When the war between the Olympians and Titans ended, the world itself had to be divided. In this episode, we explore how Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades drew lots to claim the sky, sea, and underworld—and how this fateful division shaped the balance of power among the gods. From Olympus to the depths of Tartarus, discover how the realms of the divine were forged in the aftermath of victory.

1986 was a remarkable year in cinema, offering something for every viewer! Sci-Fi aficionados enjoyed Aliens, while horror enthusiasts got Maximum OverDrive. Fans of comedy laughed with The Money Pit, and drama lovers were moved by Stand By Me. Join us as we revisit all the 1986 releases. What's your favorite? Did you catch any of these classics in theaters? Share your thoughts in the comments! #1986 #movies #cinema #Aliens #MaximumOverDrive #TheMoneyPit #StandByMe

There are zombies walking among us — but not the kind you’ve seen in horror films. These monsters don’t eat brains. They drain confidence, independence, and joy. This Halloween episode of An Ounce exposes the terrifying truth: how the “zombie pathogen” infects abusers, how they hunt, what they feed on, and—most importantly—how their prey can break free. In this episode: • The hidden origin of these zombies. • How they stalk and select their prey. • The slow harvest of confidence and joy...

This episode explores the tragic case of Susan Smith, who in 1994 falsely reported her children were abducted in a carjacking. The investigation revealed inconsistencies in her story, leading to her confession of murdering her two sons. The case sparked national outrage, discussions on race, and left a lasting impact on the community. Smith's trial and subsequent sentencing raised questions about mental health and societal pressures, culminating in her recent parole hearing.#TrueCrime

The Llanelli riots were one of many working class uprisings in Wales that would come to shape the landscape of labour for generations. Anyway, here's a clip of us talking about alcohol (shock) and playing a silly tiktok game.

Step back into the 1930s with host Amy on The Strange History Podcast, as she uncovers 25 everyday sights, sounds, and habits that have vanished from modern life. From milkmen with horse-drawn wagons to WPA murals, penny-arcade fortune tellers, and jitterbug dance marathons, this mega-episode dives into the culture, history, and oddities of a turbulent yet fascinating decade.Discover how Dust Bowl storms shaped migration, why neon “Air-Conditioned” signs lured shoppers, how automats fed a hungry

For Halloween we actually break with tradtion and travel to Europe to hear some stories of headless guys on horses.  Then we travel back to the United States to hear two stories of headless men terrorizing the countryside.  This is a long one, but will certainly get you in the Spooky Season mood!fafolklore@gmail.com for questions, comments, show ideas, whatever ya got.

The provided text offers a comprehensive overview of the life and work of Marc Spitz, an American author, music journalist, and playwright who lived from 1969 to 2017. The source details his professional life, noting his contributions to publications like Spin and The New York Times and his specialization in writing about music and pop culture. The text meticulously lists his creative output, separating his works into categories: novels (How Soon Is Never?), nonfiction books (including biographies

This episode of pplpod deep dives into the life and career of American rock drummer Hunt Sales. This document, flagged as a biography needing additional citations, outlines his personal life, noting he is the son of comedian Soupy Sales and has two daughters. The main focus is on his extensive career in rock music, listing his early work with his brother Tony Sales, his involvement in different iterations of the band Utopia with Todd Rundgren, and his time as the drummer for groups such as Paris,

The traditional music for the circus, "Entrance of the Gladiators", wasn’t actually written for the circus at all, instead when it was composed on 17th October, 1899, it was in fact intended to be a military march.  Julius Fučík composed it, in part, to showcase the cutting-edge capabilities of the era's brass instruments, which had become quicker and more precise than ever before. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly investigate how a sober military march ended up being associated with

Denary Novels, Book Five — Continuing saga of the 10-volume international historical mystery and suspense thriller series titled Denary Novels by Mark Vinet, which are heavily immersed in World history with connections to North America. Get FREE access to this novel’s accompanying visuals, including maps, charts, timelines, photos, illustrations, and diagrams at https://patreon.com/markvinet Watch Book Five’s official Video trailer athttps://youtu.be/UGD09zkKxHo THE FROZEN RAPTOR

No one was like him, terrible were his crimes… Where was Alexander the Great born, and who were his parents? What drove him to go beyond the Aegean empire he had already carved out for himself, and conquer lands beyond the limits of the Greek world? Why did Alexander eventually turn back, after ten years of conquest? And, how much of his legend is actually true? In the second episode of this exclusive new series on four of the most iconic subjects from classical antiquity, Tom is joined again

🤠This Week in the West🎙️ Episode 52: The Prince and the Painter - the story of Karl Bodmer 📢 Episode Summary: Karl Bodmer may have been born along the Rhine River, but his greatest artistic legacy came from his journey up the Missouri. This episode of This Week in the West follows the young Swiss artist who, at just 23 years old, joined Prince Maximilian zu Wied-Neuwied on an ambitious scientific expedition through the American frontier in the 1830s. Their goal was to record the landscapes,

*Declassified Club exclusive: SUBSCRIBE⁠⁠ to listen to the full series* Who really killed John F. Kennedy in Dallas on 22 November 1963? Did the CIA have a vendetta against the 35th President of the United States after their failure against Castro in Cuba? Or was Lee Harvey Oswald just a lone gunman with a need for "justice"? Listen as David and Gordon begin a 3-part exclusive mini-series for Declassified Club members on the conspiracy theories surrounding who killed

Before he became one of the most recognizable faces in Hollywood, he was a humble high school teacher trying to inspire his students. But one afternoon, a single question from a student would turn his life upside down — and push him toward the stage where destiny awaited.Discover how a teacher’s lesson on courage came full circle in this inspiring story of mentorship, risk, and reinvention — the journey that transformed Hugh Jackman from classroom to global icon. 🔗 Explore more stories at

In this episode of The Adventures of Babe Ruth, the Bambino faces one of his toughest opponents — not a pitcher, but an umpire. When a long-simmering feud between Babe Ruth and umpire Tim Daly boils over during a crucial late-season game, tempers flare, fans riot, and the “Sultan of Swat” finds himself caught between pride and responsibility. What follows is a tale of sportsmanship, humility, and redemption — told with the flair and energy that made this U.S. Navy–produced series a hit among young

(2024) National pumpkin day. Entetainment from 1969. Erie canal opened, Gunfight at OK Corral was fought, Stonehenge donated to British People, Todays birthdays - Hamalia Jackson, Bob Hoskins, Jaclyn Smith, Pat Sajak, Rita Wilson, Dylan McDermott, Natalie Merchant, Keith Urban, Seth MacFalane, Jon Heder. Hattie McDaniel died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard      http://defleppard.com/Pumpkin song - Mary Lu WalkerI can't get next to you - The TemptationsThe ways to love a man - Tammy

Send us a text The war is dragging on. In Vietnam, Dick faces another long day on alert — one short fifteen-minute scramble breaking up endless waiting. In San Antonio, Sarah is surrounded by people, phone calls, and the latest neighborhood drama: a friend’s son arrested for car theft. Two worlds, one day, and one steady love holding them together across oceans and exhaustion Support the show The Allgoods: Vietnam Through the Eyes of Love is a personal podcast project based on real letters...

Dive into the epic life of Alexander the Great — the unstoppable Macedonian king whose vision stretched beyond empires. From his legendary battles and boundless ambition to his quest for unity between East and West, this story unveils the triumphs and tragedies of the man who dared to dream like a god.