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Episode 426 - The Imjin War: Part 1

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They Kept Going Until the Very End

What makes someone keep going when everything says it’s over? Across centuries of history, some people became remembered not simply for how their lives ended, but for what they did in their final moments. In this video, we explore five remarkable historical stories—from legendary warriors and milit…

August 24, 2026: Magic Is In the Air

In this episode, the boys celebrate the comeback of all comebacks! Two, in fact! It was a wild week for Nashville SC, and the boys sort through all the magic that this team is experiencing. The backline are the heroes this week, with game winners from Max Woledzi and Andy Najar, and major contribut…

SS3 - The Turtle Ships

In this episode: Before the legend, before the impossible victories, before Korea knew how much it would need him, Yi Sun-sin was sent to the southern coast and began doing the kind of quiet work most men overlook. Across the sea, Japan was gathering for war, and when the invasion finally came, ci…

Japanese Invasion of Korea - Chinese Counter-Offensive DOCUMENTARY

Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on the Imjin War - the Japanese invasion of Korea between 1592 and 1598 continues with a video on the aftermath of the rise of Admiral Yi Sun-sin and the battle of Hansando, as the Japanese forces are pushing deeper in Korea. At the same Chi…

Was Korea Really Just a Bridge Between China and Japan? - Beyond the Hermit Kingdom: Korea’s Historical Engagement with the World | Sleepy Facts About History

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! The Korean Peninsula is often described as a bridge between China and Japan or as a closed-off hermit kingdom. Both of these familiar images persist in popular understanding, but neither accurat…

Oh No... It's Raining! Now What?

So, you've finally made it to Seoul. And then... rain. The kind that just won't stop. You're left standing there thinking: What on earth am I supposed to do now? Well, as it turns out... quite a lot! Shira and I are exploring a whole different side of Seoul, one that doesn't require blue skies or …

The General Who Burned a City and Couldn't Save Himself

The General Who Burned a City and Couldn’t Save Himself On 26 October 1689, General Enea Silvio Piccolomini ordered the city of Skopje burned to the ground in a desperate attempt to stop a cholera outbreak. Within weeks, he was dead from the very disease he had tried to eliminate. This episode exp…

The General Who Burned a City to Stop Cholera (and Died Anyway)

The General Who Burned a City to Stop Cholera (and Died Anyway) On 26 October 1689, Austrian General Enea Silvio Piccolomini ordered the city of Skopje burned to the ground in a desperate attempt to halt a cholera outbreak. The logic seemed sound: destroy the city, destroy the disease. The outcome…