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Historical Blunders

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4.7(48 reviews)
37 episodes
Updated Bi-weekly
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Podcast Overview

Think your life is a dumpster fire of bad decisions? The blunders made throughout history will blast that fragile ego into the stratosphere. The dumbest shit that has ever happened is the name of our game. Brought to you by two lifelong buds with a level of friendship that has our wives slightly concerned. Get a little weird with us!

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12/18/2022

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37 episodes over 2.7 years

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for Drug Habits of Hitler and Other Historical Figures

August 28, 2025

Drug Habits of Hitler and Other Historical Figures

<p>In this episode, the hosts delve into the drug and drinking habits of notable historical figures such as Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Sigmund Freud, and Benjamin Franklin. They discuss Germany’s drug culture in the 1920s, Churchill&#39;s legendary tolerance for alcohol, Freud’s enthusiastic endorsement of cocaine, and Franklin&#39;s dalliance with opium. Highlighting the surprising prevalence of substance use in history, the episode mixes humor with historical insights. The show also features a trivia segment on drug facts and notable quotes from these intoxicated icons.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Lost Colony of Roanoke

August 12, 2025

Lost Colony of Roanoke

<p>Jake and Nate delve into the fascinating history and mystery surrounding the Lost Colony of Roanoke. Starting with light-hearted reflections on the Oregon Trail game, they transition to a detailed discussion on the failed English attempts to establish a permanent settlement in America before Jamestown. They highlight the two main colonization attempts between 1585 and 1587, led by Sir Richard Grenville and John White, respectively. The podcast covers the colonists&#39; initial troubles, interactions with Native Americans, and the eventual disappearance of the settlers, leading to various theories and historical investigations. Sprinkled with humor, trivia, and casual banter, Jake and Nate make history engaging and entertaining.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Three Mile Island: Not THAT Bad

July 31, 2025

Three Mile Island: Not THAT Bad

<p>In this episode of the Historical Winners Podcast, hosts Jake and Nate delve into the infamous 1979 nuclear meltdown at the Three Mile Island Plant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. They compare the incident to the catastrophic Chernobyl disaster, discussing the events and operator errors that led to the malfunction. From highlighting the media's role and the poor PR handling to explaining the mechanics of nuclear reactors and the true risks posed by the hydrogen bubble, the episode provides an in-depth analysis of the incident's impact. Additional segments include trivia, an explanation of nuclear power, and personal anecdotes, making for an engaging and informative discussion.</p>

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What is Historical Blunders?

Think your life is a dumpster fire of bad decisions? The blunders made throughout history will blast that fragile ego into the stratosphere. The dumbest shit that has ever happened is the name of our game. Brought to you by two lifelong buds with a level of friendship that has our wives slightly concerned. Get a little weird with us!

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates bi-weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 9 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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