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Humanity's Thundering Brainstorms Turned Blundering Brain Farts They are priceless, multifaceted jewels of misjudgment. Masterworks of the moronic. Steroid-juiced stupidity wearing a size 9XX dunce cap embroidered with one simple word: “Duh.” They are the colossally, cringingly, often laughably bad notions that have leapt from the short-circuiting synapses of some of the world’s brightest (and dimmest) brains, now faithfully retold here as "100 of the Worst Ideas in History, The Podcast." Based on the hot-selling book of the same name -- with stories hailing from the worlds of politics, ...

The Tollesbury Murder MysteryNews of the Times Episode 320 | 1851It is 1851 Tollesbury – a small fishing village in Essex. The men have all gone to the local oyster harvesting business to start work. All of the men, except one.As the women start the morning with the household chores, the air is pierced by the screams of a young child who, upon wakening, finds her mother brutally slaughtered in bed.This case, deemed atrocious by the press and public due to its brutality, became a well-known mystery that remains unsolved to this day.We look at the background, the crime, the evidence and ...

This is a 13 episode radio show that aired in 1952. it telss the tales of important events in the history of growing and expanding the American continent.

For most of the program's time on the air, Dennis Day played a soda jerk who sang as he worked. His character was naive, innocent, and prone to making wisecracks, much like the character Day played on The Jack Benny Program. Radio historian John Dunning wrote, "His [the character's] name was Dennis Day, but not, he emphasized, the same Dennis Day as that bright young man on the air with Jack Benny." Plots often derived from problems with his girlfriend and her parents. Before the show ended, it changed to a variety format. Being the star of his own program was a departure from Day's ...

Murder at Midnight is an old-time radio show featuring macabre tales of suspense, often with a supernatural twist. It was produced in New York and was syndicated beginning in 1946. The show's writers included Robert Newman, Joseph Ruscoll, Max Ehrlich, and William Norwood,[citation needed] and it was directed by Anton M. Leader. The producer was Louis G. Cowan. The host was Raymond Morgan, who delivered the lines of introduction over Charles Paul's organ theme: "Midnight, the witching hour when the night is darkest, our fears the strongest, and our strength at its lowest ebb. Midnight,...

L’Histoire des Juifs d’Allemagne et d’Autriche raconté par Gérard Unger un feuilleton RCJ, diffusé sur la bande FM chaque Mardi à 13h45. Gérard Unger, ancien élève à Sciences-Pô, D.E.S de droit public, Ancien Président de Métrobus (régie publicitaire de la RATP et de la SNCF) Ancien 1er vice-Président de la LICRA Vice-Président du CRIF depuis 2011

L’Histoire des Juifs d’Eretz Israël raconté par Gérard Unger un feuilleton RCJ, diffusé sur la bande FM chaque dimanche, de 11h35 à 11h45. Gérard Unger, ancien élève à Sciences-Pô, D.E.S de droit public, Ancien Président de Métrobus (régie publicitaire de la RATP et de la SNCF) Ancien 1er vice-Président de la LICRA Vice-Président du CRIF depuis 2011

Edwin Montague is a stubborn man. As the Magnificent Montague of the Shakespearean Theatre, he held out for years against going on the radio. Now that hunger has driven him to becoming Uncle Goodheart, hero of an afternoon radio program, he refuses to get off the air, even for a weekend vacation. His poor wife, Lily, is doomed for another weekend in the city. But Agnes, their maid, is happily packing for an outing.

Strange Wills was a radio program syndicated in 1946. It was produced in Hollywood by Charles Michelson and Teleways Syndication. Stage and film star Warren William, who starred in the show, was also part of the creative team. The stories were said to be based on actual wills, with the names of those involved changed.

Welcome to Haint Podcast where we talk about the ghosts of the past and look to the spirit of the future.

Day starred as himself in the program, which began after he was discharged from the Navy in 1946.[4] Mildred Anderson (played at different times by Bettie Miles, Barbara Eiler, and Sharon Douglas) was Day's girlfriend. Mildred's parents, Herbert and Clara Anderson (played by Francis "Dink" Trout and Bea Benaderet, respectively), owned the boarding house in which Day lived. Homer Willoughby (played by John Brown) owned the drugstore in which Day worked.[5]Announcers were Frank Barton, Verne Smith, and Jimmy Wallington. Ken Carson sang for commercials. Instrumental music was by Robert ...

Today, Dr. Nikki Clark joins me to discuss the ladies who served the Tudor queens. This fascinating topic attracts much interest, and we delve into everything from who these women were to how they were appointed and what roles they played. The Waiting Game: The Untold Story of the Women Who Served the Tudor Queens -- Credits: Host: Rebecca Larson Guest: Dr. Nicola "Nikki" Clark --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rebecca-larson/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rebecca-larson/support

Badlands is a true crime podcast that explores the real life stories of the famous at their most infamous. Badlands is voiced by Jake Brennan, host of the award-winning podcast DISGRACELAND. In Badlands, each episode digs into the crimes and scandals of our most beloved cultural figures. How did Marilyn Monroe really die? What caused Heath Ledger to end up on the bad side of revenge-seeking paparazzi? How did Winona Ryder help solve a kidnapping case in her adoptive hometown? New scripted episodes of Badlands are released every Wednesday while bonus episodes are released every Friday. Badlands...

In popular media and culture, the Paleolithic era is often depicted as a time when humans were completely savage, spoke with little more than grunts, hit women over their heads with clubs and kidnapped them, and of course, everyone lived in caves. The reality is that the Paleolithic era was a time of great change when humans coalesced into groups and developed different technologies that helped them survive and ultimately thrive in harsh environments.

Tento podcast se věnuje osobnosti, životu a dílu spisovatele Franze Kafky. Zabývá se ovšem nejen jím, ale celou dobou, ve které žil, a lidmi, se kterými se potkal a které ho ovlivnili.

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En Historia Incomprendida retrocedemos y analizamos algo del pasado: un evento, una persona, una idea. Algo pasado por alto. Algo mal entendido. Algo olvidado.

In the grand tapestry of human history, the tale of military ballooning stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of innovation and the ceaseless pursuit of advantage on the battlefield. From the earliest days of the French Revolution to the modern era of psychological warfare, these seemingly simple devices have played a role that is as varied as it is crucial. They have served as sentinels in the sky, as defensive bulwarks, as instruments of propaganda, and as vehicles for long-range attacks. The story of military ballooning is one of ingenuity, courage, and the enduring human ...

Le Projet Manhattan fut une entreprise militaire et scientifique de grande envergure menée par les États-Unis durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, avec l'objectif de développer la première bombe atomique. Il débute officiellement en 1941 sous la direction du général Leslie Groves. L'urgence du projet fut accentuée par la crainte que l'Allemagne nazie ne développe l’arme nucléaire en premier. Environ 130 000 personnes furent directement impliquées dans le projet, comprenant des scientifiques, des ingénieurs, des techniciens et du personnel militaire. Le coût du projet atteignit ...

Hi Please, ”Welcome to the vibrant world of ’A Feminist History Of’! Our mission is to uncover hidden stories that have shaped societies in Kenya and around the globe, exploring untold feminist histories through a coloring book and podcast. Get ready to embark on a journey of exploration and rediscovery as we imagine each episode as a treasure hunt. Through engaging discussions and insightful interviews, we highlight the incredible impact of women on history. From everyday objects to extraordinary lives, we unravel exciting tales that flip traditional history on its head. Join us in ...