KMIH 88.9 The Bridge
What happened today in history?
What happened today in history is a informative an fun podcast. each week the team of two, will and nova, dive into the books, with the goal of bringing past stories to life via editing and story telling! whether it be a rocket launch or a home run, we will cover it all!
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KMIH 88.9 The Bridge
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May 14, 2025
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Episodes
What happened today in history? Game of thrones 17.04.2024 1:42
This week, learn about the debut of the original HBO production of Game of Thrones, which occurred on 4/17/2011!
what happened today in history? BIRTHDAY! 06.03.2024 2:28
today the team talks about the monumental event, of will procks birthday! just kidding! today we cover one of the last, record setting flights of the SR-71, blackbird. from la, to dc!
what happened today in history? End of the gulf war 28.02.2024 2:08
this week the team chose to discuss and write about the end of the Gulf War, and the victory of the collation. ()
What happened today in history? St Valentine's day massacre 14.02.2024 1:24
Normally Valentine's Day, is a day for people to get together and show their love. However, during the probation era Al Capone, did not have the same plan.
What happened today in history? the microwave! 09.02.2024 1:29
This week, the team talks about the humble microwave, and where it came from!
What happend today in history? Land Ahead! 09.02.2024 1:47
this week, the team chose to bring the first sighting of new Zealand to, life!
What happened today in history, david bowie 09.02.2024 1:40
this week, the team chose to talk about the passing of David bowie, a music icon that will be missed dearly, and left ripples in the industry and beyond.
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