91. Tabloids
This episode looks into the language of tabloid journalism, starting with the surprising pharmaceutical origins of the word tabloid itself. The British Daily Mail and Daily Mirror were the first newspapers to adopt the format, offering condensed news in both style and content. They were both founded by Alfred Harmsworth. Find out why gossip is called "tea", how the word gossip has roots in godparents, and why press photographers came to be known as paparazzi. Also examined are the origins of ...

Denne episoden er hentet fra en åpen RSS-feed og er ikke publisert av Podme. Den kan derfor inneholde annonser.

Episoder(125)

125. Maps

125. Maps

A 4,000-year-old carving may be one of the oldest maps in Europe. A west coast American state appeared as an island on maps for centuries. An African territory remains unclaimed because colonial bound...

12 Jul 16min

124. Consequences

124. Consequences

This podcast returns on July 12th 2026. A 19th century decision involving 24 rabbits reshaped an entire continent. The inventor of an explosive became synonymous with peace. A president's speech turne...

28 Jun 15min

123. Boredom

123. Boredom

This podcast returns on June 28th 2026. An experiment suggests most people would rather give themselves an electric shock than sit alone with boredom. Excavations reveal students were being punished w...

14 Jun 16min

122. VCR

122. VCR

A Hollywood actress's workout helped drive sales of VCRs. A video rental chain laughed at the chance to buy a future streaming giant. Video replay transformed how NFL referees judged the game. Alongs...

7 Jun 13min

121. Attraction

121. Attraction

A queen travelled with her dead husband's corpse, reportedly opening the coffin along the journey to kiss his feet. The rejection of repeated marriage proposals may have helped shape some of a poet's ...

31 Mai 15min

120. Mythology II: Controversy

120. Mythology II: Controversy

This podcast returns on May 31st 2026. A rejected advance gives rise to a false accusation. Twins are born, each to a different father. A king kills his nephews and serves them at a feast. Greek mytho...

17 Mai 17min

119. Nursing

119. Nursing

Morphine was first drawn out of opium in 1806 and is named after a god of dreams. Egyptian remedies recorded ingredients that seem hard to take seriously, though some echo ideas later seen in aspirin ...

10 Mai 16min

118. Work | History Daily: Henry Ford's Five-Day Week

118. Work | History Daily: Henry Ford's Five-Day Week

This podcast returns on May 10th 2026. A musician discovered Uranus, a Hollywood actress developed military technology, and a statesman invented bifocal glasses. Names such as Spencer, Marshall and St...

26 Apr 29min

Populært innen Historie

rss-dette-ma-aldri-skje-igjen
med-egne-oyne
henrettelsespodden
historier-som-endret-norge
sektledere
historier-som-endret-verden
rss-benadet
rss-nadelose-nordmenn-gestapo
aftenposten-historie
historiepodden
rss-frontkjemperne
vare-historier
historiske-kjendiser
liberal-halvtime
rss-strid-de-norske-borgerkrigene
historiepodden-ww2
sannhet-eller-konspirasjon
diktatorpodden
virkelig-grusomt
skuddet-pa-toftoy