Trust the Dust

On this channel, history isn’t dusty or boring—it’s dramatic, chaotic, and occasionally hilarious. In 1776, Jemima Wilkinson died, rebooted as the Public Universal Friend, preaching genderless salvation until 1819—colonial America’s boldest spiritual rebrand with sermons, followers, and side-eye. Thank you for joining us on Trust the Dust. Please like and subscribe.

On this channel, history isn’t dusty or boring—it’s dramatic, chaotic, and occasionally hilarious. Born 1341 BCE, crowned at nine, King Tut ruled briefly, died 1323 BCE, buried with bling, and accidentally became history’s most famous teenager of all. Thank you for joining us on Trust the Dust. Please like and subscribe.

On this channel, history isn’t dusty or boring—it’s dramatic, chaotic, and occasionally hilarious. 1643: Louis XIV becomes King of France at five. 1661: he grabs power, builds Versailles, rules 72 years. 1715: he dies, proving absolute monarchy means absolutely exhausting.