Jack the Ripper: Was Prince Albert Victor the Killer?
Was Jack the Ripper heir to the British throne? Investigating the theory that syphilis turned Prince Abert Victor into a killer.
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This Thanksgiving, we explore Chief Opechancanough’s significant yet often overlooked role in Native American history.
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Understanding the effects of cancer on the brain through the lens of Kate Middleton.
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Keep readingForget Me Not: Taisho Podcast
After a PhD and a baby, we are back to investigate Emperor Taisho of Japan. Did meningitis leave him unable to rule or was that a convenient excuse for his enemies?
Keep readingScandalnavia: Christian of Denmark Podcast
Christian of Denmark’s story is one that you have to hear to believe…listener discretion advised.
Keep readingThe Swede Life: Nobel Week Podcast
Scientists and royals collide: get to know this year’s Nobel winners and the Swedish royal family.
Keep readingLittle Man, Big Screen: Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast
Digging into the truth about Napoleon Bonaparte and his infamous complex.
Keep readingMercury in Retrograde: Ivan the Terrible Podcast
Kings throughout history would die to have an heir, so why did Ivan kill his?
Keep readingLivin’ On a Prayer: Maria of Portugal Podcast
How do you solve a problem like Maria? The neuroscience of religion and OCD, of course!
Keep readingHeir Jordan : Talal of Jordan Podcast
The history of Jordan, Talal’s one year on the throne, and whether his mental illness was real or an invention of his political enemies.
Keep readingTangled: Prince Henrik of Denmark Podcast
The only thing more dramatic than Prince Henrik of Denmark’s marriage is the Alzheimer’s disease research field.
Keep readingLive From our Parents’ House: Carlota of Mexico Podcast
Pack your bags because this month we are crossing the ocean to unravel the mystery behind Mexico’s last Empress.
Keep readingKatherine and Nerissa Bowes-Lyon Podcast
Queen Elizabeth’s cousins were supposed to be dead, so why were they locked up in an institution?
Keep readingGod Save the Queen: Elizabeth II Podcast
A special episode of ULTC honoring the life of Queen Elizabeth II.
Keep readingThe King’s Speech: George VI Podcast
We welcome a special guest to break down the history and neuroscience behind “The King’s Speech”!
Keep readingReputation: Henry VIII Podcast
The only thing more interesting than Henry VIII’s reputation is the truth.
Keep readingSpill the Tea Party: George III Podcast
The truth behind George III’s madness with a large side of pop culture.
Keep readingSkeezy Lies the Crown: Hapsburg Podcast
The genetics of inbreeding and the history of the Habsburg family.
Keep readingNothing Like a Mad Woman: Juana of Castile Podcast
Our latest podcast episode covers Juana of Castile, whose supposed madness earned her decades of social isolation, which did no favors for her mental health.
Keep readingLet’s Get Biblical: Nebuchadnezzar Podcast
On our special holiday episode, we turn to the Bible for the mysterious tale of King Nebuchadnezzar and his delusion that he was a cow.
Keep readingA Dark and Stormy Night: Ludwig of Bavaria Podcast
On episode 5 of ULTC, we discuss the tale of Ludwig of Bavaria. Was he mentally ill and suicidal, or was he killed at the hands of the people who wanted his throne?
Keep readingShe Was A Lot: Alexandra Romanov Podcast
On episode 4 of ULTC, we discuss our most popular series on the mental illness of Russia’s Alexandra Romanov.
Keep readingAncient History: Caligula Podcast
On episode 3 of ULTC, we are taking it way back to ancient Rome and restoring bad reputations.
Keep readingThe People’s Podcast: Princess Diana
For our second podcast, we journey into the mind of the world’s most famous princess.
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