The railroad that started the Civil War
In this episode, we explore the railroad that started the civil war. You know, usually when we talk about the causes of major historical catastrophes, we tend to picture these grand, inevitable ideolo...
27 Mars 13min
The Radical History of Steady Habits
In this episode, we explore the radical history of steady habits. Welcome to the show, everyone. I'm your host. And today we are going on a really fascinating deep dive. Hey there. I'm so excited to b...
27 Mars 22min
The Radical Forging of Washington State
In this episode, we explore the radical forging of washington state. If I told you there was an American territory whose founding economy was actively propped up by brothels. Right. And where a sick j...
27 Mars 20min
The Progressive Era’s Dark Social Engineering
In this episode, we explore the progressive era’s dark social engineering. Imagine a political movement that successfully ended child labor, gave women the right to vote, and basically broke up these ...
27 Mars 23min
The Plessy v Ferguson Setup
In this episode, we explore the plessy v ferguson setup. Imagine buying a train ticket knowing full well it's going to end in your arrest. Right. And like actually taking the step of hiring the detect...
27 Mars 20min
The Pencil Mark That Fractured Korea
In this episode, we explore the pencil mark that fractured korea. You know, when you look at a map of the world today, it's incredibly easy to just assume that national borders are these deeply rooted...
27 Mars 22min
The Oregon Trail Was No Game
In this episode, we explore the oregon trail was no game. You know, when I say Oregon Trail, I am willing to bet a very specific image pops into your head right now. Oh, definitely. It's the chunky 8 ...
27 Mars 22min
The midnight loophole that annexed Texas
In this episode, we explore the midnight loophole that annexed texas. So when you look at a map of North America today, Those solid black lines separating the countries, like from the Rio Grande all t...
27 Mars 18min
