pplpod

pplpod is a podcast about people, places and lots of other stuff. Each episode takes a deep dive into the lives, choices, and legacies of fascinating figures from history, culture, music, and beyond. From icons who shaped entire generations to hidden stories that deserve the spotlight, pplpod brings you closer to the people behind the headlines and the legends.

Thoughtful, engaging, and story-driven, pplpod explores what makes these lives extraordinary—and what we can learn from them today.

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Episoder(8442)

Jacques Chirac: The Bulldozer Who Mastered Contradiction

Jacques Chirac: The Bulldozer Who Mastered Contradiction

A young man who sold communist newspapers on the streets of Paris and signed a Soviet-backed petition against nuclear weapons somehow became France's ultimate conservative icon, a president who resume...

23 Jun 21min

Ernie Kovacs: The Forgotten Genius Who Invented TV Comedy

Ernie Kovacs: The Forgotten Genius Who Invented TV Comedy

Johnny Carson, Saturday Night Live, David Letterman, and The Muppet Show all point to one influence most people have never heard of. He invented modern visual television comedy, then died deep in debt...

23 Jun 22min

Eugene Levy: The Sociology Degree Behind a Comedy Empire

Eugene Levy: The Sociology Degree Behind a Comedy Empire

As a teenager in Hamilton, Ontario, Eugene Levy walked into school to find an antisemitic slur scrawled across his campaign poster. Instead of ripping it down, he left it up for everyone to see, and w...

23 Jun 19min

Ezra Pound: The Genius Poet Who Became a Fascist Traitor

Ezra Pound: The Genius Poet Who Became a Fascist Traitor

In the late 1940s, a man sat caged in an outdoor steel pen near Pisa, sleeping on bare concrete and writing poetry on scraps of toilet paper. A few years later, those exact poems won one of America's ...

23 Jun 18min

Eugene Debs: The Man Who Ran for President From Prison

Eugene Debs: The Man Who Ran for President From Prison

In 1920, hundreds of thousands of Americans voted for a presidential candidate locked inside the Atlanta federal penitentiary. His campaign buttons read "For President, Convict No. 9653," and he fully...

23 Jun 27min

Francesco Borromini: The Tormented Genius of Baroque Rome

Francesco Borromini: The Tormented Genius of Baroque Rome

In 1667, the architect who bent stone into impossible weightless beauty threw himself onto his own sword. His violent end stands in stark contrast to the soaring, mathematically pure spaces he left be...

23 Jun 21min

Frankie Boyle: From Comedy's Dark Heart to Crime Novelist

Frankie Boyle: From Comedy's Dark Heart to Crime Novelist

A comedian so offensive that Comic Relief cut his entire set sued a newspaper for calling him a racist, won over fifty-four thousand pounds, and donated every penny to charity. That contradiction is t...

23 Jun 22min

Trevor Noah: Born a Crime, From Soweto to The Daily Show

Trevor Noah: Born a Crime, From Soweto to The Daily Show

He was born evidence of a crime. Under apartheid, his Black mother and white Swiss-German father broke the law simply by having him, and he couldn't safely walk down the street with either parent.This...

23 Jun 24min

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