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Fan of History
Dan Hörning & Bernie Maopolski
Double Bill Chill
Spike Alkire & Jake Kelley
The Three Ravens Podcast
Three Ravens
Secondhand Talent: The Podcast
Secondhand Talent
Going Hollywood - Movies and Television from the Golden Age to Today
Brad Shreve & Tony Maietta
Haunted Real Estate
Ashley and Lanie
Today in Texas History
Bryan Broadcasting
Harold's Old Time Radio
Harolds Old Time Radio
Relax for a while
Relax for a while
This Day in Sports History
Thrive Sweet Productions
BioGraphics - True Biographies & History's Most Fascinating People
biog
Geschichten aus der Geschichte
Richard Hemmer und Daniel Meßner
Epochentrotter - erzählte Geschichte
Katharina Gedigk und Marvin Gedigk
American Civil War & UK History
Daz / Darren Rawlings
Well, I Laughed
Well I Laughed Podcast
The Mainstream with Brett Maybee
Brett Maybee
The House Of Hammer
The Gaff Network
Elçiye Zeval Olmaz
Wand Media Network
Le Cours de l'histoire
France Culture
La Venganza Será Terrible (oficial)
Alejandro Dolina
Norrtälje 400 år
Norrtälje 400 år
Get Up in the Cool
Cameron DeWhitt
On the Media
WNYC Studios
History Daily
History Daily
Stay the Course
Pastor Joe Vassak
Perplexity: A Mystery Podcast
Perplexity: A Mystery Podcast
Smart Tea
Aarati Asundi
Ladies Who Lore
Ladies Who Lore
Final Girls
Sarah Spurlock and Kellie Nicole Hill
The Projection Booth
Weirding Way Media
The Stupid History Minute
Keb Pound
Classic Radio Theater with Wyatt Cox
Wyatt Cox
The 5 Best Films of Every Year Ever
Tristan Ettleman
Rainy Day Rabbit Holes: History Unhinged
Rainy Day Rabbit Holes
American History Tellers
Audible
Jocko Podcast
Jocko DEFCOR Network
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Ascension
History
Dan Hörning & Bernie Maopolski
This week on What's New in History, I sit down with archaeologist Dr. William Hafford to discuss his fascinating paper, Countdown to Cities: Numeracy and the Development of Urban Society. Could something as simple as cou...
The popular thing to do in the Greek world of the 490s BC was to revolt against the PersiansHaving launched their revolt in the name of freedom, the Ionian "freedom fighters" soon discover that the Persian Empire has no ...
Aristagoras leaves Sparta empty-handed but finds a more receptive audience in Athens. Can Athens help "Make the World Safe for Democracy" in the 490s BC??In this episode, Bernie and Dan follow the Ionian Revolt from the ...
A failed expedition. A frightened tyrant. A restless Greek world under Persian rule. The Ionian Revolt did not begin with grand ideals, but with fear, ambition, and political chaos. Bernie and Dan begin a new multi-part ...
We left the last episode with a cliffhanger and this episode is chock full of action, adventure, and narrow escapes!Oh and Barbarians!Dan explains how the Republic nearly dies in its infancy as ordinary Romans abandon th...
An interview with Andrew Rowen, author of ISABEL, ANACAONA & COLUMBUS’S DEMISE: 1498–1502 Retold, a historical novel grounded in primary sources and anthropological research that reconstructs from both European and Nativ...
“If your name is Manius Valerius Maximus, you’re either saving Rome… or conquering something.”This is a podcast by Dan Hörning and Bernie Maopolski.Contact information:E-mail: [email protected]://facebook.com/f...
The algorithm gods served me a video with hard evidence that the Northmen didn't just stop in for a quick visit and leave. New research into Viking-age wood is shedding light on something much bigger: how often the Green...
The Monarchy Strikes Back! The young republic isn't safe just yet. We have an an action packed episode for you today: barbarians, single combat, and a tradition that will last for centuries is born. Dan leads on this fir...
Wow! 40,000 years ago... that's a lot earlier than we thought. Is this just click bait or is there something to this. Dan and Bernie break it down. The final conclusions may surprise you. Plus we have 18 foot bears to de...
From East to South to North to West and everywhere in between, Dan finishes off the story of the last half millennia. He takes us through Southeast Asia, the Scandinavian lands, Central Africa, THRACE (!!) It goes on! Ev...
A war trumpet shaped like a snarling animal head, buried for nearly 2,000 years, has just been pulled out of the ground in Britain—and it may connect directly to the people who fought Rome under Boudicca.In this episode,...
Our final episode on the America's in the 500s BC delivers all the details and fun you expect from a Fan of History episode. Before the Inuit. Before the Pueblo cities. Before the great trade networks of later centuries....
While Greece and Persia dominate the history books, entire worlds are developing across the Americas.In this episode we explore:• The Chavín network that connected the Andes through religion, pilgrimage, trade, AND DRUGS...
Before the Maya kings. Before the Aztecs. Before the Inca.While the Mediterranean world reorganizes itself, two continents across the ocean are developing along very different lines.In this episode arc we explore:• The f...
New discoveries in Norway point to a large-scale, coordinated reindeer hunting operation from 1,500 years ago. But this isn’t just another dig—it’s personal. Bernie is joined by Thomas, a hunter and farmer who lives righ...
How do you ignite a decades-long East-West conflict? Sometimes all it takes is some meddlesome Greeks, a Persian Transformer, and a tight oarhole. In this episode, we revisit a pivotal moment in 500 BC as the Persians sa...
Most people think everyone died when Vesuvius erupted in AD 79. Pompeii and Herculaneum froze in time — but the story didn’t stop there. In this What’s New in History, we talk to Garry Stevens about the fascinating new p...
Picking up where we left off, in part 2 of my conversation with Leo from Classical Numismatics, we go deeper—tracing the earliest coins across Rome, Persia, and beyond. If you think everyone used silver, think again. Fro...
How did little metal disks became power, propaganda, and paychecks?Could you buy a round of drinks with a coin in 500BC?Well that depends! Some places maybe yes and some places maybe a goat would be better. In this episo...
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