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In this episode, Katie and Cindy explore the theme, "In Another Life." Katie tells the fascinating story of Dorothy Eady and Cindy shares about the amazing escapes of Yoshie Shiratori.
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In this episode, Katie gives a brief history of espionage with a focus on the Elizabethan era. Cindy shares stories about her two favorite spies: Nathan Hale and Julia Child.
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In this Halloween special, Katie tells the history of ghosts (going all the way back to Ancient Mesopotamia!) and Cindy shares about the lives of executioners in Europe during the Middle Ages to the 17th century.
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In this episode, Cindy shares some of the unusual friendships of Tycho Brahe and Katie talks about how you actually CAN fight Nazis with Nazis.
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In this month's episode, Cindy and Katie tell stories from Ancient Egypt. Cindy talks about hippos in Ancient Egypt and Katie shares all about the interesting uses of mummies.
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This episode is for our German listeners! Our stories this week are inspired by tales from the Brothers Grimm.
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In this special Mother's Day episode, Katie shares the story of Mary Ball Washington and Cindy tells the story of Fredegund.
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It's not an April Fool's...Cindy and Katie are back! In this episode we explain where we have been, Katie shares an ancient forgery and Cindy shares the surprising secret weapon of The Battle of Pelusium.
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We’re baaaack! After taking a summer vacation, Cindy and Katie are back at the whole history podcasting thing. Cindy shared the story of Anne Bonny and Mary Read, and Katie teaches us about the horrors and dangers of geysers.
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In this episode, we discuss how Nazism seems to seep into all the things we love, including bagels and Titanic movies.
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In this episode, Cindy and Katie explore the history of some interesting foods. Cindy shares the archaeology behind bog butter, and Katie shares the history of waffles.
Want to try making your own ancient butter? Follow this recipe and send us your results!
https://nordicfoodlab.org/blog/2013/10/bog-butter-a-gastronomic-perspective/ -
To ring in the New Year, we thought we'd have a Murder of the Century smackdown. Who will be the winner? 17th Century Bavatia Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder OR 18th Century Psychopath Crown Prince Sado? Let us know your vote! Happy 2022!
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Katie shares some of the privileges that the Queen has.
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Liz the Historian tells the story of urban milk maids in London of the 18th/19th century.
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Katie shares the story of the Dancing Plague of 1518.
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Cindy briefly shares the history of Irish dance.
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