Browsing History

A touchy subject this week with everything going on in the world. But the boys put on there big boy pants, tinfoil hats & dive right in to the history of this conflict.

One of many iconic moments of the last century. Strap on your tinfoil hats. As the lads take a paddle in the ocean of the event, that popularised the term "conspiracy theory."

Part 2 of our epic Napoleon Bonaparte double episode. Leading up to the release of Ridley Scotts biographical. We start as Napoleon snatches power from the government, his coronation as Emperor & eventual exile.

Part 1 The big little man himself. The lads learn about the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte in part 1 of an epic 2 part tale.

Remember, remember the 5th of November!! Ieuan, Ross & Sam sit down and talk about an event in history that gave the Great British public an excuse to get pissed up & blast some fireworks!

After a slew of sequels and a cheat episode last week. We hitting you big George Lucas style and laying out a lil prequel to our prelude to the war of the roses ep. Looking at big bad Henry V and wetting himself wild Charles VI. Sam lays out histories tale whilst Ieuan tells ya what he remembers of 2019s The King. As we discuss "The battle of Agincourt."

Excited for the release of Martin Scorsese newest epic. Based on true events. The lads talk about the history behind the movie. Spoiler free . We talk about how the Osage tribe get hella rich and touch briefly on the events behind the movie.

This week the lads talk about one of the most important events in English history & why all good British citizens should learn the tune of a 00s radio jingle. A sequel to our Harold Hardrada episode as we finish whats left of the story after the battle of stamford bridge.

Our first sequel episode! Also our first late episode. Our bad. The Cork board was coming together already without a sequel. But hear how big bad Britain returned with it's old enemy & new best bud France. Finally teaming up. Unfortunately to do some mad colonial shit and bring on a "century of shame" for China.

The lads chat football hooligans & Bannerlord'n with the last great Viking in history. Harold Hardrada, taking a grab at the English throne & ending his career at the battle of Stamford bridge.

All three lads Sam,Ieuan & Ross look into one of the bloodiest wars fought on English soil. With such an epic war the lads cover the lead up to war & its first major field battle. A war so bloody even fantasy writers cop the narrative. Put down your TV remote & pick up a history podcast. Fact is way cooler than fiction.

The lads are joined by Ross from "All of the stuff and some of the things" podcast. They talk wahibist wizards hiding in caves. Official stories from Klaus Schwab & his cronies. Can jet fuel melt steal beams? Building 7 didn't kill itself! Strap on your tinfoil hat as we become primary sources of history and rap about the 9/11 attacks.

The lads read the writings of the king of Judo himself. Undefeated from 1937-1950 multiple time Judo champion & later infamous for snapping Helio Gracie (legendary Brazillian Jiu Jitsu fighter) shit lending to an ancient technique being named after him.

Ieuans back & the lads are back dressed in their historical garb to discuss the British empire at it's naughtiest. Keepin the Chinamandem down & out. Hitting them sleepy boys with the good Indian smack. See how Great Britain got one of the oldest empires of the world. Hooked on junk.

Sam fucked up & wrote a whole episode for some shit that happened like two weeks ago. Idiot. So, another movie companion. With Ieuan away for one more week he decided to bring in a Scottish pal Jack. Near the execution date of Scottish hero William Wallace. They tear apart the classic movie "Braveheart."

Ieuans away so Sam pulls Ross & Keiran from "All of the stuff & some of things podcast" back for another telling of history. One of the lesser known American rebellions. Don't try to take whiskey off a hillbilly.

This week we invited Ross & Kieran of "All of the stuff & some of the things" podcast. Trying something different. We bring you tales of Jesters from the past to help celebrate the back end of "international clown week."

"Hannibal rode elephants into cartilage."-Mike Tyson. Romes greatest enemy, the og land pirate & absolute madlad Hannibal Barca. Hear how he rode elephants over mountains, put the big spook on Rome & handed them the greatest defeat in their entire history.

Somewhere around late July, early August 480 BC. 300 spartans, a bunch of butt slave meat pockets & other greeks battled against an invading persian force. Centuries later a dude wrote a comic book about said battle. That was pretty sick so some other dudes made a movie about the comic book. Now the lads come in and shit on one of your favourite movies whilst you listen to them ramble. Stick the f...

This week the lads chat about the Iriquois nation. A collection of north eastern native American tribes. The war they fought over beaver furs & the eventual deal they make with good'ol Brittania.

Rocking togas and swilling beers like a couple of frat bros. The lads get chattin about notorious wall lover and "little greek. Ancient Hadrian of Rome. His life, his graft & his death.

This week the lads look at the absolute pimpery that is the life of Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight champion of the world in boxing. The date, when he fought "the great white hope," James "Jim" Jefferies. His wild rides,his fine suit & how this dude fought against the racial prejudice at the time. Just so he can punch another chavvie in the snotbox.

Back in one of the lads favourite centuries. They chat about the crazy-eyed, drunkern mormon & bodyguard to founder of mormonism Joseph Smith. How Porter Rockwell went from mad berry picker with a limp to one of the wild wests most renowned sherrifs.

CURSED episode. Sorry it's late folks but we got our first cursed episode. After canceled meet ups,sweaty costumes & corrupted audio. The lads found a way around and despite a drop in audio quality. We made it. Come learn about one of Japanese histories most important dudes. Naughty chavvie.

Back on form, the lads cover one of the most important documents in the history of human rights. Aswell as looking at what caused it in the failed reign of King John. Is the document as great as everyone makes out? Did it even cover peasants like our hosts & a bunch of home brewed conspiracy theories from the lads.