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In this episode, we break down the battle that brought Napoleon’s rule to an end. We explain how Waterloo became the defining conclusion of his story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The world's oldest oldest continuously surviving constitution, was adopted in the tiny country of San Marino on 8th October, 1600.This was a good 187 years before the United States adopted its own constitution and, during his presidency, Abraham Lincoln frequently held San Marino up as the model of a government founded on republican principles. Such ongoing praise eventually earnt the US president honorary San Marino citizenship! In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly explain what an

The Bubonic Plague spread through Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa and in some locations, over half of the population died. Those who survived found themselves in an altered reality where the social and economic rules had been totally changed. This traumatic episode transformed the Old World and would eventually transform the New World, as well. E289. Check out the YouTube version of this episode at https://youtu.be/IYpvaCYRjakwhich has accompanying visuals including maps, charts,

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In this episode, we explore how the French Foreign Legion transformed from a group of outcasts into a legendary military force. We'll uncover the unique history and the extraordinary tales of courage that define this iconic legion.

O segundo presidente eleito no contexto da Ditadura Militar, iniciada em 1964, foi o marechal Artur da Costa e Silva. Isto aconteceu em outubro de 1966. Durante o mandato dele, foi editado, por exemplo, o Ato Institucional de número 5 (AI-5).“Costa e Silva sempre foi um um militar, vamos dizer, que se passava por um ‘Caxias’. Por outro lado, mas nunca teve um viés democrata e legalista. Isso é inegável”, afirmou o professor Paulo Cunha, de Ciência Político da Universidade Estadual Paulista

Send us Fan Mail Does thinking about death set us free, or keep us trapped by fear? In the second episode of our Montaigne series, Samuel Woodall and Jack Thomson explore philosophy as preparation for death, the relationship between virtue and pleasure, and an education that develops judgement rather than merely filling the memory. We then ask how attention to ordinary life and bodily limits changes Montaigne’s approach to mortality. Beyond the Text brings historical texts into conversation....

In this episode, we explore the complex conflict of the Crusades, focusing on the brutal wars fought between Christians and Muslims. We'll discuss the motivations, key battles, and lasting impacts of these historic encounters.

A Daily Dose of History (08 Oct 2026)Today's historical events: Ford Motor Company introduces the first moving vehicle assembly line. World War II: The McCollum memo proposes bringing the United States into the war in Europe by provoking the Japanese to attack the United States. The Fourth Soviet Constitution is adopted. Croatian War of Independence: Bombing of Banski dvori in Zagreb, Croatia. Fox News Channel begins broadcasting. Asteroid 2008 TC3 impacts the Earth over Sudan, the first

Double your bet after every loss, and the first win recovers everything plus a profit equal to your original stake. The Martingale system, which dates to 18th century France, sounds like a law of physics, and it found a natural home at the roulette table, where red or black comes close to a coin flip. This episode shows why it is a trap. The guarantee holds only for a player with unbounded wealth, unbounded time, and a casino that accepts unbounded bets. Take away any one of those and the structure

In 2006 a Coca-Cola executive secretary named Joya Williams and two accomplices offered the company's trade secrets to Pepsi for $1.5 million. Pepsi called Coca-Cola, then the FBI, and undercover agents posing as rogue Pepsi executives closed the trap. That moment of honor between enemies opens a history that starts with two Southern pharmacists: John Stith Pemberton, who created Coca-Cola in Georgia in 1885, and Caleb Bradham, whose North Carolina syrup Brad's Drink became Pepsi-Cola in 1898.From

By March 1956 a 50-pound bag of onions in Chicago sold for 10 cents, less than the burlap sack that held it. Seven months earlier the same bag had cost $2.75. The collapse was engineered. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange had turned to onion futures in the 1940s after its butter trade dried up, and by the mid-1950s onions made up 20 percent of its volume. In the fall of 1955, traders Sam Siegel and Vincent Kosuga bought 99.3 percent of the onions and onion futures in Chicago, about 30 million pounds,

In the winter of 1983, parents shoved and fought in department store aisles for a soft doll with a plastic head. The man credited with inventing it, Xavier Roberts, had not invented its core idea. In 1976 and 1977 a Kentucky craft artist named Martha Nelson Thomas was hand-stitching what she called doll babies and selling them at craft shows with birth certificates and adoption papers. Roberts, a 21-year-old art student in North Georgia, bought her dolls and resold them at a markup. When she cut him

Jordan Belfort made $20,000 one summer selling Italian ice from a styrofoam cooler on a public beach. Years later he made far more selling worthless penny stocks over the phone. Born in the Bronx in 1962 and raised in Bayside, Queens by two accountants, he walked out of dental school on the first day after the dean warned that the golden age of dentistry was over. A door-to-door meat and seafood business moved 5,000 pounds a week before collapsing into bankruptcy when he was 25, and a trainee job at

In 2006 Andrew Mason got so frustrated trying to cancel a mobile phone contract that he built a website for collective action. The Point launched in 2007 with a million dollars in seed money from his former employer, Eric Lefkofsky, and its users promptly ignored the social causes and used it to organize group discounts. In November 2008 the pivot became Groupon, and its first deal was two-for-one pizza at Motel Bar, on the ground floor of the company's own Chicago building.Sixteen months later

Ruja Ignatova sits on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list beside cartel bosses and hitmen, yet she holds a PhD in private international law and a master's from Oxford. Born in May 1980 in Ruse, Bulgaria, she moved with her family to Schramberg, Germany in 1990, skipped a grade, and went on to work as a consultant at McKinsey in Sofia. This episode follows how that polished resume became the packaging for OneCoin, the so-called Bitcoin killer she launched in 2014, and how a 14-month suspended fraud

Joan Anderson pitched the idea and the name for one of the best selling toys in history, sealed it with a handshake, and watched 100 million units sell without receiving a dime. This episode tells her story. On a trip back to her native Australia in the 1950s she saw schoolchildren twirling bamboo rings around their waists, a craze so strong that Sydney teachers used the hoops in physical education classes and department stores ran out of stock. She had her mother ship one across the Pacific, and