Jim Thorpe: Path Lit By Great Flash of Lightning

Jim Thorpe: Path Lit By Great Flash of Lightning

In today's episode, and in honor of the Olympics, historian Ben Thompson and producer Andrew Jacobs talk about possibly the greatest athlete of all time - Wa-Tho-Huk - AKA Jim Thorpe. Thorpe, a Native American from the Sac and Fox Nation in Oklahoma not only dominated multiple Olympic events with scant experience in them, but put professional football on the map. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Rogers’ Rangers: America’s First Commandos

Rogers’ Rangers: America’s First Commandos

Before the Green Berets or Navy SEALs, there were Rogers’ Rangers. During the French and Indian War, Major Robert Rogers forged an unconventional fighting force that could snowshoe through blizzards, ...

2 Okt 1h 1min

Zhao Yun: The Blood-Soaked Ride Through Changban

Zhao Yun: The Blood-Soaked Ride Through Changban

At the Battle of Changban, Zhao Yun turned his horse around and rode back into the teeth of Cao Cao’s advancing army to rescue Liu Bei’s infant son. It was the defining act of a warrior celebrated not...

24 Sep 1h 12min

James Madison: Small Man, Massive Constitution (w/ special guest Greg Jackson)

James Madison: Small Man, Massive Constitution (w/ special guest Greg Jackson)

Five-foot-four, barely a hundred pounds, and armed with enough intellectual firepower to reshape a nation, James Madison brought a pen to a political knife fight... and made it everybody else’s proble...

16 Sep 1h 13min

Britt Redman: Back From Hell and Into the End Zone

Britt Redman: Back From Hell and Into the End Zone

Six surgeries. Nearly eighty pounds lost. And a touchdown that deserves its own damn movie. Britt Redman was a high school wide receiver in the middle of a playoff run when advanced testicular cancer...

11 Sep 53min

Catherine de’ Medici: A Throne Full of Knives

Catherine de’ Medici: A Throne Full of Knives

History remembers Catherine de’ Medici as the black-clad poison queen of Renaissance France—an Italian schemer who kept a vial in one hand and a dagger in the other. The truth is messier, bloodier, an...

3 Sep 1h 28min

Hideaki Akaiwa: Honey, I Swam Through a Tsunami

Hideaki Akaiwa: Honey, I Swam Through a Tsunami

On March 11, 2011, an earthquake and tsunami turned the Japanese city of Ishinomaki into a freezing, debris-choked nightmare. Most people would take one look at that and head for the hills. Hideaki Ak...

26 Aug 42min

Karl von Müller: The Captain Who Humiliated an Empire

Karl von Müller: The Captain Who Humiliated an Empire

On today’s episode, Ben is joined by special guest Paul Jacobs to tell the story of Karl von Müller and the SMS Emden, the German warship that unleashed absolute chaos across the Indian Ocean during W...

19 Aug 1h 21min

Brian Chontosh: The Marine Who Ran Out of Guns

Brian Chontosh: The Marine Who Ran Out of Guns

During the 2003 invasion of Iraq, First Lieutenant Brian Chontosh and his Marines were caught in a coordinated ambush on Route 1. With the road blocked and fire closing in around them, Chontosh ordere...

13 Aug 1h 13min

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