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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The Children's Crusade of 1212: The Myth and the Mistranslation

The Children's Crusade of 1212: The Myth and the Mistranslation

In 1212, legend says tens of thousands of children marched across Europe toward the Mediterranean, expecting the sea to part so they could peacefully reach Jerusalem. Instead, the story ends in shipwr...

30 Juni 20min

The Man Who Drank Radium: The Tragic Death of Eben Byers

The Man Who Drank Radium: The Tragic Death of Eben Byers

Eben Byers was a wealthy industrialist, Yale athlete, and 1906 U.S. Amateur Golf champion who seemed to have everything. After a 1927 arm injury, a doctor recommended a patent medicine called Radithor...

30 Juni 10min

London After Midnight: Hollywood's Greatest Lost Film

London After Midnight: Hollywood's Greatest Lost Film

In 2014, an anonymous buyer paid $478,000 for a movie poster advertising a film no living person has seen. That film is London After Midnight, the 1927 silent mystery horror directed by Tod Browning a...

30 Juni 22min

The Nazi Sun Gun: A Plan to Boil Oceans From Orbit

The Nazi Sun Gun: A Plan to Boil Oceans From Orbit

Imagine a weapon of mass destruction with no warheads, no chemicals, and no nuclear fallout, one that weaponizes sunlight itself. This episode explores the Sonnengewehr, or Sun Gun, a theoretical orbi...

30 Juni 24min

Philippe Petit's Twin Towers Walk: The Artistic Crime of the Century

Philippe Petit's Twin Towers Walk: The Artistic Crime of the Century

On the morning of August 7, 1974, French highwire artist Philippe Petit stepped onto a steel cable strung between the World Trade Center's Twin Towers, 1,350 feet above Manhattan, with no safety net. ...

30 Juni 22min

Disco Demolition Night: The Riot That Killed a Genre

Disco Demolition Night: The Riot That Killed a Genre

On July 12, 1979, a 98-cent baseball promotion at Chicago's Comiskey Park spiraled into a full-blown riot. Radio DJ Steve Dahl, fired when his station switched to disco, detonated a crate of records b...

30 Juni 22min

Henry Every: The Pirate King Who Vanished With a Fortune

Henry Every: The Pirate King Who Vanished With a Fortune

Henry Every pulled off the most profitable heist in maritime history, triggered the world's first recorded global manhunt, and then disappeared completely. Known in his time as the King of Pirates, he...

30 Juni 23min

Rabbit Island's Dark Secret: Japan's Hidden Poison Gas Factory

Rabbit Island's Dark Secret: Japan's Hidden Poison Gas Factory

Okunoshima, known today as Rabbit Island, draws nearly 200,000 visitors a year to feed thousands of tame, fluffy rabbits in the Seto Inland Sea. But this idyllic paradise was once erased from official...

30 Juni 23min

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