Reviews

The storytelling is captivating. The production quality is great. If you like stories about freedom fighters who are not household names, then this is the podcast for you. Can’t get enough of this. Great job!

Well produced and very interesting. Add this to your rotation.

I was a little bit sceptical at first, because of all the fire and explosions in the description. I feared that the focus might be on battle scenes. So I was intrigued to find an episode on Ram Mohan Roy, not exactly a bloodthirsty warrior. I listened to it and I must say I was very pleasantly surprised. The narrator manages to discuss the life and legacy of this complicated historical figure in serious depth. If you then consider the range of his topics, he must have an impressive historical knowledge! On top of that, he never lost my attention: a pleasant voice to listen to (you quickly get used to the accent). I will certainly keep following this podcast!

Loving this podcast! Short biographies of interesting people from history. If you're into people and history, worth a listen!

I love learning history, but usually the stories are told in such a boring way. Not that way here! The host keeps it entertaining and really paints the picture for you. The stories are super interesting and some serious research and effort goes into creating this. Well done!

This is a really great Podcast for someone interested in learning some really great and interesting stories from someone who's passion for history shines through his speaking voice. It's cool hearing from someone who you can tell really dives into his stories! Highly recommend!

This show is well researched and engrossing. The episode about the “cannibal emperor” is dark and fascinating.

This show is very well researched and tells unique stories I have never heard before!

Such a colorful cast of unique and fascinating characters throughout history. Narrator has a very pleasant voice & stories are fresh & interesting. Blackbeard episode is my favorite so far, but have many more to dive into!

I’ve only ever heard about Skanderbeg from “crazy” uncles that would bring him up at family gatherings. It was interesting hearing about the history from a more unbiased third party teller.