History Rhymes
History Rhymes
History doesn't repeat, but it does rhyme. This is the podcast where a guy who teaches and knows his history explains history to a guy who doesn't. Join Tom and Jono on a journey through the ages as they connect the dots from the past to the present. No stupid questions here. Only half baked jokes.
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Jul 1, 2026
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Episodes
Canada's Prime Ministers - Part 2: The Leaders Who Built a Nation 01.07.2026 1:53:03
Who were Canada's greatest Prime Ministers—and how did they shape the country we know today? In this episode of History Rhymes, Tom Allen and Jono Saye continue their journey through Canadian history, picking up after the Great Depression and World War II to explore the modern Prime Ministers who transformed Canada. From Louis St. Laurent and the Trans-Canada Highway to John Diefenbaker, Lester B....
A Complete History of Canada’s Prime Ministers 16.06.2026 1:30:26
What do a binge-drinking founding father, political scandals, nation-building, and some surprisingly powerful leaders have in common? In this episode of History Rhymes , Tom and Jono dive into the fascinating history of Canada's Prime Ministers. From Confederation to the personalities that shaped the country, this first installment explores the men who built modern Canada—and some of the bizar...
Iran Part 2: How Britain, America, and Oil Reshaped Iran 03.06.2026 1:08:26
Why is modern Iran so suspicious of foreign powers? In Part 2 of our Iran series, we move from ancient Persia into the modern era, exploring the events that shaped the relationship between Iran, Britain, and the United States. From the rise of oil and foreign influence to Operation Ajax, the Shah, the Cold War, and the roots of modern anti-Western sentiment, this episode examines the historical fo...
Why Iran is at Odds with the West | The History Behind the Conflict 20.05.2026 1:10:18
What actually caused the modern conflict with Iran? In this episode of the History Rhymes podcast, we break down the history of modern Iran — from the ancient Persian Empire to the rise of the Islamic Republic — and explore how events like Operation Ajax, Cold War politics, oil, and foreign intervention shaped the Middle East we know today. We dive into the CIA-backed 1953 coup, the role of Britai...
THIS IS A TEST 20.05.2026 0:23
THIS IS A TEST
Julius Caesar: Part 3 - The Fall of Julius Caesar 05.05.2026 1:43:47
How does a republic fall… and one man take control? In this final episode of our Julius Caesar series, we follow Julius Caesar at the height of his power—where military dominance, political influence, and narrative control collide. From the Gallic Wars to the consolidation of power in Rome, this episode breaks down how Caesar transforms from a rising figure into an unstoppable force—and why the sy...
The Life of Julius Caesar – Part 2 21.04.2026 52:32
Before he ruled Rome, Julius Caesar built something even more powerful: his name. This episode follows Caesar’s rise through politics, influence, and calculated risk—where branding, alliances, and ambition collide inside a fragile republic. From massive public spending and political maneuvering to forming alliances with Pompey the Great and Marcus Licinius Crassus, we break down how Caesar climbs...
The Life of Julius Caesar – Part 1 09.04.2026 50:42
One of the most famous leaders in history, Julius Caesar has been immortalized as one of the greatest (or most infamous) names of all time. Join Tom and Jono as they connect the dots of Julius Caesar's life to modern-day leaders and the decisions they make that impact us today.
History Rhymes Show Trailer 08.04.2026 0:20
Possibly the greatest podcast in history! Join Tom and Jono as they connect the dots of the past to our present and find out if history really does rhyme.
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