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Hosted by Scott Crisp · comedy · EN · 76 episodes
A biweekly weird-history podcast based in Dallas, TXWILD & TRUE stories 🤯OCCASIONAL guests 🤝Starring comedians Jimmy Nelson & Scott Crisp
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Episode #104
So it's come to this: An episode about farts. This week on a very special Oddball History, a 3,925-year-old fart joke from Ancient Sumer; Martin Luther farts at the Devil; Roman emperor Elagabalus breaks out the whoopee cushion; Benjamin Franklin writes an essay called "Fart Proudly," in which he sarcastically proposes scientists focus their efforts on making farts smell good; and so, so much more!
Episode #103
This week on a very special Oddball History Podcast, Scott learns all about the lost art of court jestering and meets a few of the most famous jesters in history, including Roland the Farter, King Henry VIII's favorite funnyman Will Sommers, and Britain's Smallest Man, the amazing Jeffrey "Lord Minimus" Hudson. PLUS: Baseball, the wrath of Lucky the Leprechaun and olive talk!
Episode #102
This week on a very special Oddball History Podcast, it's everything you always wanted to know about marooning (the practice of punishing someone, usually a sailor, by leaving them stranded on a desert island) but were too afraid to ask, as well as a somewhat comprehensive rundown of the most famous maroonings in history. ALSO: Pirate humor, the Jenny Jones Show and the golden age of dynamite!
Episode #101
This week on a very special Oddball History Podcast it's the lighter side of historic murder plots, from the Roman emperor Nero resorting to Wile E. Coyote technology in an attempt to commit matricide to the CIA's decades long Fidel Castro-centric brainstorming session to the near indestructible "Irish Rasputin" Mike Malloy, the man who couldn't be murdered (almost). PLUS: The Waltons, Regular Rasputin and dated microphone humor!
Episode #100
It's a mad, mad, mad, mad kings episode this week on the Oddball History Podcast, as Scott gets to know the most bizarre and least sane royals of all time, including the Zhengde Emperor of the Ming Dynasty and his loyal army of eunuchs, the Tsar who hated Russia and once put a rat on trial for treason (it was found guilty and given the death penalty fwiw) and Caligula, the original dangerously insane Roman Emperor. PLUS: Warm memories of the WWE Attitude Era, King Ralph and more!
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