Was Jack the Ripper heir to the British throne? Investigating the theory that syphilis turned Prince Abert Victor into a killer.
Tag Archives: neuroscience
What Disney Missed: The Truth About Pocahontas and Opechancanough
This Thanksgiving, we explore Chief Opechancanough’s significant yet often overlooked role in Native American history.
The Mental Effects of Cancer: Lessons from Kate Middleton
Understanding the effects of cancer on the brain through the lens of Kate Middleton.
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Forget 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?
Scandalnavia: Christian of Denmark Podcast
Christian of Denmark’s story is one that you have to hear to believe…listener discretion advised.
Little Man, Big Screen: Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast
Digging into the truth about Napoleon Bonaparte and his infamous complex.
Mercury in Retrograde: Ivan the Terrible Podcast
Kings throughout history would die to have an heir, so why did Ivan kill his?
Livin’ On a Prayer: Maria of Portugal Podcast
How do you solve a problem like Maria? The neuroscience of religion and OCD, of course!
Heir 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.
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