Historical Blunders

Historical Blunders Podcast
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Think your life is a dumpster fire of bad decisions? The blunders made throughout history will blast that fragile ego into the stratosphere. The dumbest shit that has ever happened is the name of our game. Brought to you by two lifelong buds with a level of friendship that has our wives slightly concerned. Get a little weird with us!

  1. Drug Habits of Hitler and Other Historical Figures

    28.08.2025

    Drug Habits of Hitler and Other Historical Figures

    In this episode, the hosts delve into the drug and drinking habits of notable historical figures such as Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Sigmund Freud, and Benjamin Franklin. They discuss Germany’s drug culture in the 1920s, Churchill's legendary tolerance for alcohol, Freud’s enthusiastic endorsement of cocaine, and Franklin's dalliance with opium. Highlighting the surprising prevalence of substance use in history, the episode mixes humor with historical insights. The show also features a trivia segment on drug facts and notable quotes from these intoxicated icons.

    53 Min.
  2. Lost Colony of Roanoke

    12.08.2025

    Lost Colony of Roanoke

    Jake and Nate delve into the fascinating history and mystery surrounding the Lost Colony of Roanoke. Starting with light-hearted reflections on the Oregon Trail game, they transition to a detailed discussion on the failed English attempts to establish a permanent settlement in America before Jamestown. They highlight the two main colonization attempts between 1585 and 1587, led by Sir Richard Grenville and John White, respectively. The podcast covers the colonists' initial troubles, interactions with Native Americans, and the eventual disappearance of the settlers, leading to various theories and historical investigations. Sprinkled with humor, trivia, and casual banter, Jake and Nate make history engaging and entertaining.

    40 Min.
  3. Three Mile Island: Not THAT Bad

    31.07.2025

    Three Mile Island: Not THAT Bad

    In this episode of the Historical Winners Podcast, hosts Jake and Nate delve into the infamous 1979 nuclear meltdown at the Three Mile Island Plant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. They compare the incident to the catastrophic Chernobyl disaster, discussing the events and operator errors that led to the malfunction. From highlighting the media's role and the poor PR handling to explaining the mechanics of nuclear reactors and the true risks posed by the hydrogen bubble, the episode provides an in-depth analysis of the incident's impact. Additional segments include trivia, an explanation of nuclear power, and personal anecdotes, making for an engaging and informative discussion.

    1 Std. 1 Min.

  4. 14.07.2025

    Black Plague: Putting Covid to Shame

    We back! Hosts Jake and Nate return with the harrowing history of the Black Death, detailing its transmission, symptoms, and the societal upheaval it caused. They discuss how fleas rather than rats were primarily responsible for spreading the plague and recount personal stories and trivia, including a tragic diary entry from a nun. The episode also explores bizarre medieval remedies, the devastation across Europe, the weakening of the feudal system, and the long-term cultural and societal shifts provoked by the pandemic.

    49 Min.

  5. 24.01.2025

    Lost Treasures In War

    Join us in this episode as we take a look at lost treasures in war. Through out history treasures have been taken in times of war. We take a look at the Amber Room in Russia, Yamashita's Gold, Treasure of the Templar Knights, and last the Lost Confederate Gold.

    39 Min.

  6. 05.12.2024

    The History of Football

    Join us with our new shorter format and diving into the history of football. We talk about the origins and the violent history of the sport.

    30 Min.

  7. 12.11.2024

    The Infamous Tale of Bonnie and Clyde

    The episode delves into the riveting story of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, infamous American outlaws during the Great Depression. It explores their daring escapes, criminal exploits, and ill-fated romance. From Bonnie's tragic childhood and Clyde's transformation in Easton prison, to their violent demise in an ambush, every facet of their infamous life on the run is covered. The hosts also discuss their cultural impact, notorious photos, and the gang's fascination with firearms, culminating in the couple's bloody end on May 23, 1934. 00:00 The Wellington Shootout 02:23 Introducing Bonnie and Clyde 05:58 Bonnie's Early Life 11:05 Clyde's Early Life 15:41 The Meeting of Bonnie and Clyde 19:20 Clyde's Prison Ordeal 27:22 Clyde's Escapades and Law Evasion 27:53 The Great Depression and Rise of Gangsters 28:43 Infamous Shootouts and FBI Involvement 29:51 The Dust Bowl and Its Impact 32:25 Public Fascination with Bonnie and Clyde 34:45 Life on the Run: Cars, Guns, and Safe Houses 43:25 The Downfall: Betrayal and Final Moments 50:13 Legacy and Cultural Impact 51:17 Conclusion and Farewell

    52 Min.

  8. 22.10.2024

    Jack The Ripper: Halloween Special

    Journey through the grim and foggy streets of 1888 Whitechapel to unravel the mystery of Jack the Ripper in this captivating episode of the Historical Plunders Podcast. Delve into the dire living conditions, infamous murders, and the chilling details of the Canonical Five victims. Explore the psychological and social motivations of the killer, theories concerning potential suspects like Montague John Druitt, and the sensational media coverage that gripped the world. The episode offers insights into the broader historical context, including European political tensions and advancements in civil rights. Intriguing debates on the killer's identity, motives, and potential connections to Masonic rituals and social figures are covered. Enjoy fascinating trivia, historical analysis, and even light-hearted TV show recommendations toward the end. Don't miss this comprehensive exploration of one of history's most notorious serial killers.a 00:00 Introduction to Jack the Ripper 01:08 Setting the Scene: Whitechapel in 1888 02:02 Podcast Hosts Introduction 02:50 Discussing Jack the Ripper's Background 03:18 Life in Whitechapel: The Harsh Realities 16:13 Media's Role in the Jack the Ripper Case 22:44 Global Context: What Else Was Happening? 26:30 The Canonical Five: Jack the Ripper's Victims 30:37 The Double Event: Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes 32:18 Theories on Jack the Ripper's Motives 35:20 Trivia Time: Professions and Victim Count 41:00 Suspects: Montague John Druitt and Aaron Kosminski 44:39 Other Suspects and Theories 53:15 Modern Forensic Theories and Profiling 55:29 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

    58 Min.
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Think your life is a dumpster fire of bad decisions? The blunders made throughout history will blast that fragile ego into the stratosphere. The dumbest shit that has ever happened is the name of our game. Brought to you by two lifelong buds with a level of friendship that has our wives slightly concerned. Get a little weird with us!

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