How the First Olympics Worked

How the First Olympics Worked

The first Olympics took place in the sixth century in order to build diplomacy across the Greek world. Learn more about the history of the first Olympics in this HowStuffWorks.com podcast.

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Buddy Bolden and the Birth of Jazz

Buddy Bolden and the Birth of Jazz

Bolden is often referred to as the first jazz performer, and his playing is legendary. But his life story, cluttered by lack of documentation and misinformation, played out tragically after his ascens...

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The Trial of Mary Queen of Scots

The Trial of Mary Queen of Scots

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SYMHC Classics: Rival Queens -- Mary Stuart and Elizabeth I

SYMHC Classics: Rival Queens -- Mary Stuart and Elizabeth I

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Interview: Hayley Milliman of Museum Hack

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Six Impossible Episodes: Deja Vu in the U.S. and Canada

Six Impossible Episodes: Deja Vu in the U.S. and Canada

Several times over the past few years, we’ve done an episode on something from U.S. history, and afterward we’ve gotten notes from listeners about the same thing happening in Canada – although this ep...

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SYMHC Classics: Les Filles du Roi

SYMHC Classics: Les Filles du Roi

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Nell Donnelly Reed

Nell Donnelly Reed

Nell Donnelly Reed built a successful business starting before women even had the right to vote in the U.S. Her story combines fashion, education, workers’ health and safety, kidnapping, and marital s...

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The Rise of the Straw Hat and the Riot of 1922

The Straw Hat Riot of 1922 is a strange piece of history, and it all centered around the boater hat. How did how the boater become so important to men’s fashion in the early 20th century? And how did ...

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