
The United States of America is the most influential political entity in the world. But in our long storied history, what individual can claim to be the most important. With presidents, celebrities, and scientists all...


Are you curiuos about history? Do you like to ponder on the greatest achievements of mankind or the darkest evils of our past? Are you tired of waiting for Dan Carlin to come out with another episode? If so, then this may be your podcast. Join me, Ryan Golding, as I ramble about history for a while and sometimes come up with something profound. Whether I'm talking about Shakespeare, Alexander the Great, or Plato I've got something stupid to say. So sit back, and let a fairly smart person say something dumb at ya.
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History's Worst Take is hosted by Ryan R Golding. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 11 - Who is the World’s Most Important American?" (2 August 2025, 82 minutes), "Meme Minute - 1 Gorila vs 100 Men" (16 May 2025, 6 minutes), and "Episode 10 - Do Movies suck now?" (15 May 2025, 54 minutes).
History's Worst Take publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 13 episodes.
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Ryan R Golding hosts History's Worst Take, a history podcast with 13 episodes published.
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The United States of America is the most influential political entity in the world. But in our long storied history, what individual can claim to be the most important. With presidents, celebrities, and scientists all...

Episode #1
Who would win in a fight 1 Gorilla or 100 Men. The question has taken the internet by storm, so here's by two bits. Perhaps the question is a little more obvious than we think.

Episode #10
If you've watched a recent Marvel movie or Star Wars flick with friends, you've probably had someone utter the words, 'Movies suck now." <br /><br />I look to see if that statement is true by looking over 4,000 years...

From the wheel to the iPod, us humans have always been trying to create bigger and better tools. Well, after a few thousand years of trying, what could possibly be humanity's greatest invention?

Who holds the title of history's most evil? I guess that depends on what being evil really means. By digging through history and looking at the most vicious, maybe we can learn something about humanity as a whole?

Episode #7
Since the dawn of man, dogs have been by our sides. From cavemen, to royalty, it seems every culture and time fell in love with these adorable companions. <br /><br />When we look at the history of dogs, it seems like...

Episode #6
An all time classic mystery. Who hasn't thought about the endless government conspiracies, unbelievable coincidences, and unknowns surrounding that mysterious day in Dallas.<br /><br />But perhaps it's deeper than that...

History's Worst Take
If you like thinking about history, learning intersting facts and diving into deep thoughts. Then come listen to this humble little podcast.

Episode #5
Ever wonder why every podcast is about murder? Ever wonder why every girl you know has in depth knowledge on at least two serial killers? Do you find yourself asking, Why True Crime now?<br /><br />Join your host Ryan...

From Eistein to Newton, from Cesear to Da Vinci, to countless other geniuses, which one holds the title of the smartest of all time. Well who better to answer this question then a stupid host like myself?

Nazi's are very stupid dumb people, and even if you ask them what they believe they themselves don't even know because thoughts and ideas scare them. So to understand their beliefs we must ask it ourselves and try to be...

Today I don't want to talk about history at all. I want to talk to you as a person. Before going into this episode ask yourself, what is the most important day of your life.<br /><br />And believe it or not, I believe I...

For my first episode I ask a simple question, Who is the most important person in the last 2000 years?<br /><br />My answer my surprise you, and you'll defintly think I'm wrong. But you'll probably walk away going, man...
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