The Forbidden Ancient Roman Scrolls That Shaped History
When we think of the most influential books in history, we often think of books that have a wide readership. Something that if not most literate people read, surely, many of the elite did. But it turn...
4 Jun 13min
Why the Heck Couldn't Doc Brown Have Just Made Gasoline in Back to the Future III?
In the 1990 sci-fi comedy sequel Back to the Future Part III, intrepid time travelling late 20th century duo Marty McFly and Dr. Emmett Brown find themselves trapped in Hill Valley, California, back i...
3 Jun 34min
How Did J.R.R. Tolkien Die?
J.R.R. Tolkien created one of the greatest and most influential works of fiction in history. But how did he come up with it, what was his life like, and how did it end? This is the story of the man be...
2 Jun 14min
Introducing: Hidden History with Dr. Harini Bhat | The Mary Celeste: The Ghost Ship of the Atlantic
Dr. Harini Bhat is a clinical pharmacist and storyteller obsessed with the moments in history that still can't be fully explained. Every week she investigates real events that defy easy explanation. M...
2 Jun 9min
A Vampire and a Real Life Truly Horrific Love Story
In today's episode, we start by looking at whether it’s actually safer to use a crosswalk instead of a just jaywalking as well as the actual origin of the word “jaywalk”. Next up, we jump into the ma...
1 Jun 44min
Why Americans Refrigerate Eggs and Most Countries Don't, How Much Caffeine Can a Human Take and More
In the video today, we're looking at why Americans refrigerate eggs and most other countries don't, the Canadian who invented Hawaiian Pizza, why people say twice boiled water is bad for you, why pine...
29 Mai 2h 12min
Incredible Engineering- Inventing the Transistor
The tiny transistor revolutionized modern electronics, from radios to supercomputers. Discover its fascinating origins, unexpected twists, and the minds behind this world-changing invention. Watch now...
28 Mai 26min
The Greatest Act of Political and Economic Spite in History
Nations can often be petty and spiteful when it comes to post-war relations, but rarely, if ever, in history did one nation get more petty with not an enemy, but their former ally than when the U.S. m...
27 Mai 18min
