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General Curiosity

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by The Curious Alex Jones

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24 episodes
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<p>I, Alex Jones (not that one), am generally curious about... well, everything. As a former teacher, I'm still learning, and I want you to follow me on my learning journey and foster your own curiosity.</p>

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11/6/2025

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Episode thumbnail for E23 - America Takes Root: Jamestown and the Famine and Factions of 1608

May 19, 2026

E23 - America Takes Root: Jamestown and the Famine and Factions of 1608

Jamestown continues to be less “new world opportunity” and more “chaotic group project where everyone hates each other,” as leadership drama, starvation, and wildly bad decisions pile up. John Smith alternates between being the colony’s most capable leader and its most exhausting menace, bullying food from the Powhatan while also helping keep the settlement barely afloat. Meanwhile, the Powhatan Confederacy is watching closely, playing their own strategic game as English arrogance and despera...

Episode thumbnail for E22 - America Takes Root: Jamestown and Colliding Cultures

May 1, 2026

E22 - America Takes Root: Jamestown and Colliding Cultures

**TRIGGER WARNING: discussion of torture/execution around minute marker 58:00-59:30. Today we dive straight into 1607 Jamestown… again– this time focusing less on fort drama and more on those first, messy, fascinating encounters between the English and the Powhatan. Through a mix of curiosity, confusion, and occasional audacity, the English explore nearby villages, attempt diplomacy (sometimes sincerely, sometimes… not), and slowly start to grasp the complex political landscape they’ve stumbl...

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April 17, 2026

E21 - America Takes Root: Jamestown and the Hot Mess of 1607

In 1607, Jamestown’s settlers arrived in Virginia after a turbulent voyage, only to face immediate challenges from leadership conflicts, fragile relations with local Algonquian groups, and a harsh environment. Infighting among leaders like Edward Maria Wingfield and John Smith, combined with drought, disease, and dwindling supplies, pushed the colony into crisis. By winter, starvation, suspicion, and instability had brought the settlement to the brink of collapse. The main sources for...

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What is General Curiosity?
<p>I, Alex Jones (not that one), am generally curious about... well, everything. As a former teacher, I'm still learning, and I want you to follow me on my learning journey and foster your own curiosity.</p>
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This podcast updates daily.

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