It’s History

It’s History

IT’S HISTORY is a ride through history – join us in discovering the world’s most important eras, the minds that changed everything, and the most important inventions of our time through weekly tales of Urban Decay. This podcast is distributed and operated by Video Brothers Music.

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What Happened to Phoenix’s Tent City Jail?

What Happened to Phoenix’s Tent City Jail?

Deep in the scorching Arizona desert, where summer temperatures soared past 145°F (62°C), stood Tent City Jail—one of the most infamous and controversial prisons in U.S. history. Built in 1993 under S...

3 Mai 202517min

How LA’s Grid System Created Its Steepest Road

How LA’s Grid System Created Its Steepest Road

Los Angeles is a city built on hills, but some roads here defy all logic — and physics. Today, we’re visiting one of LA’s steepest streets, where the pavement cracks, buses tilt, and gravity wins. Why...

1 Mai 20259min

Why Elon Razed Boca Chica | The Forgotten Town Behind Starbase

Why Elon Razed Boca Chica | The Forgotten Town Behind Starbase

Before Elon Musk launched rockets toward Mars, he quietly transformed an entire American town. This is the forgotten story of Boca Chica, Texas—once a sleepy coastal village, now the foundation of Spa...

26 Apr 202519min

How a Chain Across a River Stopped the British Navy | Constitution Island

How a Chain Across a River Stopped the British Navy | Constitution Island

What if the fate of American independence hinged on a rocky island in the Hudson River? Constitution Island—just across from West Point—was once the site of a chaotic military experiment that nearly c...

24 Apr 202520min

This Grain Silo Was Abandoned—Then Students Moved In

This Grain Silo Was Abandoned—Then Students Moved In

In Oslo, Norway, a cluster of concrete silos once stored grain for the city’s food supply. But when the grain stopped flowing, the silos were given a surprising second life — as student housing. Known...

21 Apr 202513min

Why New York’s Windowless Skyscraper Is Totally Forbidden

Why New York’s Windowless Skyscraper Is Totally Forbidden

There’s a 550-foot skyscraper in Lower Manhattan with no windows, no logos, and no obvious purpose. Officially, it was built in the 1970s as a telecom switching hub—but behind its Brutalist facade lie...

19 Apr 202513min

What Happened to Chicago’s Water Cribs?

What Happened to Chicago’s Water Cribs?

Miles off the Chicago shoreline, strange round structures rise from Lake Michigan. Most people think they’re lighthouses—but they’re not. These are Chicago’s water cribs: massive, abandoned intake tow...

17 Apr 20258min

Why New York “Canceled” Jefferson (and Banished His Statue)

Why New York “Canceled” Jefferson (and Banished His Statue)

In a dramatic decision that sparked national debate, New York City voted to remove a statue of Thomas Jefferson from City Hall — a figure who helped write the Declaration of Independence. But why was ...

12 Apr 202522min

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