Horrible Humans in History

By: The HHH Podcast
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  • A podcast that explores the horrible humans in history that haunt the pages of our history books. We talk about well known historical villains and also dive deep into history to find those lesser known stories. Some of these stories of murder and deceit will seem so far fetched that you won't believe they are real! Come along as we explore all the Horrible Humans in History and the horrible things they have done.
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  • Episode 26 - Belle Gunness

    Episode 26 - Belle Gunness
    Aug 28 2024

    Belle Gunness is the human version of a black widow. Listen to the story of a woman who would use other people and their untimely demise as a way to make loads of money. Hear her twisted tale on todays episode of Horrible Humans in History.

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    57 mins
  • Episode 25 - Ivan the Terrible

    Episode 25 - Ivan the Terrible
    Aug 21 2024

    Ivan the Terrible, a name that has been so properly mis- translated. He would start Russia on the course of death and destruction. Killing his people in brutal ways, learn why Ivan the Terrible was so…. Horrible (you thought I would say terrible didn’t you?)
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    56 mins
  • Episode 24 - Tiberius

    Episode 24 - Tiberius
    Aug 14 2024

    Listen to the story of Tiberius, the second emperor of Rome, to see how quickly a man can become a monster. The depraved way he spent his final days will blow your mind.

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    56 mins
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