In this episode, I briefly discuss the fringe theory that Shakespeare did not write his plays and that he was furthermore an illiterate front man for those who did create works attributed to him. Then I tear it all down because it's a stupid theory. ---

In this episode, I discuss the life and legacy of Ivan IV of Russia. Also known as Russias first Czar. I will break down his life, the events of his time, and try to provide a better look of what made this man so infamous. --- Support this podcast: htt

In this episode, I discuss the life and legend of the infamous Ned Kelly. One of Australia's most celebrated bushrangers. His exploits have divided people for over a century. Was he a Robin Hood like figure fighting for the downtrodden against a corrupt r

I celebrate my 50th episode with the much requested topic of the legendary King Arthur. Our story begins in sub Roman Britan and follows the life of Arthur. I dive into the stories of the day, I decipher the scattered fragments of history and look to the

In this episode I dive deep into the history surrounding the people who participated in the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. During this time, Salem was a tulmoultous place filled with bickering, pettiness, and paranoia. I will explore the motivations behind t

In this episode, we discuss the infamous Wendigo of native American folklore. I ask the question: Does the Wendigo actually exist as a flesh and blood creature, or is it simply a morality tale? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/

Throughout history, diamonds have always remained a constant reminder of wealth. They have been the playthings of royalty and the ultra wealthy alike. But not all diamonds are equal. Some can be quite sinister. These are five stories of some of the most c

In this episode, I look into the case of the exorcism of Ronald Doe, who in 1949 underwent a series of exorcisms after he presented with a case of demonic possession. This case became the basis for the epic horror film The Exrocist and shaped our modern p

In this episode, I discuss several scientific experiments from history in which the line was crossed into the bizarre, the unethical, and even the crazy. From human animal hybridization to Frankensteins monster, I dive deep into some of the most deranged

In this episode, I discuss the real-life story of Blackbeard. The legendary 18th century pirate. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael-ferrell9/support