Making Mythology

In this episode we follow the lives of Blackbeard and The Gentleman Pirate. We discuss how their lives were impacted by our previous protagonist, Sam Bellamy, and how their story affected America as a whole.

In this episode we pick up just before Fred Hamptons assassination, and discuss the subsequent coverup and media assassination of Fred and the Black Panthers.

In this Black History Month special, we look into the life of Fred Hampton, leading up to the moments before his assassination at the hands of US Government officials.

In this episode we go through the Harris's List of Covent Garden Ladies published in 1793, and read off some reviews of London's prostitutes at the time. Sex sells, and it always has, so we're trying to capitalize any way we can!

Samuel Bellamy was the richest pirate to ever live, though his career was fairly short. He plundered merchant vessels from the Venezuela to Maine, and in the end, inadvertently gave his wealth to the people of Cape Cod. Here is his story.

The Conclusion to our first episode on the underground coal fire of Centralia, PA.

Hundreds of years ago, a small coal town was cut into the wilderness of Pennsylvania. Over the course of time since then, a hellmouth has been opened beneath the town. In this episode we explain some of the myths about the origins of Centralia's Coal Fire, and also the reality of the start of that fire, in a comedic and casual tone.