History Go Time!

History Go Time!

Somewhere between Dan Carlin and George Carlin, professional comedian and history enthusiast Damian Smith regales with his favourite anecdotes from throughout the annals of time. These stories are fun, exciting, compelling, and quite often actually happened - for as Leo Ferre once said: ”you must believe in ancient history, even if it is not true.” Guaranteed at least 90% truth.

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Episoder(65)

11 - C.R.E.A.M

11 - C.R.E.A.M

“The last capitalist we hang shall be the one who sold us the rope.” - Karl Marx. Damo, in his role as public prosecutor, outlines his arguments as to why such a sentence is necessary in a detailed an...

19 Feb 20212h 34min

10 - Zugzwang Part 2: Eclectic Zugaloo

10 - Zugzwang Part 2: Eclectic Zugaloo

In the epic conclusion to the chess saga, there's neuroscience, plenty of KGB crazy shenanigans, a robot duck, and an international chess champion on the run from Johnny Law - plus a surprise cameo fr...

6 Jan 20212h 35min

09 - Zugzwang - The Immortal Chess Show

09 - Zugzwang - The Immortal Chess Show

Due to the popularity of the Queen's Gambit and one of the rare times Damo actually enjoyed a popular television show, this is everything you didn't know you wanted to know about chess.

20 Des 20201h 32min

08 - A Set Of Lies Agreed Upon

08 - A Set Of Lies Agreed Upon

In which we explore some historical misconceptions and come to the sad realisation that not only does the truth not matter, perhaps it never did.

23 Nov 202050min

05 - Dunning-Luger - The Big WWII Show

05 - Dunning-Luger - The Big WWII Show

In this exhaustive episode, we look at Ultra, Enigma, Garbo, Mincemeat and other seemingly random words that had a big effect on the second world war.

10 Okt 20201h 55min

04 - Tempus Frangit - That Time Caesar Won A War With A Calendar

04 - Tempus Frangit - That Time Caesar Won A War With A Calendar

A little exploration into why we have leap years. And a lot about Julius Caesar's rebellion, the civil war, and the butterfly effect of one person not knowing the date.

19 Sep 202047min

03 - The Astor Place Riot - "These Violent Delights Have Violent Ends"

03 - The Astor Place Riot - "These Violent Delights Have Violent Ends"

19th-century actors were hardcore. In this episode, we explore how John Wilkes Booth may not have been the craziest person in his family, how a dispute over who was the better Macbeth ended with dozen...

8 Sep 202048min

02 - Zhuge Liang And The Most Tactically Important Guitar Solo Of All Time

02 - Zhuge Liang And The Most Tactically Important Guitar Solo Of All Time

According to China he's regarded as second only to Sun Tzu, who literally wrote the book on war. According to historians, most of the stories about him never actually happened. According to HGT these ...

24 Aug 202026min

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