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Casual History
by Casual History
Welcome to "Casual History"We are two casual history buffs who are constantly learning and wanting to explore new ideas and mysteries of the past. We are no experts by any means, but through this process we hope to gain a deeper understanding and love for our shared history. New episodes weekly! - CH
Episodes
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The Phoenix Lights
It's a typical evening in Phoenix, Arizona. The desert cools as the sun dips below the horizon, painting the sky in shades of orange and purple. Families settle in for the night, unaware that their city is about to become the center of a mystery.. New episodes weekly! If you like what you hear,...
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Sarah Edmonds - Civil War Spy
In the shadows of history, lies the remarkable tale of Sarah Edmunds. Who In a daring act of defiance transformed herself into 'Franklin Thompson' to fight in the American Civil War.. If you enjoyed this podcast make sure to leave us a rating and review! New episodes weekly. Social Media...
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Alexander The Great
In the year 334 BC, on the rugged terrains of Asia Minor, a young king stood at the precipice of history. Before him lay the vast Persian Empire, a colossus that had dominated the ancient world for centuries. This king, a mere 22 years old, was poised to challenge this goliath, His name was...
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The Gunpowder Plot
In the words of Franklin D Roosevelt, rebellion against tyrants is obedience to God. Welcome to Casual History, today we dive into the tale of Intrigue, betrayal & gunpowder with the gunpowder plot of 1605. If you enjoyed the podcast, consider giving us a rating & review! Social Media:...
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Killers Of The Flower Moon
In the early 20th century, the Osage Nation in Oklahoma experienced a dramatic transformation. Beneath their land lay vast reserves of oil, making them, per capita, the wealthiest people in the world. But this newfound wealth brought unforeseen tragedy.. Find us on social media @CasualxHistory &...
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The Survival of Juliane Koepcke
Imagine plummeting 10,000 feet into the amazon rainforest. The sole survivor of a catastrophic plane crash, beginning an unimaginable journey of survival.. New Episodes weekly! If you enjoyed this podcast, let us know by giving us a rating and review. Social Media @CasualxHistory…
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The Dyatlov Pass Mystery
In the early months of 1959, in the remote reaches of the Ural Mountains, a mystery unfolds that still echoes through time. Ten seasoned hikers, led by Igor Dyatlov, embark on a winter expedition. But what was meant to be a challenging trek turns into a baffling enigma. Their tent, found…
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The Mary Celeste
In 1872, The Mary Celeste was discovered adrift in the Atlantic. Sails billowing in the wind, with no souls aboard. This brigantine found in near perfect condition but eerily deserted sparked a mystery that has baffled the world for over a century.. New episodes weekly. If you enjoy the podcast,...
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Jesse James
September 7th 1876, in Northfield Minnesota. A group of men later identified as the James-Younger Gang attempted daylight robbery of the first national bank. This act, bold and reckless would mark a turning point in the life of one of Americas most infamous outlaws.. Jesse James.. If you enjoy…
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The Pirate King - Olivier Levasseur
In the waning light of piracies golden era, one mans legend eclipse them all. Olivier Levasseur, an architect turned pirate whos cryptic final message has ignited the worlds imagination for century's.. If you like what you hear, consider leaving us a rating and review. Social Media…
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James Armistead Lafayette
Amidst the turbulent waves of the American Revolutionary War, a tale of espionage, courage, and unforeseen alliances emerge. A young enslaved man named James Armistead, was standing at the front of an espionage mission that could tip the scales of war. You’re listening to casual history.. Find us...
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The Loretto Staircase Mystery
In the heart of Santa Fe, a staircase spirals towards the heavens, defying the laws of physics and challenging the boundaries of belief. Today, we unravel the mystery of the Loretto Chapel Staircase, a marvel of engineering and a testament to faith.. New episodes weekly! Find us on social media...
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The Voynich Manuscript
The pages whisper secrets from the past. A manuscript lies before us, filled with the unknown script and baffling illustrations. Fantastical plants that botanists can't recognize, constellations that don’t match our night sky, and enigmatic women wading through interconnected pools of water. An...
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The Endurance
In the heart of the unforgiving Antarctic ice, the stout ship Endurance finds herself ensnared by nature's icy grasp. As the crew braces against the bone-chilling cold, Ernest Shackleton, their unyielding leader, gazes into the endless white abyss, knowing the indomitable spirit of adventure will...
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Mad Jack
Imagine, for a moment, the world immersed in the deadliest conflict it had ever known. Picture a battlefield with guns roaring and bombs exploding, the sky filled with the stench of gunpowder. Amidst this chaos, there strides a man, not with a rifle, but with a sword in hand, a longbow slung…
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Incendiary Bats & Sea Battles - Special Episode
From baby races in bustling Toronto streets, to bats being drafted for World War 2 & the emperor who challenged the oceans gods. History isn't always about the big grand narratives. Sometimes it's about the strange, quirky & downright hilarious side story's that leave us an unforgettable mark....
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The D.B Cooper Mystery
The passengers on Northwest Orient Airlines flight 305 are expecting a routine trip from Portland to Seattle, a mere 30 minute jaunt. Little did they know they were about to become apart of one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in U.S history. Dawning a dark suite, black tie & a briefcase this...
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The Trojan War
Throughout the tapestry of human tales, the story of the Trojan War stands unparalleled — a grand epic where deities, legendary heroes, and human ambition converge. Venturing into this narrative, one is compelled to wonder: Were chronicles like Homer's Iliad the imaginative novels of their age?...
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The Falcon Lake Incident
May 20th, 1976 - A date that would haunt Stefan Michalak, an experienced prospector exploring Falcon Lake's rocky terrain. The Air, thick with mist, carried a mysterious hum, growing louder, more insistent. Unaware, Stefan inched closer to the unknown, his curiosity pulling him towards a…
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Stealing Mona Lisa
In the dimly lit halls of the Louvre, as Paris slumbered on the eve of August 21st, 1911 a plot was unfolding that would send shock waves throughout the art-world. The Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci's unparalleled masterpiece was about to vanish from its revered place on the museum walls. A theft…
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Project Stargate
A darkened room filled with the low hum of machines & in the center a man sits, eyes closed in a deep concentration. The fate of the nation hinges on this ability to see what nobody else can. His mind reaches out across oceans and depths, seeking a lost soviet submarine. Time is of the essence…
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The Great Emu War
It's 1932 & the world is in the grip of the Great Depression. On the vast plains of Western Australia, a conflict is brewing, but it's not what you think. Soldiers armed with machine guns, ammunition, and a mission, all focused on one unexpected enemy: emus. Welcome to The Great Emu War..…
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Casual History - Intro
Welcome to Casual History, I'm your co-host Jacob and I'm here with my partner in time travel Jeffrey. Join us every week as we dive into the captivating tales of the past from epic battles to royal dramas & ingenious inventions. We're here to make history fun & engaging whether you're a history...
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Nazi Treasure
Strap yourselves in.. Batman & Robin are back together. You're listening to Casual History. Join our "Curiosity Club" to receive cool stories weekly, interact with us directly, exclusive content, merch & more! Curiosity Club: https://platform.getbonzo.com/l/[email protected]/1463
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Legacy of the French Nuclear Tests in Algeria
Did you know that the French tested 4 nuclear bombs in the Sahara desert? Me neither. Today we discover the legacy of those tests and why it matters today.
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The Luckiest/Unluckiest People Ever to Live
Having a bad day? Wait until you hear about these stories.
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Infamous Art Heists in History
We have all seen the movies of art thieves doing gymnastics over tripwires and trying to steal a famous artifact or painting. Today we talk about some of the biggest Art Heists to ever REALLY happen in History. New episodes every week! Check us out on social media @CasualxHistory (Instagram,...
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3 Moments In History You Have Never Heard About
Today we talk about the Deadly Dancing Plague, The World's Youngest Recorded Pirate, and how America's most powerful men created the deadliest flood on record. New episodes every week! Check us out on social media @CasualxHistory (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter)
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Lewis & Clark
Today we discover the true secrets of the eight thousand mile expedition of lewis & clark that changed The United States forever. You're listening to Casual History. New episodes every week! Check us out on social media @CasualxHistory (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter)
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Escaping Alcatraz
Alcatraz, AKA "The Rock" during its nearly 30 years of operation, inmates put that reputation to the test with a litany of escape attempts ranging from tame to outrageous. None of which were successful. Except for one.. you're listening to Casual History. New episodes every week! Find us on…
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Surviving Mount St. Helens
Today we hear about the amazing true story of two men & how they survived the eruption of Mount St. Helens You're listening to Casual History.. New episodes every week! Find us on social media @CasualxHistory (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) - CH
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The Pythagoras Cult
Pythagoras - A famous Greek mathematician best known for the dubbed “Pythagoras Theorem” But back in his day, he was also known as a mystic and a prophet and was the founder of Pythagoreanism, a cult based on the teachings and beliefs held by Pythagoras and his followers. You’re listening to…
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The Great Lafayette
The illusionist dubbed "The Great Lafayette" was the highest paid magician of his time. Wowing global audiences with dramatic illusions & tricks. But his mysterious death would change the auditorium & palace empire theatre forever.. You're listening to Casual History. New episodes weekly! Check…
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Did Shakespeare Exist?
William Shakespeare, Arguable the most influential writer to ever live. Leaving behind In total 38 plays 2 narrative poems and over 134 sonnets. But, theres a twist in this story, one filled with mystery, ciphers & hidden identity.. You're listening to Casual History. New episodes every week!…
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The Man Who Almost Killed Hitler
A haze settled in front of Henry Tandy on September 29th, 1918. Out of the smoke he saw an injured & unarmed german soldier. He was ready to face death & seemed to accept it when Henry lowered his gun & let him go, never to be seen again. That man.. was Adolf Hitler. You're listening to Casual...
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The Story Of Virginia Hall
The Germans gave her the nickname "Artemis" and the gestapo reportedly considered her the most dangerous of all the allied spies. Virginia Hall a.k.a "The Limping Lady" organized sabotage and rescue missions all across Vichy, France, paving the way for the allied invasion. Making her one of the...
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The Vatican's Secret Time Machine
From the 1960s - 1990s Pellegrino Ernetti claimed that he helped create a time machine called the "Chronovisor" that he then used to observe the crucifixion of Christ. Out of all the Vatican's purported secrets, none may be more bizarre than the "Chronovisor".. New Episodes every Sunday! Check us...
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The Shroud Of Turin
Season 2 - Episode 1 "The Shroud Of Turin" We are back!! Season 2 has officially begun & we have a set schedule, new episodes every Sunday. Thank you to everyone who has found us over the last year & continues to support. We're stoked to be back at it & we're ready to keep exploring! Check us out...
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Al Capone
By 1928 the "New Yorker" had already dubbed Capone the greatest gang leader in history, hist brutality was legendary even during his lifetime. It was widely known, although almost impossible to prove that he had engineered dozens of murders. Today we learn about the infamous man's life & legacy.....
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The Roswell Incident
In the summer of 1947, at the dawn of the Cold War, the U.S. Army Air Forces sent out a shocker of a press release, announcing they'd recovered a "flying disc" from a ranch near Roswell, New Mexico.. More than 70 years later, the incident remains a defining aspect of the area's identity. The town...
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The Last Unknown Man
He appeared out of no where. He had no name, no memory and no past. He was the only person the FBI ever listed as "missing" even though they knew where he was. How could BK doe remain anonymous in the modern day matrix of observation.. you're listening to Casual History Find us on social media...
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How a Teenage Boy Started World War I
On June 28th, 1914 an 18 year old student named Gavrilo Princip fired a pistol that changed the world.. you're listening to Casual History.. We both want to thank everyone for the recent support & growth you have been showing this passion project of ours lately. Let us know what you want to hear...
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The Hall Of Records
You've seen it in pictures, the great Sphynx in Giza, Egypt standing about 65 feet high with the Great Pyramid as the backdrop. Tourists from all over the world flock to the site to witness the architectural feat, but what if there was more hidden beneath the surface? Some believe there is..…
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The Bermuda Triangle
Located in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean lies an ominous and mysterious place. One thats been known as the devils triangle.. or as you might know it the Bermuda Triangle.. you're listening to Casual History.. We apologize for the last few episode delays. Life has been non stop but...
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The Manhattan Project
In 1945 The United States had created the most destructive weapon ever witnessed in the history of mankind.. Today we find out how, you're listening to Casual History.. New episodes every week! Find us on social media (Twitter/Facebook/Instagram) @CasualxHistory - CH
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The Library Of Alexandria
One of the most famous Libraries in classical antiquity, today we discuss the Library Of Alexandria. You're listening to Casual History.. Find us on social media @CasualHistory & join our discord! New episodes every week! - CH
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Newsboys Strike Of 1899
Today's podcast is based on the true story of the New York newsboys strike that became an inspirational tale on how kids, primarily orphaned boys, took on the publishing tycoons of 1899 & won.. this is Casual History New episodes every week! Find us on social media & join our discord...
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The Spy Mystery Of 1985
London, May 17, 1985: Oleg Gordievsky was at the pinnacle of his career. A skilled intelligence officer, he had been promoted a few months before to rezident, or chief, of the KGB station in the British capital. Moscow seemed to have no clue he’d been secretly working for MI6, the British secret...
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The Real Life Avengers
Many jews who survived the holocaust went to Israel and Palestine to start a new life after the war. However, there were those who were eager for revenge because they believed that the courts at Nuremburg did not lead to justice. They were ready to act independently & by radical methods to punish...
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Mysteries In The Andes - Part 2
A Figure facing forward with outstretched arms holding staffs, its one of the best known Andean iconographic images. This figure was depicted on all sorts of media, stone, textile and ceramic as well as colonial paintings. The tradition can be traced back to Chavín culture with figures holding...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to "Casual History"We are two casual history buffs who are constantly learning and wanting to explore new ideas and mysteries of the past. We are no experts by any means, but through this process we hope to gain a deeper understanding and love for our shared history. New episodes weekly! - CH
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