Joey & Stock
The History Buffet
A unique history podcast covering the weird, bizarre, and oft forgotten parts of history. Hosts Joey and Stock are both teachers who are bringing their buffet style history conversations to the podcasting world. Each episode will consist of a "main course" or main story of an odd event in history. One main course from Joey and one from Stock. Each episode will also have "side dishes" where both Joey and Stock will argue, debate, and wax poetic about historical movies, music, books, and the ever-changing nature of history!
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Jun 28, 2024
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Episodes
Greatest Beer Run in History, Underground Railroad Quilts, and Balloonfest '86 w/ Seth Williamson 14.10.2020 50:01
This week learn all about the greatest beer run in history when a U.S. Marine decided to bring the comforts of home to the front lines in Vietnam. Also this week hear about the covert operations of the Underground Railroad and the clever use of quilt designs to help get slaves to freedom. Lastly have you ever heard of Balloonfest '86? Find out what happened when the city of Cleveland tried to brea...
Live at the Vogue Theater in Indianapolis 03.08.2020 28:38
Joey & Stock talk about one of the first recorded murders in the history of the state of Indiana. Stock dives into the details surrounding the mystery behind the killing of Benjamin Fisher. A tavern in Strawtown, Native Americans, revenge, and death all play a role in this historic Indiana murder. Also hear about Albert Einstein, France in the 2006 World Cup, Christopher Columbus, and the thermal...
Female Pirate Jeanne de Clisson, Dutch Navy Surrenders to French Cavalry, and Joey & Stock's Favorite Albums 27.07.2020 51:21
This week learn all about one of the most notorious female pirates in history Jeanne de Clisson. Out for revenge after her husband's death de Clisson was ruthless as she roamed the English Channel. Also this week we answer the question 'Can a naval fleet really be overtaken by cavalry forces?' Hear the remarkable story of the capture of the Dutch fleet at Den Helder. For this week's side dish Joey...
Peking to Paris Race, Jack the Baboon, Leftovers of James Bond Themes and George Washington 20.07.2020 46:55
This week learn all about the famous Peking to Paris automobile race in 1907 and 1908. A race that spans over 9,300 miles with cars that weren't necessarily known for their speed. Also hear the incredible story of a baboon named Jack that worked the railway signals for the Cape Town to Port Elizabeth railway in South Africa during the late 19th century. This week's leftover segment includes in dep...
The Emperor of the United States, Algerian Independence Movement, Favorite Ben & Jerry's Flavors 13.07.2020 1:07:04
This week learn all about Emperor Norton I of the United States. You may be familiar with America's presidents but we bet there's a lot you don't know about America's beloved emperor! Also learn about Algeria's struggle with France to become a fully independent nation. Everything from the beginning influence of the Ottoman Empire to the Pied-Noir Algeria has had a very storied past. On this week's...
Chessie the Cat, Operation Mincemeat, and Would We Re-do High School? 06.07.2020 47:20
This week learn all about the adorable mascot for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Chessie the Cat. During the Great Depression America fell in love with this lovable cat and if you look close enough you may just find her image on rail cars still today! Also this week learn about one of the oddest secret missions of World War 2 that completely fooled the Nazis. This top secret spy operation may hav...
"Knocker Uppers", The Nice Midday Cannon, and Second Helpings of: The Rocketeer and The Gilded Age 29.06.2020 48:24
This week learn all about one of the most peculiar jobs of the Industrial Revolution the "Knocker Upper". When you need to wake up for work on time but have no alarm clock the Knocker Ups will rattle your windows to "wake the world from sleeping". Also on this week's episode learn about a tradition that takes place in Nice, France reminding the locals when to break for lunch! During the Going Back...
Weird Indiana History, "Night Witches" of the U.S.S.R., and High School Stories 22.06.2020 52:53
This week learn all about Indiana's first capital city, famous tree stumps throughout the state, and an enormous cow! Local history can also be some of the most interesting! During WW2 the Soviet Union created all female bomber squadrons. The most fierce of these groups was the 588th Night Bomber Regiment also known as the "Night Witches" because of their deadly attacks on the Nazis. This week's s...
The Man Who Wouldn't Die, The Magician of Iron, and Leftovers with Taft & Paris 15.06.2020 1:03:46
This week learn all about the tale of Michael Malloy, also known as "Durable Mike" or the "Rasputin of the Bronx". Malloy survived not one, not two, but five murder attempts! Also discover the man behind the masterpiece of the Eiffel Tower. Gustave Eiffel was an architectural mastermind but there's more to this man than meets the eye. This week Joey and Stock serve up another helping of leftovers...
Ancient Order of Froth Blowers, Tulsa Race Massacre, and Who Plays the Role of Joey & Stock? 08.06.2020 1:09:38
This week learn all about the Ancient Order of Froth Blowers. This British organization found a way to drink beer and raise money for charity all at the same time! While we on the History Buffet always like to keep things pretty lighthearted we also felt the need to discuss a moment in U.S. History that tends to be overlooked. Amidst the Jim Crow Era was a terrible event known as the Tulsa Race Ma...
Catholicism Q&A Session, Peshtigo Fire, and More Historical Misconceptions w/ Lucas Holt 01.06.2020 56:15
This week we have a Q & A session with our special guest Lucas Holt! We discuss and answer questions regarding various beliefs and aspects of the Catholic faith, the process of becoming a Saint, why Catholic weddings are so long, and more! Lucas also discusses the rarely mentioned Peshtigo Fire and its fascinating connection to an apparition of the Virgin Mary. Also this week Joey and Stock have a...
The Biggest Glutton in History, Pesäpallo, and Going Back for Seconds 25.05.2020 55:34
This week learn all about Tarrare, the hungriest man in history. Tarrare's voracious appetite led him to eat things most would think unimaginable. Also learn the ins and outs of Finland's favorite sport Pesäpallo. While somewhat similar to baseball it is a unique sport all its own! New this week is a segment call Going Back for Seconds in which Joey & Stock give credit to some unsung heroes in his...
Life of King Louis IX, Fidel Castro's Dairy Obsession, and Star Wars v. Star Trek 18.05.2020 1:02:48
On this week's episode learn all about the interesting life of King Louis IX (also known as Saint Louis) and how he became the name sake for one of the United State's most famous cities! Also this week learn about Fidel Castro's bizarre obsession with all things dairy including everything from fighting with diplomats over cheese to breeding hybrid cows. This week's side dish is all about which is...
Eccentric Businessman Timothy Dexter, The Day the Mississippi River Ran Backwards, and Historical Misconceptions 11.05.2020 52:38
On this week's episode learn all about the life of eccentric business man Timothy Dexter. Was he a shrewd master of business or did he just have dumb luck? Either way, his personal life alone will leave listeners scratching their heads. What is a fluvial tsunami and can it really make the Mississippi River flow in the opposite direction? We are also introducing a new segment on the show called The...
Charles VI's Glass Delusion, Dancing Plague of 1518, and Favorite Novels 04.05.2020 52:47
On this week's episode learn all about Charles VI of France and his psychiatric disorder where he believed he was made of glass! Also learn about the odd happenings of one of the strangest cases of dancing mania ever with the Dancing Plague of 1518. This episode isn't all about strange medical disorders of medieval Europe. The side dish this week is dedicated to Joey and Stocks favorite novels!
Sgt. Stubby, The Beheading of St. Denis, and This Day In History 27.04.2020 44:27
On this week's episode learn about Sergeant Stubby, the most decorated war dog from World War I and the only dog to be promoted to the rank of sergeant through combat. Also learn about the crazy legend surrounding the martyrdom of the man who brought Christianity to France, St. Denis. For our side dish this week hear about all of the gigantic historical events that took place on April 21st!
The Rhino of the Château d'If, The Great Emu War, and Top 5 Musicals of All Time 20.04.2020 1:18:09
On this week's episode learn all about the unusual animal that paid a visit to the famous Château d'If. Also learn about Australia's debacle in the Great Emu War of 1932. Our side dish this week includes Stock & Joey discussing their top 5 musicals of all time!
Top Five Movies of the 1980s 17.04.2020 43:44
This is an extended "side dish" bonus episode where Joey and Stock discuss and debate the top five movies of 1980s based solely and completely on their own subjective opinion. Agree, Disagree, Debate, and Discuss!
Carrie A. Nation and Le Petit Prince 13.04.2020 37:51
On this week's episode of The History Buffet learn about the life of Carrie Nation. A woman who was on a mission from God to rid America of its alcoholism. Also learn about the mysterious death of famous French author Antoine Saint-Exupéry the writer of Le Petit Prince.
Friars of Monaco, Great Molasses Flood, and William the Conqueror 06.04.2020 43:18
In this episode learn all about the history of the notorious friars of Monaco, the Great Molasses Flood of Boston in 1919, and how William the Conqueror shaped the English language!
William Walker, Montparnasse Derailment, and Etymology 30.03.2020 48:30
Main Courses include: William Walker and the Filibuster campaign of 1856-1857. The infamous Montparnasse Station steam engine derailment. Side dishes this week are about etymology and the origin of the word "vaccine".
The History Buffet - Trailer 22.03.2020 0:42
Official trailer for The History Buffet with Joey and Stock. Episodes coming soon!
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