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(7424)

Maxim Gorky: The Writer Trapped in Stalin's Gilded Cage

Maxim Gorky: The Writer Trapped in Stalin's Gilded Cage

Maxim Gorky rose from homelessness to become the most celebrated writer in Russia. He championed the Bolshevik revolution, then watched it devour his friends. Stalin courted him, caged him in luxury, ...

17 Jun 22min

Jack Kerouac: The Beat Icon Who Hated the Hippies He Inspired

Jack Kerouac: The Beat Icon Who Hated the Hippies He Inspired

Jack Kerouac wrote On the Road and became the reluctant godfather of the counterculture. By the 1960s, he was a conservative Catholic who despised the hippies, loathed the antiwar movement, and drank ...

17 Jun 17min

Epictetus: How a Slave Became the Freest Mind in Rome

Epictetus: How a Slave Became the Freest Mind in Rome

Epictetus was born into slavery in the Roman Empire and became one of the most influential Stoic philosophers in history. He never wrote a word. Everything we know of his teachings comes from notes ta...

17 Jun 20min

Lucky Luciano: The Gangster Who Built the Corporate Mafia

Lucky Luciano: The Gangster Who Built the Corporate Mafia

Charles Lucky Luciano dismantled the old Sicilian Mafia hierarchy and replaced it with a corporate structure. He created the Commission, organized the Five Families, and turned American organized crim...

17 Jun 23min

John Dillinger: The Bank Robber Who Built the Modern FBI

John Dillinger: The Bank Robber Who Built the Modern FBI

John Dillinger robbed banks across the Midwest during the Great Depression and became America's first celebrity criminal. His exploits forced J. Edgar Hoover to transform the FBI from a small bureaucr...

17 Jun 22min

Boethius: The Prisoner Who Saved Logic for the Western World

Boethius: The Prisoner Who Saved Logic for the Western World

Boethius translated Aristotle's logical works into Latin, preserving them for the medieval West. Then the Ostrogothic king Theodoric accused him of treason and threw him in prison, where he wrote The ...

17 Jun 16min

Bertolt Brecht: The Playwright Who Staged His Own Survival

Bertolt Brecht: The Playwright Who Staged His Own Survival

Bertolt Brecht wrote The Threepenny Opera and Mother Courage while dodging Nazis, outwitting the House Un-American Activities Committee, and navigating life as a Marxist celebrity. His survival instin...

17 Jun 20min

Baruch Spinoza: The Lens Grinder Who Redefined God

Baruch Spinoza: The Lens Grinder Who Redefined God

Baruch Spinoza argued that God and Nature were the same thing, and the Amsterdam synagogue expelled him for it. His Ethics, published after his death, proposed a universe governed entirely by necessit...

17 Jun 24min

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