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CLASSIC: The WWII Naval Battle Won Using Potatoes
Feb 27, 2025The U.S.S. O'Bannon was a Fletcher-class navy destroyer with an impressive array of weaponry and a solid track record in conflicts in WWII. However, even the most experienced sailors aren't perfect --...
CLASSIC: The Korean Soldier Who Fought for 3 Armies During WWII
Feb 25, 2025Born in what is now North Korea, Yang Kyoungjong didn't set out to become a soldier -- but fate had other plans. In today's classic episode, Ben and Noel trace one man's journey through prisons, battl...
CLASSIC: Philadelphia's Transylvanian Doomsday Cult: The Cave of Kelpius
Feb 22, 2025There's a nifty bit of hidden history tucked away in Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley Park -- a cave that, legend has it, was home to a doomsday cult. In today's episode, the guys follow the strange ...
CLASSIC: Weird Wars Fought For Dumb Reasons
Feb 20, 2025What do a camel, a bucket and an ear all have in common? Each was, at some point, responsible for starting a war. In today's Classic episode, join Ben and Noel as they dive into true stories of weird ...
CLASSIC: The FBI's Quest to Understand "Louie, Louie"
Feb 18, 2025The Kingsmen's cover of "Louie, Louie" is one of the world's most famously unintelligible songs -- and this haunted the FBI. In this episode, Ben and Noel recount the evolution of "Louie, Louie", as w...
CLASSIC: The Time a Soviet Premier Was Banned From Disneyland
Feb 15, 2025At the height of the Cold War a series of debates in a model kitchen in Moscow (true story!) led Nikita Khrushchev to visit the US on a whirlwind publicity tour. The Soviet leader hobnobbed with polit...
That Time Japan Absolutely Rinsed Russia, Part Two: The Togo Turn
Feb 13, 2025As Japan corners Russian forces in Port Arthur, the Tsar sends a new fleet of ships on a 7-month journey to break the barricade. In a stunning battle that alters the course of history, Japanese Admira...
That Time Japan Absolutely Rinsed Russia, Part One: The Race For Manchuria
Feb 11, 2025Two Empires. One region, in tenuous balance. While often forgotten in the modern day, the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 was a pivotal turning point in early 20th century geopolitics. On one side, th...
CLASSIC: Kidnapping, Binge Drinking and Costumes: Voter Fraud in the 1800s
Feb 08, 2025Allegations of U.S. voter fraud have made the rounds in recent years -- but, once upon a time, these were much more than allegations. Join the guys as they explore the massive voting fraud operations ...
Victorians Got Super Weird With Flirting, Part Two: Courtship and Calling Cards
Feb 06, 2025Cast your mind back to the Victorian Era, when countless singles and would-be paramours struggled to circumvent strict social mores in the search for true love. In the second part of this two-part ser...