Yrigoyen. This episode unpacks the coup's context: the Great Depression's impact on Argentina's export economy, Yrigoye... more
In 1910, Argentina celebrated the centenary of the May Revolution with grand expositions, European dignitaries, and a wave of optimism. Buenos Aires was remade with wide avenues and opulent buildings, a showcase of the country's astonishing wealth fr... more
In January 1919, Buenos Aires was convulsed by the worst labor violence in Argentine history. Striking workers at the Vasena metalworks were met with government-backed paramilitaries, pogroms against Jewish immigrants, and urban warfare that left hun... more
In 1890, Argentina was riding high as the 'granero del mundo'—the world's breadbasket—but beneath the surface, a speculative bubble fueled by British loans was about to burst. This episode dives into the Baring Crisis, when the London banking house o... more
In January 1946, just weeks before Argentina's presidential election, a transit strike in Buenos Aires became the crucible that forged Juan Domingo Perón's path to power. This episode explores how Perón, then Secretary of Labor, orchestrated a showdo... more
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This show offers a sweeping narrative of Argentina's history, tracing cycles of wealth, crisis, and reinvention from colonial roots to modern times. Across episodes, the hosts explore how political upheavals, economic shifts, and cultural forces—ranging from gubernatorial centralization and civil conflict to Peronism, military rule, and neoliberal restructuring—shaped national identity and regional power. The conversations often connect macro events to everyday impact, unpacking policy decisions, social movements, and cultural currents (tango, immigration, literature) to reveal why prosperity has repeatedly given way to volatility. A standout quality is the dual-host dynamic that blends accessible storytelling with analytic depth, making co... more
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