Casual History
Casual History
Welcome to "Casual History"We are two casual history buffs who are constantly learning and wanting to explore new ideas and mysteries of the past. We are no experts by any means, but through this process we hope to gain a deeper understanding and love for our shared history. New episodes weekly! - CH
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Feb 21, 2024
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Episodes
5 Minute History - Mayan Discovery 10.06.2020 3:32
Welcome to our first episode of a new mini series " 5 Minute History " Today we give you the low down on a new Mayan discovery! Be sure to leave a rating and review if you enjoy what you hear. - CH
Isaac Newton Decodes The Bible? 08.06.2020 44:59
In this episode we discuss Issac Newton's obsession with the bible and the end of days. Make sure to leave us a rating and review if you enjoy what you hear. Also starting this Wednesday we are starting a new mini series called "5 minute history". Quick, digestible stories and new discovers in under 5 minutes. - CH
Ancient Egypt & Pyramid Mysteries (Part 1) 31.05.2020 1:00:24
Welcome to episode 2 of "Casual History" Today we take on the great pyramids and the mysteries surrounding the ancient Egyptian civilization. Did they hold more knowledge than previously thought? In part 1 of this multiple part series, we begin our journey down the rabbit hole. - CH
The Lost Colony of Roanoke 25.05.2020 48:57
Welcome to "Casual History" In our debut episode, we walk through the mystery of the lost colony of Roanoke. We are two casual history buffs who are constantly learning and wanting to explore new ideas and mysteries of the past. We hope with our casual conversations you can learn something new. We are no experts by any means, but through this process we hope to gain a deeper understand...
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