EP 69: The Freakiest Founding Father
This week on Hashtag History, we are discussing Gouverneur Morris who - in addition to being the Forgotten Founding Father - was also maybe the weirdest, wildest, and (dare I say it?) freakiest Foundi...
25 Mai 202126min
EP 68: Lee Miller
This week on Hashtag History, we are discussing Lee Miller. Miller was a model and photographer, most well-known for being a war correspondent for Vogue during World War II, capturing over 60,000 imag...
18 Mai 202141min
BONUS EPISODE | The St. Valentine's Day Massacre (with Ian from Necronomipod)
In a special, bonus episode, we had the honor of having Ian from Necronomipod on the podcast to discuss the St. Valentine's Day Massacre! On February 14, 1929, Chicago's North Side Gang (well known to...
14 Mai 202144min
EP 67: Alan Turing
This week on Hashtag History, we are discussing Alan Turing. Turing was an English Mathematician responsible for the early development of algorithms, computer science, and artificial intelligence. He ...
11 Mai 202143min
EP 66: MK Ultra
This week on Hashtag History, we are discussing MK Ultra. MK Ultra was a project operated by the United States Central Intelligence Agency in which they performed illegal experiments on oftentimes unk...
4 Mai 202141min
EP 65: The 1916 Shark Attacks
This week on Hashtag History, we are discussing the 1916 shark attacks. These were a series of attacks over the course of two weeks in the summer of 1916 in New Jersey which resulted in the deaths of ...
27 Apr 202144min
EP 64: Japanese Detention Camps
This week on Hashtag History, we are discussing the Japanese Detention Camps, camps that were established here in the United States during World War II following the attack of Pearl Harbor. Under Pres...
20 Apr 202141min
EP 63: Sacramento Good Guys Hostage Situation
This week on Hashtag History, we are discussing the Sacramento Good Guys Hostage situation, an incident that occurred on April 4, 1991, in Sacramento, California where 39 employees and customers of th...
13 Apr 202132min
