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History Hits

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64 episodesAudience: 4
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About this Podcast:

History Hits is a gripping history podcast that uncovers the dark, strange, and hidden stories behind our world’s past. Each episode dives into eerie legends, forgotten events, mythical figures, and unexplained mysteries, blending historical fact with chilling folklore. Explore how tales of the supernatural shaped cultures, sparked fear, and influenced real history, revealing the truth, the myth, and the haunting space in between.

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Booking probability

23%

Guest openness

Selective

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80/100
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What is History Hits about?

History Hits is a gripping history podcast that uncovers the dark, strange, and hidden stories behind our world’s past. Each episode dives into eerie legends, forgotten events, mythical figures, and unexplained mysteries, blending historical fact with chilling folklore.

What has History Hits covered recently?

Recent episodes include "How Nuclear Weapons Forced Peace" (22 January 2026, 4 minutes), "Building the Atomic Bomb Without Being Discovered" (22 January 2026, 4 minutes), and "World War II’s Forgotten Urban Disaster" (22 January 2026, 5 minutes).

How often does History Hits publish?

History Hits publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 5 minutes across 64 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on History Hits?

Booking probability for History Hits is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. History Hits requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. History Hits's contact route on record: verified email.

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History Hits is a history podcast with 64 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Jan 22, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explain how atomic bombs ended the deadliest war in history. We explore why Japan’s leadership chose surrender over annihilation.</p>

  • Jan 21, 20265 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we examine the idea of a “last stand” from inside the bunker. In this episode, we explain why escape was no longer possible.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 21, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explore how the Nuremberg Trials redefined what justice looks like after major conflicts. In this episode, we explain how accountability became a legal expectation.</p><p><br></p>

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  • Jan 21, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explain how high-ranking Nazis fled Europe after WWII. In this episode, we break down the ratlines that protected them.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 20, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explore how thousands of Nazis fled justice after the collapse of Germany. In this episode, we explain how some were eventually found and exposed.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 20, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explain how forms, permits, and rail access enabled killing at scale. In this episode, we show how genocide hid behind administration.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 20, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we analyze how fear was deliberately built into Heydrich’s policies. We explain why his rule became a blueprint for Nazi occupation tactics.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 19, 20265 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we examine how persuasion replaced open debate. In this episode, we break down how truth was reshaped through constant messaging.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 19, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we trace how behind-the-scenes control proved more powerful than public speeches. In this episode, we reveal how silence and systems shaped history.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 19, 20266 minS0

    <p></p><p>In this episode, we examine how the Waffen-SS was marketed as an elite unit to attract recruits. In this episode, we discuss how image and myth fueled its expansion.</p><p></p>

  • Jan 18, 20265 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explore why the Battle of Okinawa dragged on despite overwhelming force. We analyze how defensive tactics and stubborn resistance prolonged the carnage.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 18, 20265 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explain where Iwo Jima fit into the island-hopping campaign. We focus on how it supported attacks on mainland Japan.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 18, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we discuss how Guadalcanal tested Marine doctrine and endurance. We explain why the battle became legendary in Marine Corps history.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 17, 20264 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we analyze how Japan lost its naval superiority almost overnight. We explain why carrier losses mattered more than territory.</p><p></p>

  • Jan 17, 20265 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we compare two very different command styles on the battlefield. In this episode, we explain how those differences shaped the fighting.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 16, 20265 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explain how defensive depth and fortifications defined the Battle of Kursk. In this episode, we show why Germany’s offensive doctrine failed against Soviet strategy.</p><p><br></p>

  • Jan 16, 20266 minS0

    <p>In this episode, we explain why historians view Stalingrad as the start of Nazi Germany’s downfall. We break down how defeat spiraled into continuous retreat.</p><p></p>

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