History Podcasts
Most Notorious! A True Crime History PodcastJoin Now to Follow
Each week, the Most Notorious podcast features true-life tales of crime, criminals and tragedies throughout history. Host Erik Rivenes interviews authors and historians who have studied their subjects for years, and the stories are offered with unique insight, detail, and historical accuracy.
By Most Notorious! A True Crime History Podcast
True Crime HistorianJoin Now to Follow
True Crime Historian tells the stories of America's scandals, scoundrels and scourges through historic newspaper accounts from the golden age of yellow journalism.
By Richard O Jones
History of Every DayJoin Now to Follow
Start your day right by finding out what happened in history on this day and what to celebrate. Impress your coworkers by knowing a little history of every day! Subscribe today and spend 60 seconds waking up with history every day.
By Scott Cooper
Saga ThingJoin Now to Follow
Saga Thing is a podcast for people who love history, literature, Vikings and all things medieval. In each episode, the hosts review a saga from medieval Iceland and then dig in to categories for discussion, including: Best Bloodshed, Body Count, Notable Witticisms, Nicknames, Outlawry, Thingmen, and Ratings.
By Saga Thing
The LoopcastJoin Now to Follow
Podcast series covering various topics in security and technology
By Sina Kashefipour and Chelsea Daymon
The Treatise on FriendshipJoin Now to Follow
In this creative and entertaining dialogue, Marcus Tullius Cicero explores the roots of friendship as well as its benefits and pitfalls.
By ejunto.org
Alexander HamiltonJoin Now to Follow
Written in 1920 by Princeton Professor Henry Jones Ford, Alexander Hamilton follows the life of the father of American finance
By ejunto.org
A Dose of RealityJoin Now to Follow
A podcast dedicated to progressive thinking. We need to come together and solve a lot of these issues that we deal with. From the every growing problems with our politics and the problems within our society. Join Mr. Anderson as he breaks down these issues and news stories.
By Mr. Anderson
A History of the Navy in 100 ObjectsJoin Now to Follow
Artifacts like those found in the U.S. Naval Academy Museum are tangible links to our past - holding and studying them evokes emotions and makes connections in our memories. The U.S. Navy has a long and storied history - only beginning to understand it would take a lifetime of study. By bringing notable objects and places to life, this podcast series highlights key moments and themes in the Navy's complex history.
By The United States Naval Academy
Great Economists (Audio)Join Now to Follow
This is the audio from the Marginal Revolution University video course on the Great Economists taught by professors Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok. In this course, you’ll find answers to questions like: Who were the first economic thinkers? What did early economists understand that has been lost to the modern world? You’ll also find a chapter-by-chapter overview of Adam Smith’s foundational work, The Wealth of Nations. For more econ knowledge, visit mruniversity.com
By Marginal Revolution University
