History is full of moments that are shocking, hilarious, tragic, inspiring… and almost impossible to believe. A Point In Time takes you inside one extraordinary moment from the past each episode — the disasters that changed nations, the split-second decisions that altered history, the unbelievable coincidences, forgotten heroes and astonishing human stories behind the headlines. From chaos and catastrophe to triumph and survival, this is history at its most gripping, emotional and unpredictable. No dry lectures. No endless dates. Just incredible true stories from history.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHistory is full of moments that are shocking, hilarious, tragic, inspiring… and almost impossible to believe. A Point In Time takes you inside one extraordinary moment from the past each episode, the disasters that changed nations, the split-second decisions that altered history, the unbelievable coincidences, forgotten heroes and astonishing human stories behind the headlines.
Recent episodes include "A Point In Time - The Great Fire of London" (15 June 2026, 13 minutes), "A Point In Time - Elvis, Nixon, and the Badge He Wanted" (12 June 2026, 15 minutes), and "A Point In Time - When Niagara Went Quiet" (10 June 2026, 14 minutes).
A Point In Time publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 13 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for A Point In Time is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A Point In Time requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A Point In Time's contact route on record: verified email.
A Point In Time is a history podcast with 10 episodes published.
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A Point In Time - The Great Fire of London Explore the catastrophic events of September 1666, beginning with a single spark in a bakery that transformed London into a literal bonfire. This episode examines how political...
A Point In Time - The Night Elvis Walked Into the White House December 21, 1970: Elvis Presley arrived unannounced asking Richard Nixon to make him a federal anti-drug agent, creating one of the strangest...
A Point In Time - When Niagara Went Quiet On March 31, 1848, an ice jam upstream caused Niagara Falls to go eerily silent, revealing exposed riverbed and sparking a wave of astonishment. This episode explores the human...
The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower In 1925 Paris, Victor Lustig spotted a perfect opening: a famous landmark seen by some as an expensive nuisance. This episode unpacks how he used forged authority, urgency, and human...
<p>A Point In Time - Vesna Vulović and the Fall From 10,160 Metres</p><p></p><p>A routine Yugoslav Airlines flight turned into one of aviation’s most astonishing disasters when JAT Flight 367 broke apart over...
<p>The Great Emu War</p><p>In 1932, the Australian military declared war on emus.</p><p>And lost.</p><p>This episode dives into the bizarre 1932 campaign in Western Australia, where soldiers were sent to protect...
<p>The Man Who Survived Two Atomic Bombs</p><p>In August 1945, Tsutomu Yamaguchi left home on a routine work trip and stepped into the heart of two cataclysms. He is the only person officially recognised as having...
<p>The Dancing Plague of 1518</p><p>In the summer of 1518, a woman in Strasbourg stepped into the street and started to dance—and couldn’t stop. Within weeks, hundreds were thrashing, leaping and collapsing beside her...
<p>London, 17 October 1814. In the overcrowded slum district of St Giles, a quiet Monday evening turns catastrophic when an enormous porter vat at Meux & Company’s Horse Shoe Brewery suddenly explodes. </p><p>A wall of...
<p>In this debut episode of our podcast A Point in Time, we dive into one of history’s strangest true disasters: the Great Molasses Flood of 1919 in Boston. Yes, an actual tsunami of sticky syrup tore through a city...
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