The Ghost Ship of the Atlantic: The Unsolved Mary Celeste Mystery
In 1872, a merchant ship called the Mary Celeste was discovered drifting across the Atlantic Ocean with no crew on board. The cargo was untouched, the ship was …
In 1872, a merchant ship called the Mary Celeste was discovered drifting across the Atlantic Ocean with no crew on board. The cargo was untouched, the ship was …
In 1673, a quiet English village recorded a strange event: the church bell rang in the middle of the night even though no one was in the tower …
In 1989, Nintendo made a decision that reshaped the video game industry and quietly made them billions. Instead of launching the Game Boy with Super Mario, they bundled …
In the early 1900s, Antarctica was the last unexplored frontier on Earth. In 1910, British explorer Robert Falcon Scott launched the Terra Nova Expedition with the goal of …
On March 15, 1985, the first .com domain name was registered: symbolics.com. It seemed like a small administrative action at the time — but it marked the beginning …
March 14 is more than Pi Day. It marks the birth of Albert Einstein in 1879 and the death of Stephen Hawking in 2018 — two theoretical physicists …
What if the most famous number in mathematics is also the most unsettling?In this Strange History Podcast mini-episode, we explore the strange, infinite decimal that defines every circle …
In this deep-dive mega episode of The Strange History Podcast, we investigate the real historical events behind Franklin Castle in Cleveland, Ohio — widely known as the most …
By the late 20th century, Franklin Castle in Cleveland, Ohio no longer relied on rumor to feel haunted — it had witnesses. In this deeply personal and investigative …
On March 13, 1925, Tennessee passed the Butler Act, a law banning the teaching of human evolution in public schools. What followed was one of the most famous …
In April 2008, the quiet Austrian town of Amstetten became the center of one of the most disturbing criminal revelations in modern European history. What began as a …
On March 11, 1708, a teenage boy named Richard Dugdale became the center of one of England’s last major public exorcism controversies. What began as violent convulsions and …
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