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The Sisters Fox: They Talked to Dead People

In 1848, the Fox family began hearing strange noises, and sisters Maggie and Kate started...

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Admiral Yi Sun-sin and the Turtle Ships

When Japan invaded Korea in 1592, the Korean forces were unprepared for Japan's troops. The...

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Who is D.B. Cooper?

In 1971, a man calling himself Dan Cooper hijacked Northwest Orient Airlines flight 305. He...

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Who was the Mistress of Murder Hill?

In 1908, a fire leveled the Indiana home of Belle Gunness. Four bodies were found in the cellar,...

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The Freedom Rides: Australia Takes Note

The final part of this series takes place in Australia, where students were inspired by the...

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Not Ned: Bushrangers in Later Years

After 1853, many bushrangers were native-born. Ben Hall seemed on track for a peaceful life until...

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The Freedom Rides: Nashville Steps Up

When Nashville college students picked up where CORE riders stopped, they were eventually...

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Not Ned: Early Australian Bushrangers

While Ned Kelly may be the most famous bushranger, he's certainly not the only one. Join Deblina...

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The Freedom Riders: CORE's First Wave

In 1961, buses and terminals in the South were illegally segregated. The Civil Rights group CORE...

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A Sampling of Historic Spirits, Part 2

The second episode of this two-part podcast covers historic alcohol that’s still (mostly)...

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A Sampling of Historic Spirits, Part 1

Ancient alcohol can tell us a lot about a society. In this episode, Sarah and Deblina cover...

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5 Historical Hoaxes

Historical hoaxes are surprisingly common. For example, a N.Y. cigar maker once commissioned a...

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More with David McCullough

In the second portion of their interview with author David McCullough, Sarah and Deblina, focus...

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The Trial of Leo Frank

In 1913, 13-year-old Atlanta factory worker Mary Phagan stopped in for her pay -- and was never...

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The White Rajahs of Sarawak

In the 1830s, James Brooke sailed toward the Malay Archipelago and ended up becoming the Rajah of...

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The Darien Disaster

In the late 1600s, a financier tried to start a Scottish colony in Panama. Despite English...

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Civil War Spies: Belle Boyd

Belle Boyd got her start as a spy in Martinsburg, Virginia, at the age of 17. In 1862, the...

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The Rite of Spring Riot

Riots are a distressingly common part of human history, and the strangest events can trigger...

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Alan Turing: Codebreaker

Alan Turing, conceived of computers decades before anyone was building one. He also acted as a...

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Ned Kelly's Last Stand

Bushrangers, a type of bandit, troubled Australia until the late 1800s. Ned Kelly, the most...

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