165 episodes
Nerdonomy: Nerds on History Bryan Moriarty, Eric Bricmont & Sarah Ashley
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When you ask someone what their least favorite subject was in school, what do you think they’ll say? They will probably tell you it was History class. Or maybe it was Math. But those that thought “History” were probably thinking “why do we care about ‘boring’ dead people”? But we’re here to tell you that it’s not the people you didn’t care about, it was the boring way it was taught to you!
If you want to re-learn history, but don’t have the patience for an online course, then we have the history podcast for you! History is a story; it’s even in the word. The truth is…History is full of amazing stories. And we want to share them with you.
Featured twice on the new “New and Noteworthy” section of Apple Podcasts, Nerds on History takes the history you know, and livens it up with humor, bad impressions, and insightful discussion. Join hosts Bryan Moriarty, Eric Bricmont, and Sarah Ashley as they make their way through the most inspirational, terrifying, & funniest stories from history.
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Goodbye, For Now
Eric, Bryan and Sarah recap the highs and lows of their time together, share the topics they wish they covered, and where their journeys are taking them from here. You might want to have tissues ready for this one. Until we meet again, STAY NERDY.
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Older Than Kwanzaa: Redux
Bryan reintroduces an old episode in time for Kwanzaa, and makes a very important announcement during listener feedback.
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Ye Olde Pinterest
Bryan and Sarah discuss the commercialization of Christmas, and its deep ties to the holiday.
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That’s Where the Death Creatures Live Pt. II
Bryan and Sarah give a short conclusion to the topic of Australia's history.
Sorry for the static coming from Bryan's mic; we advise not using headphones.
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That’s Where the Death Creatures Live
Eric and Bryan begin a discussion about the history and culture of the aboriginal and Torre Strait peoples of Australia.
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A Corpse is a Corpse, of Course, of Course
For their perfectly-timed Halloween episode, the gang discusses the evolution of ghost stories throughout history, and the real-life muse for the first American ghost story: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.