This is Not a History Lecture: Recent Episodes
Kat and Kaleigh
Welcome to a refreshingly casual take on history podcasts. Join Kat and Kaleigh as they share their favorite stories from history - the odd, the funny, the forgotten, and the often misunderstood. But fair warning, this is not your average history lecture. New episodes every Tuesday! Contact us! Twitter: @TINAHLpodcast Email: thisisnotahistorylecture@gmail.com
An emergency episode where Kaleigh talks about a mystery, and Kat talks about a transportation disaster? Who would've guessed! That's right, it's business as (un)usual out here as we delve into discolored children and the deadliest plane crash in history.
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Whelp, it should've been a theme episode, but sometimes we have happy little accidents. So instead, Kat will be talking about the 'first' shootout of the wild west, and Kaleigh will be talking about the history of coffee (part 1)!
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The secret language of the queer community has never completely disappeared.... it exists in mainstream words, actions, and lexicons, even if most people don't realize it. Learn more about it with Kat!
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We're throwing science in the mix of history today! Kat will be covering the deepest hole in the world, and Kaleigh will be talking about one of the coolest groups of warriors!
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There are plenty of interesting soldiers from the civil war... so who was Albert Cashier, and why is he important? Guess you'll have to listen to find out!
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Today we're talking about the Dreyfus Affair and the first supermodel, Audrey Munson. It's hard to know who caused more of a scandal!
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She was Hitler's wife for a few hours, but what do we really know about Eva Braun and the role she played in history? Jump in to the minisode and find out!
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Mein Kampf and the the communist manifesto? What could go wrong?! Join Kaleigh and Kat to delve into two different (but both influential) pieces of German writing that would alter the world!
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We're back with more history, and a continuation of our ongoing series! Kat's going to talk about one of the great betrayals in the Nazi party, and Kaleigh is going to talk about one of the biggest recorded celestial events in history!
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In 1936, the summer Olympics were hosted in Berlin amidst the rise of Nazi Germany. While Hitler hoped to push the Nazi agenda, boycotts, protests, and other athletes such as Jesse Owens had different ideas.
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What do these topics have in common? Honestly, not a lot.... it's just that Kat and Kaleigh picked two VERY different topics this week. We'll start off talking about one of Hitler's greatest failures (that he turned into one of his greatest successes), and the history of Eunuchs.... particularly the influential power they wielded.
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Come one, come all to hear Kaleigh's poor reading and analysis of Sonnet 130 by William Shakespeare. She apologizes in advance.
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We're back with part 2 of the Dread Pirate Roberts by Kaleigh, and what's the next in Kat's series on Hitler and the Holocaust? The Hitler Youth! So hang in for a wild ride on these two topics!
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Adolf Hitler was arguably the most influential man of his time... so why don't we have more concrete knowledge about his health? His mental and physical conditions radically affected his behavior, actions, and choices, so today we'll talk about the suspicions and questions surrounding those factors!
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Today we're returning to our pre-history mystery programming, meaning Kat will be covering another topic in her series regarding the Holocaust: the Aktion T4 program that used euthanasia to begin a genocide against individuals with medical conditions and illnesses. Kal will follow it up with something a bit more lighthearted, part 1 of 2 about the notorious Captain Roberts!
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Have you worn wigs? Will you wear wigs? The people that get it, get it. And what is the history of these renowned powdered wigs? Kaleigh uses this minisode to answer that very question!
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Yep, it's that time again!! Join us for a mysterious episode.... where we don't tell you the name of the individual we're talking about. It's a veritable 'who's who' of figures from the past. Think you've got what it takes to figure it out?
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Among the many plans, ideas, and plots that the Nazis hatched, the Madagascar plan is by no means intuitive to our modern minds. However, it was considered for many years to be a potential solution to their 'problems'. Wanna know more? You know what to do!
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The Wansee conference set some of the deadliest years of the Holocaust into action, and the Kama Sutra just might have a lot more to offer than any of us realize. If you want to learn about either of these, you know just what to do!
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Today's minisode will introduce you to the Edwardian chorus girls. Kaleigh will take you through their history, their style, and their fascinating lives!
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A conference and a man? What more could you learn? Find out about both of them in this episode of This Is Not a History Lecture!
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It's Holocaust Remembrance Day, so Kat is discussing the classifications and badge system that the Nazi's utilized to persecute Jews and other individuals during the Holocaust. Tune in to learn about the categorizations, the implications, and more.
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Today on the docket we've got two big events... the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, and the Defenestration of Prague. Both topics have their own traumatic histories, but they've left very different legacies. Want to know more? Tune in to this week's episode!
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In this mini episode of TINAHL learn of the life and crimes of Jenny Diver, scourage of London in the early 1700s.
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How do lost civilizations and lava lamps relate to each other? They don't. Not at all. Kaleigh and Kat just came up with two VERY different topics today, so tune in to learn about Tartessos, a lost civilization that left behind some fascinating artifacts, and the history of lava lamps!
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Some museum artifacts are cut and dry, some are shiny and new, and some can be a bit scary.... a perfect example is the Annabelle doll! Kat dives into the history of this haunted artifact, and the impact that some of these spooky finds have on the museum industry!
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It's time for a theme episode, so we're bringing back a fan favorite..... the history of food! Kat talking about the history of meat among the indigenous people of North America (basically the history of hunting!) while Kaleigh covers another saucy little ingredient.... the tomato!
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Hey y'all! Kaleigh here for another minisode on the surprisingly recent origins of one of the most iconic children's toys - the Teddy Bear!
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This week, Kaleigh starts us out with the rest of her beauties of Qinhuai, and Kat follows it up to talk about the great kingdom of Kush. Tune in to learn more about it!
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We love talking about museums alongside history, and today Kat is using her minisode to talk about one that just opened, but has been a long time coming... the Grand Egyptian Museum! We'll talk about the artifacts, the process to open it, and the potential it has to offer the world!
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Welcome back to part 2 of our last episode! Kat will be wrapping up the discussion about cannibalism, and Kaleigh will be keeping things light!
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Is it real? Is it a hoax? It's up to you to decide, but Kat will lay the groundwork to help you understand the origins and big discussion points surrounding the Shroud of Turin!
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Another shot and chaser.... but the other way around! This week Kaleigh goes first with ______ and Kat takes a turn by starting a discussion (part 1) about the history of cannibalism. Please note that some content may not be suitable for all listeners!
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Tune into this minisode for the chilling reading and analysis of some of the very first ghost stories we have in the record, including the first haunted house story! Kaleigh reads Pliny the Younger's spooky tales and shares about what makes them so relevant to today. Happy Halloween!
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Halloween is fast approaching, so what better time to learn about the histories of slasher films and ghost stories? That's what Kat and Kaleigh are bringing to the podcast this week, so tune in to learn more!
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Which witch is she? A human, an owl, a practicer of witchcraft? La Lechuza might be a combination of any of these things, so let's dive into the interpretation of owls throughout history, and one of the legends that comes from it!
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What happens when Paris overflows with the dead, but the quarries need to be filled? And what happens when an old ghost story may have roots in a complex historic figure? Stick around and find out!
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It's time for a mini! Enjoy Kaleigh's rambles as she tells you all about the time the US federal government tried to discourage drinking in probably the worst way they could have.
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Welcome back for a macabre episode as we head into spooky season! Kat tackles the history of cemeteries in America and how they've evolved, while Kaleigh takes on one ghost who's been around for a long time - La Llorona!
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Le Recoleta began as part of a church.... but now it's one of the most beautiful and renowned cemeteries in the world. Join Kat for her minisode where she explains the origins of the site, and even a couple of the urban legends surrounding it!
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Here to complete a split episode on Norse funerary rites and their afterlife, Kat brings a part 2 to explain what little we know about the subject (check out our last full episode, 211, for the first part on how they treated the physical forms of their dead). Kaleigh follows it up with the long lost Amber Room - and all of the fates that may have befallen it!
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Join Kaleigh and be regailed by ramblings on the origins of modern museums - the Cabinet of Curiosity and what that tells us about the field now and what has been important to humans forever!
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This week, Kat and Kal are switching it up - Kaleigh will be starting out this week's episode with the story of Renee Sintenis, an artists with a fantastic talent for sculpture. Kat follows with part 1 of 2, starting out on the topic of viking funerals and the afterlife!
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Among the many artifacts that Kat has wanted to talk about for a long time is the Hope Diamond -- and this week, she finally does! Tune in for a short episode to understand the storied and ambiguous past of one of the world's most famous gems..... and the curse that may accompany it.
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It's a theme episode, and this time, we're focusing on food.... or at least things for consumption! Kat is talking about the history of beer and its impact in the world, and Kal is talking about the tasty (and sometimes questionable) story of gelatin. Yum?
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It's Kaleigh's mini-sode! This week, tune into her ramblings on Cabinets of Curiosities and their connection to the origins of museums. Hope you enjoy!
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It's pride month (it was when we initially recorded this episode, whoops!), and that means it's time to feature history from the LGBTQIA+ community! Today Kat will be talking about the role that pulp novels play in the expansion of queer literature, and Kal will be talking about Dorothy Arzner, an influential director through the silent film years and the first woman in the DGA!
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What happens to an old building over the course of hundreds of years? Tune in to find out the very answer in this weeks episode, while we take a look at the history of one of Kat's favorite cathedrals in the world - Notre Dame! We'll dig into the history, the building, and more!
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What's this - an unexpected emergency episode?! What other kind is there?
As always, these episodes pop up whenever we have a brief technical issue or problem.... and keeping with tradition, we talk about two disasters from history (and Kat always picks one about a transportation incident)! So who knows what we'lll talk about in this unexpected episode..... I guess you'll just have to listen to find out!
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We talk about all kinds of museums and important places.... but where did the first one really start? Join Kaleigh's minisode to learn all about Ennigaldi-Nanna's museum, the first one to appear in the archeological record!
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After some technical difficulties, we're back with our other episode for AAPI month! Kat covers the Xia Dynasty, somewhat disputed among historians are more legend than reality, and Kaleigh discusses the colonization of Hawaii!
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Historic houses are one of many types of museums that exist within our communities. Today Kat is going to talk about the origins, some of the benefits, and the drawbacks of old houses!
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Kaleigh takes on another museum topic for today's minisode, delving into the skeletons that made people believe in giants, claims that the Smithsonian destroyed artifacts, and what all of these things mean for museums in our modern context.
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This episode is dedicated to conspiracies, and the possible truths behind them! Kat and Kal have both selected theories from history.... and they're ready to discuss how those events were steeped in suspicion, even when they first happened! So least to say, this episode is definitely NOT a history lecture!
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Museums, their artifacts, and how the two of those entities interact... these are huge factors in how the world sees an object, and the importance it is given. The Mona Lisa is a piece of art with a fascinating journey, so stick around while Kat breaks down its rise in popularity!
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Join us as we talk about the topical Cadaver Synod and the Satsuma Rebellion!
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Welcome back to another Minisode! Today Kat takes a brief (but important) look at UNESCO World Heritage Sites, what they mean for the world, and the importance of preserving cultural heritage.
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Join us in a little historical escapism and hear about the inspiring life of Wilma Mankiller from Kat and the infamously dangerous (mostly to one group of people) poison, Aqua Tofana, from Kaleigh!
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It's Native American Heritage Month! To celebrate we are highlighting some amazing parts of Indigenous American history. Kat finalllyyy tells us the awe-inspiring story of the Navajo Code Talkers, then Kaleigh shares the story of Woman Chief.
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Grab some candy and turn on that halloween ambient sound CD because we have an awesome Halloween episode for y'all! Kat gets us started with shining a light on something that doesn't get nearly as much attention as it's counterpart - the Werewolf Trials in Europe! Kaleigh then holds our hand through the spooky history of Haunted House attractions!
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Here at TINAHL we are celebrating hispanic heritage with two amazing history topics. Kat finally is brave enough to give us a comprehensive look at human offerings in pre-contact central America and Kaleigh tells us all about the little island that could - Culebra!
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It's a theme episode! For this one, we decided that we would pick a topic from our respective histories of interest, so, of course we've got a wild episode for y'all. Kat starts us off with the history of the Circassian Genocide and then Kaleigh leaves us in better spirits with a look at Harris's List of Covent Garden Ladies.
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It's Hispanic Heritage Month! Join us for a riveting history of the Aztec Calendar from Kat and the thrilling tale of the Pastry War from Kaleigh!
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Once again, we're talking about some radically different people for episode 188. Kat will be covering the notorious pirate Grace O'Malley, and Kaleigh is talking about the great American legend... Johnny Appleseed!
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Honestly, episode 187 isn't what it seems! Kat is talking about the casket girls (not the vampires they're rumored to be) and Kaleigh is talking about luddites (the textile workers from the industrial revolutions, not the term for people who dislike technology)!
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How old is it, really? Our theme for this episode is things that are older than we think! Kat will be discussing the legend and origin of the Minotaur, and Kaleigh will take a bite out of the history of chewing gum!
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We are feeling fine because it is episode 159 and we've got some great history for you! Today, Kat covers the larger than life Mary Fields. Then Kaleigh tells us about Victor Lustig, the man that sold the Eiffel Tower - twice!
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It's great to be here for episode 158! Today Kat gives us a wonderful history on Black Americans and the West, including their incredible influence on Cowboy culture, music, food, and Southwestern culture in general. Kaleigh then gives a bio on the peanut guy himself, George Washington Carver.
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It's episode 157 and we are celebrating Valentine's Day! Kat tells us about the unfortunately destroyed 8th natural wonder of the world, New Zealand's Pink and White Terraces. Then Kaleigh gives us the surprisingly long and sometimes deadly history of Valentine's Day.
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Happy 156! For today's episode, we take a look at the Chicago World's Fair or the Chicago World's Columbian Trade Expedition - depending one whatever you think is easier to say. Then we take a look at the life of a incredibly talented photographer and director, Gordon Parks.
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It's a theme week! This time we are throwing it back to our early days as podcasters and looking at natural disasters and how they have impacted history! Kat tells us about the Lake Nyos disaster (you've just got to listen to this one) then Kaleigh gives us the story of the eruption of Mt. Tambora and the Year Without a Summer.
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For 154 we've got you covered on history - Kat tells about the too short life of Don Mellett, murdered Journalist. Kaleigh then tells us about the largest train robbery in history, aptly named The Great Train Robbery.
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Welcome to episode 153! Kat tells us all about Elisabeth Feodorovna, who renounced her title to do good works for the people of Russia. Kaleigh then tells us all about the more colorful than expected, Atilla the Hun.
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It's 152 and we've got some good topics for you! Kat covers the Green Revolution that, for better or for worse, drastically changed global agriculture. Kaleigh then gives us a look at the use of Homing Pigeons throughout history and shares the story of Cher Ami, the bravest pigeon that ever was.
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It's 2024 and we are starting things off strong! Kat covers the life and times of the mother of monsters and of a whole literary genre, Mary Shelley. Then Kaleigh covers the conception and implementation of the French Revolutionary Calendar and its ultimate downfall.
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It's time for our favorite game - guess that history figure! Play along with us as we give the biographies of famous people from history and see how long it takes you to figure out who we are covering!
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It's ep 149 and we've got another shot and chaser for y'all today - Kat kicks things off with a look at how King Leopold and colonizers decimated the Congo. Then Kaleigh attempts to lighten the mood with the story of Violet Jessop, the Unsinkable Woman.
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148!! It's episode 148!!! Kat finally tells us all about one of her all time favorite people and the namesake of her dog, Nancy Wake a.k.a. The White Mouse! Then Kaleigh tells us a tale as old as time, literally, with a look at the Epic of Gilgamesh.
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Episode 147!!! We've got one of our first episodes featuring Napoleon, as Kat discusses the Battle of the Pyramids and the effects of France's occupation of Egypt and its effect on Egyptian history and global perception. Kaleigh then tells us the short but legendary story of two women from Spanish history - Maria Pita and Augustina of Aragon.
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We're continuing our Native American Heritage Month series with a look at Samoset, the man that made first contact with the Plymouth Rock colonizers and the life of Sarah Winnemucca, fierce advocate for Native American rights in the West.
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It's Native American History Month and we are celebrating by sharing the history of the Nazca Civilization and the monuments they built that have stood the test of time and the life of Edmonia Lewis, one of America's most prominent female sculptures.
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We are wrapping our look at European and American witches, Kat tells us the thrilling tale of Salem in America and Kaleigh takes us through the end of the witch trial era in Europe and its implications on today.
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Welcome to the first episode of a two part Halloween series on witches! We switch it up for this one with Kaleigh kicking things off with a look at the start of the European witch hunt craze then Kat gives us an overview of the history of witch hunts in the American colonies, pre Salem.
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It's episode 142 and we've got a good one, Kat kicks us off with her look at the legendary female Viking warrior, Lagertha. Then Kaleigh closes us out with a history of the Malleus Maleficarum, one of the most famous witch hunting manuals in history.
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141!!! Kat get's us going with a complete overview, sprinkled in with some of Kaleigh's unearned confidence in sculpture making. Kaleigh then tells us the wonderfully scandalous tale of May Carleton, the (fake) German Princess.
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Some things never change, we guess... it's October and it's a theme so you know what that means! This episode, Kat covers the Satanic Panic of the 80s in America then Kaleigh tells us all about the life of Alice Kyteler, the Witch of Kilkenny.
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What is up it is Tuesday which means it's another TINAHL episode! Kat tells us all about the Legend of El Dorado (not the movie) and the historic truth behind it. Then Kaleigh takes us way back again to discuss one of the most famous women of Ancient Athens, Aspasia.
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Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! This week we've both got topics that, in typical TINAHL fashion, cover a large span of Hispanic history. Kat kicks us off with a look at the Treaty of Cordoba and the role it played in the formation of a free Mexico. Kaleigh closes us out with the life of Sylvia Rivera, one of the icons of the early gay rights movement in the United States.
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Hey hey hey we've got episode 137 today! Kat first takes us through the explosive history of dynamite and the man who invented it, then Kaleigh tells us about the life and times of Chavela Vargas.
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It's episode 136 and I know I say this a lot but we have a fun one for y'all today! Tune in as Kat covers the Leper King of the Crusades and Kaleigh discusses the origins of NASCAR.
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We're back! It's been a crazy month and its an eve crazier episode! Kat kicks us off with a bio on non other than Vlad the Impaler himself then Kaleigh walks us through one of the most iconic cases in Australian crime history, the Shark Arm Murders,
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Welcome to another emergency episode!! July is crazy for us so enjoy some more "fun" stories while we have a major event at the museum and Kaleigh moves! Kaleigh kicks us off this time with the story of the Flannan Isle Mystery then Kat closes us out with story story of the Hindenburg.
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It's episode 126 and we've got a fun one for ya! Kat starts us off with a look at the Gunpowder Plot, one of the most iconic revolution attempts in all of history then Kaleigh tells us about the invention of the first submarine and it's use in the American Revolution just in time for July 4th (Not intentional).
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Welcome to yet another episode of the podcast where we post weekly episodes! This week Kat tells us all about the icon Jane Addams and the Hull House in Chicago then Kaleigh shares the story of Han Emperor Ai and the legend of the cut sleeve.
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Happy Pride everyone! We're kicking June off with some great topics for y'all! Kat walks us through the life of Erik the Red, Viking explorer, then Kaleigh tells us the history of the Society for Human Rights, the nation's first gay rights advocacy group.
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Hey hey hey we've got a good one today! Episode 120 brings us another theme - scientific rivalries. Kat kicks us off and explains the often misunderstood tension before Edison and Tesla then Kaleigh closes us out with the never misunderstood explicit animosity between Marsh and Cope, the two sides of the Bone Wars.
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Welcome to episode 119! We're continuing our coverage of AAPI stories for AAPI Month with Kat's look at the history of the Terracotta Warriors and Kaleigh's overview of the use of yellowface in Hollywood.
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Welcome to episode 118! Let's not waste time today because we've got a good one for y'all - Kat kicks us off with the mysterious origins of the London Bridge is Falling Down nursery rhyme, Kaleigh then gives us a look at the history of scurvy and why it became such an infamous part of seafaring culture.
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Welcome to the fantastic episode 117! We are kicking of Asian American and Pacific Islander month with a look at two moments in Asian American history. Kat kicks us off with the story of Golden Spike Day, a moment that would have not been possible without Asian immigrants. Kaleigh then covers the life and times of Nam June Paik, one of the leading artists of the 21st century.
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Welcome to episode 116, Kaleigh is out of town and is still writing this so she's gonna keep it short. Kat kicks this one off with a look at the tragedy of the Armenian Genocide, Kaleigh then attempts to lighten the mood with bio on two of the Moulin Rouge's headliners, La Goulue and Jane Avril.
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Happy International Women's History Month! We're kicking things off with a great episode - Kat gets us rolling with a history of the bicycle and how essential it was to women's liberation. Kaleigh then closes us out with a look at the life and times of Rosalind Franklin, the woman who discovered the structure of DNA.
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Hey, what's up, hello! It's episode 108 and we've got some classics for y'all. Kat kicks us off with none other than The Zimmerman Telegram and a look at what lead the US to join WWI. Kaleigh then closes things out with the Santo Domingo Revolution and the Gloucester Conspiracy - some of the first attempts at slave revolutions in the new world.
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What's up everyone, today we've got some women for you, one great and one....less than great. Kat kicks us off with her coverage of the controversial Edith Bolling Galt Wilson, first Lady to Woodrow Wilson. Kaleigh then shares the story of Mary Church Terrell, a trail blazer for American Black women since before the Civil War.
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Welcome to a bonus theme that's actually planned. Due to recent events in certain states (cough Florida cough) we decided to theme this episode around things that have been banned from being taught in Florida classrooms. Kat kicks us off with a discussion of the Grandfather Clause and other voter limiting practices then Kaleigh closes us out with a look at the life of Bayard Rustin.
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Happy Black History Month! To kick off the month we have a theme episode - the real life events that inspired Black History movies, and as an added bonus - we could only pick one that we've already seen. Kat starts us off with her coverage of the Freedom Riders (not writers), then Kaleigh closes us out with their look at the life of Ron Stallworth, the real BlacKkKlansman.
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What's up everyone! Welcomet o episode 104 where KAt gives us the complete history of a very well connected woman, Catherine de Medici then Kaleigh walks us through the Second Opium War between England and China - this time with guest appearances from the USA and France!
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Hey y'all welcome to episode 103! Today Kat gives us an actually fun topic - High Heels! Then Kaleigh harshes the vibe with her coverage of the First Opium War.
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Hello, hello, hello and welcome to episode 102! Today we've got a loaded one, Kat walks us through the life and times of Hannibal (not the cannibal, at least, not that we know of) then Kaleigh gives us an overview on the British East India Company.
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What's up everyone, welcome back to our podcast! Today we have two queens for y'all, what better way to kick off the new year! First, Kat does an amazing job covering the larger than life Queen Victoria of England. Then Kaleigh takes us through what we know about the vastly underrated Kandake Amanirenas.
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Episode 100!!! AHHHH!!!! Welcome to a fun one guys, because we are trying something new - Mystery Histories! For our 100th episode, Kat and Kaleigh give biographies of famous figures from history without giving their name. Tune in to play along and to see how long it takes us to figure out who the other is talking about!
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Kat covered Genghis Khan
Kaleigh Covered Marco Polo
What's up y'all, welcome to our last episode of 2022! To close out the year, Kat walks us through the Bucket War, and yes - you read that correctly. Kaleigh then tells us about the scandalous life of Lady Castamaine, mistress to England's Crown.
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How's it going y'all, welcome to episode 98! Today, Kat attempts to tell a happy story and somehow lands on the Kent State Massacre but fear not, Kaleigh lightens the mood with a retelling of the Bawdy House Riots of 1668.
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Hello, hello, hello and welcome to another not very happy episode of This is Not a History Lecture. Today, as a follow up to episode 96, Kat gives us a look at the Ku Klux Klan and how it became so embedded in American culture. Then Kaleigh tells us the too short (but somehow very long) story of Lady Jane Grey, the Nine Day Queen.
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Welcome to wonderful episode 96 - except this episode is anything but wonderful. To start us off on a (sarcasm) super great note, Kat tells us about the first major motion picture ever, Birth of a Nation, and the effect it had and continues to have on American Society. Kaleigh then closes us out on a (sarcasm) equally great note, the life of Keith Haring, a (not sarcasm) wonderfully passionate artist lost to the AIDS crisis.
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What is up podcast people?? Welcome to the big 9--, and no, we don't want to think about it either. We've got a good one for y'all today. Kat kicks us off with a look at the Conquistadors and gives an overview of the all the trouble they've caused. Kaleigh then tells us about a tiny island with a big and mysterious history, Malden Island.
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Welcome to episode 89. Kat continues her series on the ancient empires of the new world with a look at the Incan Empire. Kaleigh then takes her one opportunity to do something Halloween themed and tells the tales of the Fort of Bhangarh and Lawang Sewu.
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Howdy all, we sure do hope that you are having a fine day wherever you are. Today, Kat continues her series on the pre-contact civilization in Central and South America with an overview of the Aztecs. Kaleigh then closes the show out with a history of Polio.
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Hey y'all, welcome back to yet another episode - oh how the forward march of time is relentless - but in this case, not a bad thing because it's Tuesday again! Kat kicks us off by kicking off her own miniseries here on the channel with an overview of the Mayan civilization. Kaleigh then brings us into Disability Awareness month with the story of Rosa May Billinghurst, disabled suffragette.
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What's up everyone - welcome to lucky number 84. (Its not our lucky number but probably someone's) In this ep Kat tells us the story of the telegraph, aka the consequences of the industrial revolution. Then Kaleigh wraps up her women warrior unit with a look at Las Soldaderas, the women involved in the Mexican Revolution.
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We got a good one for y'all today, and not everyone we can say that for so buckle up! Kat gives us the lowdown on one of the most overlooked archeological sites around the world, the Great Zimbabwe. Kaleigh then tells us about another warrior queen because apparently she's super into that right now, either way stay tuned for the second half to hear about Lakshmi Bai, Rani of Jhansi.
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Dearly beloved, thank you for joining us today for our 82nd episode. Just kidding - the episode is not that bad, though you could argue that every episode is bad because everyone in history, presumably, has died. Kat kicks us off with the Sparrow Campaign, part of the Republic of China's Great Leap Forward. Kaleigh then tells us the tale of the ancient spirit of Vietnamese rebellion, and the two real life sisters that inspired it - the Trung Sisters.
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What's up everyone we've got another fantastic episode for you today, but don't take our word for it - give us a listen! Kat kicks us off with probably one of the coolest stories we've ever done, the story of the notorious and long lasting crime ring, the 40 Elephants. Kaleigh then does her best not to ruin the fun with the Scopes Monkey Trial. See if y'all can guess today's theme without before listening!
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What's up everyone we are on a roll with the fun episode - well, at least its about how fun history can be. Kat starts us off strong with the notorious MKUltra CIA experiment then Kaleigh finishes strong with an overlook on the Oracle of Delphi.
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Hey y'all and welcome to what is probably our most lighthearted episode yet. We thought we'd take it easy on y'all this week so Kat chose the legend of Belle Starr, Outlaw Queen of the West, then Kaleigh tells us the tale of Marguerite Steinheil, the Red Woman of Paris.
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What's up everyone and welcome to our second ever Zoom special! Kaleigh kicks us off with the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923 then Kat braves the horrifying story of the assassination of the last of the Romanovs.
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Hey, y'all - Kat and Kaleigh were both out of town this weekend so you know what that means, emergency episode time! Kaleigh Kicks us off with the account of Spring Heeled Jack - a very curious cryptid then Kat walks us through the voyage of the Endurance and the hardships that its crew faced in the Artic.
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What's up everyone, today we've got a very varied episode for y'all - but what's new? Kat tells us about a piece of history that Kaleigh had never heard of, the Vellore Revolution. Then Kaleigh tries to provide some escapism from the world (at least in America) by telling us the thrilling tale of drumroll Mothman!
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What’s up everyone! Today we’ve got a good ep full of classic history favorites. Kat tells us about the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Kaleigh walks us through the life and times and beheading of the first feminist in the west - Olympe de Gouge.
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Join us as Kat jumps in to the story of Da Vinci and the possibilities of his personal life while Kaleigh delves into the story of the world's first assassins!
Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to lovely episode 71! Today, Kat covers the blunder of the Maginot Line and the Fall of Paris during World War Two then Kaleigh covers the life and times of Oscar Wilde.
What's up everyone, welcome to another theme episode - pride month edition! Today, we have three stories from trans history, a vital and foundational part of the LGBTQIA+ community. Kat tells us the historic story of Lily Elbe and Kaleigh takes us to the American West through the stories of Little Joe Monahan and We:Wha.
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Welcome everyone to lovely episode 69, our topics today, unfortunately, are not as fun as the episode number. Kat tells us about the hate crime committed against Vincent Chin in the 1980s, Kaleigh then gives us the life and times of Mata Hari, exotic dancer turned spoilers secret agent.
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Welcome back to episode 68! Join Kat as she discusses the infamous Bonnie & Clyde on the (almost) anniversary of their deaths, and Kaleigh as she digs into the history of surfing.
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Hello all and welcome to episode 67. Today we are finally bringing you some AAPI history for the month of May. Kat kicks us off with the upsetting story of the Bellingham Riots and Kaleigh gives us a look at the often misunderstood profession of Geishas.
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Hello to all of our lovely listeners this fine Tuesday morning! Today Kat closes out her two part series on the Radium Girls and their fight against the corporate machine. Then Kaleigh unfortunately has to switch things up and cover Roe v. Wade far sooner and for a much more serious reason than she ever imagined.
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Welcome to a theme episode and fair warning - this one’s not for the faint of heart! We’re mixing it up today with Kaleigh opening with the history of arsenic and how the Victorians definitely should’ve been the last generation with how much they used it then Kat closes us out with part one of a two part series on the gut wrenching story of the Radium Girls.
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Hello hello welcome to episode 64. Today Kaleigh wraps us her two part series on the Branch Davidians and the Waco Seige. Then Kat tells us the wonderful tale of none other than Queen Cleopatra herself.
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What’s up everyone, hope you had a fantastic holiday weekend celebrating any holiday you celebrate or we just hope you had a great long weekend! Today we have a more serious episode for y’all, Kat opens with the heartbreakingly awe-inspiring story of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Kaleigh then closes us out with part one of her covering of David Koresh and the Branch Davidians.
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What is up everyone, we are hoping that you are having a fine week so far and that our little how here only makes it better. This week we got some fun ones, Kat takes us through the history of Fort Sumpter and it significance to the American Civil War. Kaleigh then closes us out with the story of the defibitely just friends and two of the most iconic pirates of all time, Anne Bonny and Mary Read.
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Hello and welcome to another very topically diverse episode. Kat kicks us off with an account of the Revolutionary Battle of Yorktown, then Kaleigh closes us out with the life and times of Saladin, a champion of the Third Crusade.
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Welcome to our April Fool's episode but we promise that everything said here is the truth, and boy does that make so much better! Kaleigh does two stories this week, she kicks us off with the Great Stink of 1858, Kat then takes us all the way to the land down under to tell us about the Great Emu War, then Kaleigh finished us off with another 'great' story of history - the Great Moon Hoax of 1835. We hope that all those greats makes this a great episode!
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Hello, hello, hello and welcome to another episode of This is Not a History Lecture! This week we have the fully recorded biographies of Clara Barton done by the lovely Kat and Sojourner Truth, done by the just okay Kaleigh!
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Hey y'all - we got another emergency episode for everyone today because Kaleigh's computer caused problems, yet again. But, fear not! That just means we get to talk about more mysteries of history. This episode, Kat tells us the heartbreaking story of Amelia Earhart and Kaleigh tells one of the first major celebrity crime cases in American history - the case of the missing Lindbergh baby.
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What’s up everyone! It’s a little chill here on this Tuesday morning, good thing we’ve brought you our heated history discussions to warm you right up. Grab a blanket or
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It's women's history month and here at This is Not a History Lecture we are celebrating by bringing y'all the stories of two larger than life women of the American west. Kat starts us off with the awe-inspiring but too short story of Buffalo Calf Road Woman, then Kaleigh tells us the long-promised and hopefully long-anticipated story of Annie Oakley.
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Good Morning everyone! Today we have a fun theme episode for y'all - whether they really exist is up to you to decide. Today we take on two of the wonders of the ancient world, with Kat giving us a history of the fabled city of Atlantis and Kaleigh gives us a history of the alluring Fountain of Youth.
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What is up everybody? Hope y'all are having a lovely Tuesday morning or whatever time/day you are listen to this episode! Today we have a long one but a good one for y'all so go ahead and hit the road on that trip to Colorado you always wanted to make. Kat gives us an overview of the history of book burning and Kaleigh gives us a biography on one of the most iconic women of all time - Josephine Baker.
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Hey y’all - we got another great episode for y’all this fine Tuesday morn’. Kat tells is the larger than life story of Bass Reves, and Kaleigh walks us through the dazzling Harlem Renaissance.
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Happy February y’all and boy howdy do we have a good one for y’all today. Kat takes us back to the civil rights movement and reminds us why high schoolers run the world through her recount of the Little Rock Nine. Kaleigh then tells the dazzling tale of the New Orleans’ own red light district, Storyville, and the queen of the South, Lulu White.
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What is going on podcast people?? Today we got a Great episode for y'all, if we do say so ourselves. Kat gives us a biography on the infamous mobster Al Capone and Kaleigh takes us way back and tells us the history of the ancient city of Babylon.
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Aaaaaaand we’re back! It is so great to record again y’all, and this is a great episode for us to get back in the swing of things. For our 50th episode Kat and Kaleigh picked topics in their favorite parts of history. Kat tells us the very upsetting story of Mwanga of Buganda and Kaleigh gives us an overview of sex work in Victorian societies.
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Hey y'all! Hope everyone is doing well on this fine Tuesday morn'. Today, Kat and I are telling the tales of two very important, but very different, revolutionary figures. Kat tells us about the life and times of Miguel Hidalgo, a leader of the Mexican resistance. Kaleigh fills us in on the story of Huda Sha'arawi, a vital figure to the Egyptian feminist revolution.
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Happy New Year Everyone! Hope you all are having a great start to 2022! We are kicking off the new year with two old stories, because this is a history podcast. Kat tells us the disgustingly heartbreaking story of the Rosewood Massacre of 1923 then Kaleigh, as usually, radically changes the topic and gives us a history of the art of glass blowing.
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Hey y'all - hope everyone is having a very happy holiday season! Welcome to our last episode of the year - we're closing out 2021 with an episode on two music men of the 20th century. Kat tells us the kinda crazy story of Igor Stravinsky and Kaleigh closes out the year with a biography on the man in black himself, Johnny Cash.
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Welcome to our penultimate episode of 2021, thank god it’s almost over. Kat kicks us off with the unbelievable story of the Night Witches and Kaleigh gives us a very classic history lesson on the Magna Carta.
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Happy Holidays everyone! Grab a cup of hot chocolate or spiked cider and join us on our holiday season themed episode! Kat tells us about several Christmastime Cryptids, including the iconic Krampus. Kaleigh continues the celebration by telling us all about the wonderfully ridiculous Yule Lads and friends.
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And we are back! Welcome to the first episode in what is likely to be a very chaotic series of episodes that we are pre-recording for the winter holidays. We've got a pretty great show for y'all today - episode 44 features Kat telling us the story of how the American Bison were systemically eradicated from the country and how that effected the people who relied on them. Kaleigh then gives us a biography on the iconic Sitting Bull and his seemingly fictional but we promise it's real life.
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Welcome back to another emergency episode - this time we get a flash back all the way from July - when everyone had a more optimistic outlook on the world. Kaleigh covers the thrillingly mysterious case of the disappearance of D.B. Cooper and Kat cover the spooky and unfortunate case of The Franklin Expedition.
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Hey y'all and Happy Thanksgiving! This week we are celebrating some amazing moments in American indigenous history. Kat gives a bio of the impressive Red Cloud, and Kaleigh tells the thrilling story of the Battle at Little Bighorn all of those involved.
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Hello, hello, hello! Today we are celebrating Indigenous People’s month with two more great topics. Kat gives us a very well crafted overview of Ancient Mesopotamia, and Kaleigh takes us all the way to America and covers the absolute BAMF Sacagawea.
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Happy Tuesday to everyone! Today we are coming at y’all recorded with another theme episode for the big 4-0. Kat covers the devastating San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906, Kaleigh covers the heartbreaking burning of the great Library of Alexandria.
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Hey y’all - hope you’re buckled in because we have a wild ride of an episode today. Kat talks about the Herrero Genocide and Kaleigh talks about the origins and traditions of Dia de los Muertos.
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What is up everybody - today we are coming at you live (well not live - this is a recorded audio medium, but you get it) with our very first Halloween episode. In true good history major fashion, Kat kicks us off with her account of the history of Halloween and where we get some of the most iconic traditions of the holiday. Kaleigh then tells us the terrifying tale of the storm of 1900 and the ghosts that still haunt Galveston Island.
Sorry for the late upload everybody - Kaleigh is a big dummy and forgot that her internet is so bad that it takes 20 years to upload episodes!
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What's up guys - welcome to another episode of the podcast you are currently listening to. This episode we continue our coverage of disabled history for Disability Awareness Month. Kat starts us off with another story of some bad*ss students who took a stand during the DPN protests and Kaleigh tells the life story of tortured artist Ernest Hemingway.
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Hello everyone and welcome back to our podcast! Today we are kicking off disability awareness month with two stories from history - Kat covers the inspiring story of the section 504 sit-in and Kaleigh covers King Tut - one of the most well known but mysterious figures from Ancient Egypt.
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Hey y’all! Welcome to October - Kaleigh’s favorite month of the year! Today we are kicking off the holiday season with a themed episode - spooky houses. Kat covers the twist and turn filled story of the Winchester Mystery House and talks about the twist and turned filled house itself. Kaleigh tackles one of the most infamous murder mysteries in American history - Lizzie Borden and the Lizzie Borden house. Grab your pumpkin cream cold brews and get ready for spooky season!
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What's up y'all and welcome back to another episode of This is Not A History Lecture - we love having you here listening to us not live! Today we got another one of our classic episodes - meaning Kat and Kaleigh did topics that have literally nothing to do with each other. Kat covers the B.A.M.F. Sophie Scholl who sacrificed her life to do what she could to resist the Nazis from inside Germany. Kaleigh, completely flipping the script, gives what she hopes is a good overview of Ancient Mayan mythology.
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Hey besties! Welcome to yet another episode of This is Not a History Lecture. In today's lucky number episode 33, we are covering some more Hispanic heritage stories for National Hispanic Heritage Month! Kat starts off the episode by covering the amazing and not very well known story of Mexico's efforts in World War Two. Kaleigh covers a Texan classic - the story of the Alamo and the potentially problematic effects of how Texans perceive this event.
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Welcome to Hispanic Heritage month, well we're a day early but you get the idea. We're kicking off with two stories about some really awesome women from Mexico! Kat tells the life story of the influential and inspiring Frida Kahlo. Kaleigh covers another part of the arts with her biography on Mexican and American actress Katy Jurado.
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What's up y'all and welcome to a somewhat chaotic episode (more mic probs - surprise surprise). Bare with us while Kat and Kaleigh tell two more stories from history with very low quality audio. Kat tells the epic story of John Brown and the rebellion attempt at Harper's Ferry. Kaleigh finishes up her discussion of Charles Manson and the Manson family murders - this time focusing on the beliefs and psychology behind the cult.
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Welcome to the big 3-0! We are celebrating our big day with another themed episode - and this is a juicy one. Kat takes us through the history of Jim Jones and The People's Temple and Kaleigh covers the first half of her two part series on Charles Manson, the Manson family murders, and how it changed American society.
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Hey y'all welcome to the lovely land of episode 29. In this one, Kat takes on one of the most famous myths in American history - what exactly happened to the lost colony of Roanoke. Kaleigh once again (for some reason) takes us all the way back to ancient times, where she walks us through the long and definitely not cohesive history of the Olympic Games.
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Hey y'all - welcome to episode 28! Kat walks us through the long and winding history of the world's longest and windiest wall - The Great Wall of China. Kaleigh takes a turn and tells us the depressingly short story of Joan of Arc - the woman who was destined to save France.
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Hey besties! We have a fun one for y'all today. Kat covers the absolutely badass women of the Dahomey Warriors, the basis for most of our ideas about ancient Amazonians. Kaleigh covers the absurd rule of the Emperor Caligula.
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Buckle in for a weird one - this week we're covering medical stuff. Kat covers the landmark and frankly iconic case of Phineas Gage. Kaleigh takes us back to the French Revolution and covers the odd and kind of disturbing case of Tarrare.
Just a quick content warning for y'all - this one gets pretty gross and graphic, we do not recommend listening during lunch.
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Welcome to our second emergency episode! Today we're covering two more historic mysteries, hopefully we won't run out of these anytime soon with the way we're using these episodes. Kat covers the infamous Flight 19 that disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle. Kaleigh covers the peculiar case of the Devil's Footprints that plagued a small town in England in the 1800s.
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Welcome back to yet another episode of this is not a history lecture! Today, yet again, we are covering two wildly different topics - Kat gives us a piece of the story of World War II with her discussion of Operation Valkyrie and Kaleigh discusses the Rosetta Stone, the key to unlocking the history of Ancient Egypt.
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Greetings earthlings! Welcome to episode 23 where - surprise, surprise, Kat and Kaleigh cover widely different topics. Hey - at least they're in the same century this time. Kat covers the Loving case and the Supreme Court decision that granted marriage equality to all Americans regardless of race. Kaleigh sends us way into the stratosphere with her overview of the history of space exploration, from the beginnings of flight to the first steps on the moon.
Happy birthday America, we guess. Today we are taking the time to discuss two of the definitely not great points in American history. Kat covers the devastating Trail of Tears and Kaleigh covers the horrifying history of the American Indian Boarding Schools.
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Welcome to our longest episode yet - kick back and relax as we tell y'all about two things that could not be more different! For Father's day we covered some of our dad's favorite topics and they were both long ones. For her dad, Kat gives us a great biography on earthshaker and founder of the Lutheran Church Martin Luther. Kaleigh attempts to give a relatively complete history of the man, the myth, the legend - bigfoot.
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Welcome to episode 20 - another mountain themed themed episode! Kat goes waaaay back to 79 CE and the historic eruption of Mt. Vesuvius and destruction of Pompeii. Kaleigh brings us all the way to 1980, with the eruption of Mt St. Helens that rocked southwest Washington state.
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And we're back with episode 19! Sticking with the Pride month theme, Kat covers the Stonewall Riots that kickstarted the Pride movement and give us the reason we celebrate today. Kaleigh takes us back all the way to 600 CE and covers the ultimate girlboss and China's only female emperor - Wu Zetian.
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In celebration of Pride month, we discuss an important event and important figure from gay history! Kat dives into the HIV/AIDS epidemic and the challenges and hardships that the LGBTQIA+ community faced in the 80s and 90s. Kaleigh takes us all the way back to Ancient Greece, and tells us the story of Sappho, the first woman poet in the Western tradition and a person who loved freely.
P.S. IT'S KALEIGH'S BIRTHDAY - y'all better tweet us wishing her a great day!!
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Bad new's y'all - American racism is against all people of color, not just one group, in case you didn't know! Today we're talking more about America's history of racism against the Chinese people during the turn of the 20th century. Kat covers Tape v. Hurley, a landmark case against segregation in public schools, almost 70 years before Brown v. Board of education. Kaleigh covers one of the most explicitly racist pieces of legislation in America's history - the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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It's Mother's Day! Well, kind of. We ended up a little late on that but join us as we cover our mother's favorite parts of history. Kat kicks us off with the invention of the Gutenburg Printing Press, and Kaleigh takes us all the way through the evolution of the printed word to 1864 and the story of famed journalist Nellie Bly.
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It's episode 15 - you know what that means, it's time for a theme! This week we cover the very topic subject of major pandemics in history. Kat braves the deadly Bubonic Plague and Kaleigh takes on the not quite as deadly but still very deadly Spanish Flu of 1918.
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Hey guys - looks like we couldn't find a mic! So join us on our first emergency episode where we tell the tales of two historical mysteries - the Dancing Plague of 1518 and the disappearance of the passengers aboard the Mary Celeste. Don't worry we wont be gone for long - catch us again next week for another thrilling episode that we didn't pre-record months ago!
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Welcome to an uncharacteristically short episode! For our 13th episode Kat covers the unlucky history of the American Dust Bowl and Kaleigh covers the not so unlucky history of the number 13.
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This week Kat tackles the oldest, longest, and most treacherous (probably) trade route in history - The Silk Road, and Kaleigh tells the story of the first flapper and the original manic pixie dream girl - Zelda Fitzgerald.
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This week Kat and Kaleigh discuss two great minds that lived centuries apart- Alan Turing, a mathematician who radically influenced WWII, and Socrates who founded western philosophy.
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Buckle up for a whirlwind episode - in honor of our tenth show, we're speed-running ten different American assassinations. Join us as discuss presidents, civil rights leaders, and even members of the entertainment industry.
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Tune in this week as we shake things up- Kaleigh goes first, finishing up her two part series on spiritualism and Harry Houdini. Kat follows with the tales of Rasputin, the mad monk... who was never really a monk.
This week we go way back to the Victorians and the first part of our two part series on Spiritualism - and - we go way way back to Nefertiti, one of the great queens of Egypt.
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As we near the 110th anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, Kat recounts the events on that fateful day when 146 people lost their lives. Kaleigh lightens the mood with the story of the War of the Worlds broadcast, and the truth behind the hysteria it inspired.
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What do a World War II art conservator and a Mongolian Princess have in common? Bad Hollywood interpretations and - they're the subjects of this week's episode! Join us as we talk about Rose Valland and Khutulun, two more kickbutt women from history.
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Ever need a good reason not to climb a mountain? Well this week we're giving you two. Join us as we talk about the Donner Party and the Dyatlov Pass Incident.
Content Warning this week's episode includes disturbing content and mention of cannibalism, viewers are given warning to skip through graphic sections.
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Our stories this week include the barnstormer Bessie Coleman, known as ‘Brave Bessie’ and one of the most powerful and notorious pirates of all time, Ching Shih.
This week features two fantastic women- one a pioneering journalist and suffragist, another an inspiration for modern music.
Join our discussion this week as Kat covers the Tuskegee Airmen, the first black aviators to join the US Army Air Corps during WWII. Kaleigh follows with influential black figures among the royal courts and politics who changed history.
Stop by for Kat and Kaleigh’s first episode as they chat about two of the events that got them started in history- the tragedy of the Titanic and mass hysteria of McCarthyism.
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