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Newsbang

A sideways look at today’s events in history, brought to you by our dedicated team of reporter-presenters. Newsbang is written and assembled automatically by artificial intelligence, but don’t let that stop you.

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34:43

Quiche of Despair

Newsbang ·

2024/08/09

The recent news covered in the show includes a story of 20,000 South African women protesting pass laws, a party crashed by hippies in 1969, and a failed military operation in Ulster in 1971. The show also discusses the Manson family's reign of terror in Los Angeles in 1969, the change of mascots from Bambi to Smokey for wildfire prevention, and Wayne Gretzky's trade in ice hockey in 1988. The show delves into historical events such as the First International Congress of Mathematicians in 1971, the

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24:04

Flaming Sock Puppet Rebellion

Newsbang ·

2024/08/08

In today's episode, we dive into a whirlwind of chaotic events ranging from an Abbey Road zebra crossing scandal involving the Beatles, a tropical storm named Beryl causing havoc in Louisiana, and a humorous yet disastrous attempt by Sir Ernest Shackleton to establish a bakery in Antarctica. The podcast takes us on a journey through historical and comical tales, shedding light on the absurdities of human endeavors in various contexts.We begin with a comical yet scandalous incident at Abbey Road

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25:49

Fluffy Chainsaw Bubblegum Apocalypse

Newsbang ·

2024/08/07

In tonight's episode of Newsbang, we covered a range of fascinating stories. We started off with Alice Hila Ramsey's daring cross-country drive in 1909, followed by the Battle of Abu Hamid in Sudan, and American swimmer Lynn Cox's historic swim across the Bering Strait. We delved into a chilling crime story from 1985 involving the Bamber family murders and revisited historical events like General George Washington awarding the badge of military merit in 1782. Our eco-warrior correspondent, Penelope

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26:29

Flaming Ninja Squad

Newsbang ·

2024/08/06

On this momentous Tuesday, we delve into the news headlines, starting with a shocking discovery on Mars - alien worm life found on the polar ice cap. In 1945, the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, ending World War II. Fast forward to 1996, where scientists claim Mars is a giant ball of cheese, leading to plans for a manned mission to bring back cheddar. Meanwhile, Tim Berners-Lee introduced the World Wide Web in 1991, transforming how we share information globally.Shifting

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25:21

Flaming Sock Puppet Uprising

Newsbang ·

2024/08/05

NewsBang covers a variety of headlines, ranging from historical events to current news. The show delves into the intriguing Siege of Algertsiris in 1278, turning out to be more of a stag party gone wrong under King Alfonso X. Then, the revelation about Magic, The Gathering being a sinister plot to control individuals sends shockwaves. In 1816, the rejection of the electric telegraph by the Admiralty showcases the resistance to progress. The show also reflects on Marilyn Monroe's tragic passing in

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25:35

Rockliffe's Follyfoot

Newsbang ·

2024/08/04

On Sunday, August 4th, 2024, a whirlwind of events unfolded starting with the aftermath of the Croatian storm where NATO intervention left Serbs astonished. Meanwhile, Japan acknowledged its wartime wrongs, and a historical murder case involving Lizzie Borden was revisited, sparking renewed debates. The episode delved into various topics, from the perilous Operation Storm in Croatia to the gripping murder trial of Lizzie Borden in 1892.As the episode continued, a weather forecast of scorching heat

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27:20

Flamboyant Sausage Rebellion Squad

Newsbang ·

2024/08/03

In a whirlwind of news, we journey through various historical events and quirky stories on the "News Bang" show. From prehistoric dinosaur smackdowns in the Gobi Desert to uncovering the truth behind the cardboard cutout of the Auckland Sky Tower, each segment is filled with humor and wit. We delve into the Cold War drama of Whittaker Chambers accusing Alger Hiss of espionage, transporting us to the heart of political intrigue. The episode takes us to 1913, exploring the Wheatland Hop Riot in

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17:25

Baffled Squirrel Pizza Heist

Newsbang ·

2024/08/02

The Radio Show kicks off with a variety of intriguing topics, from Zillard's bombshell regarding Einstein's involvement in the atomic age to London's underground marvels and Coolidge's sudden rise to the presidency. The hosts dive into historical events such as the Battle of Chaeronea and the capture of former Chilean deputy director Raul Ituriaga. They also discuss the creation of nuclear weapons following a letter signed by Einstein and delve into the science behind antimatter's discovery by Dr

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30:09

Cosmic Donut Heist Fiasco

Newsbang ·

2024/08/01

Tonight's radio show covered a variety of intriguing topics, starting with Mao's unusual 'brains for brawn' initiative during China's Cultural Revolution in 1966. The show delved into the chaos caused by intellectuals forced to switch roles with laborers under the Muscle Militia regime. It then humorously recounted Christopher Columbus's comedic misunderstanding of Venezuela during his adventures, followed by a satirical portrayal of Hitler's moustache on fire during the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The

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22:20

Flamingo Disco Apocalypse

Newsbang ·

2024/07/31

Join us in this episode as we dive into the fascinating events of history and current affairs. We start with the tale of Lithuania's 17th-century Russian roulette, NASA's lunar prospector crashing into the moon, Spain's lost treasure at sea, and the intriguing world of bin men turned stock market gurus. The news segment takes a comedic spin on the Russo-Polish war of 1655, featuring badger catapults and attack geese, alongside a unique perspective on the sinking of Spain's treasure fleet with

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28:53

Captain Bubblegum’s Fuzzy Revenge

Newsbang ·

2024/07/30

In 1974, a scandal erupted at the White House as President Nixon was caught rifling through filing cabinets at the Democratic National Committee headquarters. Nixon attempted a daring escape on a child's scooter. The cover-up reached comedic heights as Nixon ordered staff to burn evidence disrupting a marshmallow roast with Japanese dignitaries.Historians discovered a misunderstanding about the 17th-century Beaver Wars, revealing a bloody struggle for control of furry rodents. The conflict

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29:57

Flaming Pineapple Disco Apocalypse

Newsbang ·

2024/07/29

In the News-Show, we covered various historical events and quirky stories, starting with the creation of NASA in 1958 by President Eisenhower in response to the Soviets launching Sputnik. This move ignited a wave of UFO sightings and catapulted Americans into the space race. In 1818, French physicist Augustine Fresnel caused a stir with his wave theory of light, sparking controversy and accusations of witchcraft. The 1948 London Olympics, dubbed the Games of Austerity and Misery, showcased

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31:19

Flaming Taco Truck Massacre

Newsbang ·

2024/07/28

In a whirlwind of historical anecdotes, News Bang covers a wide array of events ranging from the Spanish Empire's exploitation in the Philippines in 1571 through the unveiling of the oldest known Anglo-Saxon helmet in Suffolk to the tumultuous execution of Robespierre and Saint-Just in Paris during the Reign of Terror in 1794. The broadcast also delves into the declaration of independence by General José de San Martín in Peru in 1821 and the incorporation of Miami in 1896. The show extensively

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30:36

Sassy Cactus Disco Party

Newsbang ·

2024/07/27

In 1972, the Watergate break-in occurred, revealing a botched attempt to bug the Democratic National Committee headquarters, leading to a major political scandal and Nixon's eventual resignation. In a bizarre turn of events, 153 Welsh settlers invaded Argentina in 1865, bringing their culture to Patagonia. The Bank of England was established in 1694, aiming to fund King William's endeavors. In 1996, the Atlanta Olympics faced terror attacks orchestrated by Eric Rudolph. In 1663, the English

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31:26

Lazy Zebra Dance Party

Newsbang ·

2024/07/26

In 1945, the British public decided to replace their wartime leader, Winston Churchill, with the charismatic Clement Attlee, marking the end of an era. Attlee's victory speech practice and quirky interactions paint a picture of a changing political landscape post-war, with humorous anecdotes capturing the sentiments of the time.The establishment of the United States Post Office Department in 1775 takes a satirical turn, hinting at a more sinister purpose beyond communication facilitation. Stories

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26:06

Sock Custard

Newsbang ·

2024/07/25

In a shocking turn of events at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, Bob Dylan, once a favorite of acoustic purists, shocked the audience by going electric, causing uproar in the folk music community. Eyewitnesses described the scene as Dylan assaulting the audience's eardrums with amplified music, leading to protests and even accusations of injecting electricity into his veins backstage. This move by Dylan sparked a potential epidemic of electric fever in the folk scene.In another historical

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30:05

Bizarre Socks Climb Everest

Newsbang ·

2024/07/24

In this episode, we delve into historical events with a touch of humor and satire. From Antoine de la Morte Cadillac founding Detroit to Brigham Young's alleged pub crawl turned settlement in Utah, we explore pivotal moments in history with a comedic twist.The discussion takes us through the infamous Dust Bowl heatwave of 1935, where cities sizzled, cows gave powdered milk, and populations were forced to migrate, creating the world's first Dust Bowl refugees. The narrative paints a vivid picture

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25:12

Happy Dragon’s Soup Party

Newsbang ·

2024/07/23

In the early 1900s, the introduction of radio in Bombay led to mass confusion and hysteria among the citizens, with some mistaking broadcasts for messages from the gods. Meanwhile, the sale of the first Ford car to a dentist marked a milestone in automotive history, despite initial technical issues. The Vatican made controversial statements regarding homosexuality, sparking backlash from LGBTQ+ advocates. In 1983, an ambush in Sri Lanka resulted in the deaths of soldiers, escalating ethnic tensions

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26:56

Sassy Banana Flavored Socks

Newsbang ·

2024/07/22

The News-Show covers a range of events across history and the globe. Starting in China, the show describes an earthquake in Dingxi causing chaos, followed by a shift in the Tibetan Plateau. Moving to Vietnam, a new emperor rises to power with the help of French mercenaries, leading to the relocation of the capital. In England and Scotland, the Acts of Union merge the two countries, causing controversy and speculation on the division of assets like Wales. The show delves into historical events such

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37:21

Bouncy Spring Cleaner

Newsbang ·

2024/07/21

In the Wild West, the first successful train robbery occurred at the hands of the James Younger Gang led by Jesse James, resulting in a theft of over $75,000 in gold. Eye-witness accounts describe a chaotic scene with Jesse James intimidating passengers and local law enforcement vowing to bring the outlaws to justice. As tensions rise, the Rock Island line plans to increase security with armed squirrels. In global news, China's aggressive missile tests toward Taiwan elicit international concern and

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