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Welcome to D Listers of History, a podcast about people you've never heard of who changed the world.
Every week, Fayge and Mazal explore the history that makes us who we are today. Our biography episodes dive deep into the lives of incredible people most have never heard of. These are people who did big things or represent big ideas that impact what is happening in our world today.
Our Sidebar episodes focus on a current event and explore a piece of history that brought us to this historical moment.
Always entertaining and sometimes with a bit of sass, join us in our explorations of the "D Listers" of history.
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Every week, Fayge and Mazal explore the history that makes us who we are today. Our biography episodes dive deep into the lives of incredible people most have never heard of. These are people who did big things or represent big ideas that impact what is happening in our world today.
Our Sidebar episodes focus on a current event and explore a piece of history that brought us to this historical moment.
Always entertaining and sometimes with a bit of sass, join us in our explorations of the "D Listers" of history.
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
49 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
50 episodes
since Jan. 9, 2023
episodic
explicit content
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If you are in the United States, there is a good chance that you will suffer from a heat wave this summer. Cool down with Fayge and dive into the Little Ice Age and its many impacts on Europe. It will involve fashion, politics, and a tiny bit of science, the best combination.
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Dive into the surprisingly dramatic story of the invention of the sewing machine, if anyone can decide who did it first anyway. This story has it all: revolutions, bonfires, poorly managed paperwork, patent theft... and it all relates to Artificial Intelligence (AI), no, really.
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This week, join Fayge on a boat sailing the Delaware River to chat about Philadelphia's 1793 Yellow Fever epidemic. Please excuse the audio. The mic did really well, given the amount of wind that day, but there is only so much one can do in post.
We will be back with a full-length episode next wee…
Former President Trump is the first President to be incited in a criminal court, but he is far from the first President to break the law.
There is one story of another President ending up on the wrong side of the law, but how it was handled and remembered is very different.
Further Reading:
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"Gay" and "Republican" might seem like identities that don't really go together, but to the Log Cabin Republicans, that is exactly who they are.
The origins of the Log Cabin Republicans, though, are about as far from what you are probably imagining as you can get.
Reverend Raymond Broshears wor…
There is quite a bit of disagreement regarding how to handle the results of our modern opioid epidemic. In Philadelphia, Mayor Cherelle Parker, amidst heavy criticism, "cleaned up" one of the largest encampments where people lived and used out in the open. This is not Philadelphia's first brush wit…
The Chevalier d'Eon is one of those historical figures who pop up now and again, mostly because no one knows what to do with them. Were they a trans woman? A man masquerading as a woman for political reasons? Outside of salacious curiosity about their sex and gender, do they actually matter?This we…
Note: We had a lot of technical difficulties with this one so please forgive the significantly lower than usual production valuesOn this week's D Lister's of History Sidebar, Fayge reflects on one of the most infamous protests, the May 1970 protest at Kent State University. You can learn more about…
“I hold this slow, and daily, tampering with the mysteries of the brain to be immeasurably worse than any torture of the body.” Charles Dickens, 1842
Eastern State Penitentiary dominates Fairmount Ave in Philadelphia. The physical structure is intimidating, but the stories of the horrors that happ…
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