
Episode 158 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on the Milgram Experiment — the 1961 Yale study in which 65 percent of ordinary people administered what they believed were potentially lethal electric...


Uncovering forgotten history and investigating the world’s greatest mysteries. Short stories, daily.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "THE MILGRAM EXPERIMENT: 65 PERCENT WENT ALL THE WAY" (29 July 2026, 22 minutes), "THE DARK WEB: WHAT IT ACTUALLY IS" (28 July 2026, 22 minutes), and "THE OPIOID CRISIS: HOW PURDUE PHARMA BOUGHT 500,000 DEATHS" (27 July 2026, 19 minutes).
History Mystery publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 20 minutes across 232 episodes.
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History Mystery is a history podcast with 232 episodes published.
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Episode 158 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on the Milgram Experiment — the 1961 Yale study in which 65 percent of ordinary people administered what they believed were potentially lethal electric...

Episode #157
Episode 157 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on the dark web — what it is, how Tor works, how Ross Ulbricht built Silk Road into a $1.2 billion anonymous drug marketplace on it, how the FBI caught...

Episode 156 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on the opioid crisis — how Purdue Pharma told American doctors OxyContin wasn't addictive, suppressed the evidence that it was, and produced the worst...

Episode #155
Episode 155 | History's Mysteries — Mysterious Events In this Mystery episode we focus on the Yuba County Five — five friends who drove to a basketball game in 1978, abandoned their running car on a mountain road 70...

Episode 154 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on where the Black Death actually came from — following Yersinia pestis from the grasslands of Central Asia along the Silk Road to Caffa in Crimea, where...

Episode #153
Episode 153 | Human History — Individuals In this History episode we focus on Napoleon Bonaparte — the Corsican outsider who arrived at the French military academy speaking Italian with a thick accent, made himself...

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Episode 152 | Human History — Civilizations & Empires In this History episode we focus on the fall of the Western Roman Empire — not as the single event of 476 AD but as a 200-year process of hollowing out that...

Episode 151 | History's Mysteries — Mysterious Events In this Mystery episode we focus on the disappearance of two royal boys — Edward V and his brother Richard — placed in the Tower of London by their uncle Richard III...

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Episode 150 | History's Mysteries — Mysterious Events In this Mystery episode we focus on the Isdal Woman — the unidentified burned body found in a remote Norwegian mountain valley in 1970, carrying fake passports...

Episode 149 | History's Mysteries — Mysterious Events In this Mystery episode we focus on the Sodder children — five of George and Jennie Sodder's children who vanished when their West Virginia farmhouse caught fire on...

Episode 148 | History's Mysteries — Mysterious Events In this Mystery episode we focus on the Zodiac Killer's Z340 cipher — the 340-character code sent to the San Francisco Chronicle in 1969 that the FBI, NSA, and...

Episode #147
Episode 147 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre — the 20-hour hostage crisis in which Black September terrorists killed 11 Israeli athletes, a West German rescue...

Episode 146 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on the March 1995 sarin attack on the Tokyo subway — the morning Aum Shinrikyo released nerve agent simultaneously on five subway lines during rush hour...

Episode 145 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on the Radium Girls — young women hired in the 1920s to paint luminous watch dials with radium paint, instructed to point their brushes with their lips...

Episode 144 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus solely on the assassination of Julius Caesar on March 15th, 44 BC — the conspiracy, the 23 stab wounds, and what happened to every one of the men who...

Episode #143
Episode 143 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on Jonestown — the Guyana jungle compound where Jim Jones led 918 members of the Peoples Temple to their deaths on November 18th, 1978, after a visiting...

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Episode 142 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on Unit 731 — Japan's secret biological warfare program in occupied Manchuria, where military doctors conducted human experiments on thousands of...

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Episode 141 | Historical Events In this History episode we focus on the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 — the hundred days in which up to one million people were killed with machetes while the UN general on the ground sent...

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Episode 140 | Season 7 Capstone — History Episodes + Series Finale In this History episode we close out Season 7 and draw the capstone pattern this season adds to the six that came before — that the stories a society...

Episode #139
Episode 139 | Season 7 Capstone — Mystery Episodes In this Mystery episode we step back from Season 7's individual cases and identify the three distinct types of mystery the season has covered — mysteries whose...
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