Hosted by Adam Coonen and Adam Lax · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 37 episodes
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Two DC-based comics, Adam Lax and Adam Coonen, have teamed up with one cagey historian to hurt history's feelings. Covering a wide range of topics, time periods, and places, these hilarious friends do what they love to do best: Make fun of our past.
Adam Coonen and Adam Lax hosts Laughing Historically, a comedy show with 37 episodes published.
In this episode, we get to hear the deep and meaningful Lax grunt. It says multitudes. Also Coonen reveals something utterly surprising: He was a bad student! Can you believe it? But more importantly, Dr. History (Not a
It has been a minute but boy do we have a whopper for you. This episode we cover the Knights Templar, continuing our journey though the amazingly weird world of medieval shenanigans. Dr. History tells a bleak tale about
Well its been a couple of months, but we are back with an extra long one. You wanna know about medieval/mission impossible type scenarios, except dumber? Did you know whispering like god into someone's room does actually
We got a listener question!!! Well we get lots, so so so many. But this question from a listener was especially good so we did an episode about it. Turns out the war of the Roses had nothing to do with The Bachelor. Lax
More T.R.!? You know it. Dr. History Scholar's man crush becomes governor of New York. We find out you can be a naive about politics but still win. Turns out no one likes it when civil servants are merit based. Who Knew.
This episode is all about T.R, fresh off whipping some Spaniards, runs for office. Coonen decides Bill Clinton, sounds like either John Wayne or Christopher Walken. Lax continues to hate Coonen's voice work and Dr. Histo
Hello Fans! This episode is a real one. Turns out getting harried isn't nearly as fun as it sounds and the Anglo-saxons really find out. Also, Lax admits that Coonen's Swedish accent makes him die on the inside, Dr. Hist
This episode is a fun romp through the battle of 1066. The proverbial shit hits the fan for Herald Godwinson. Spoilers, it doesn't end great. Adam C. is apparently depressed and, Adam Lax is all happy to root for his fav
Hey all, Its back to the American revolution is the stupidest way possible, We're selling coal to coal miners, winter gloves to the Caribbean and marrying one fine WILF. (That's a widow I'd like to...well you get it). Do
In This episode we find out so much, like the half life of Scandinavian Accents, that we have a female listen (spoilers, she is related to one of us) and that you can never be too careful when trying to march places. Als
Well we have a knock out for you this time with the first episode detailing the history around the Norman Conquest of 1066. It important to Brits, we promise. Coonen decides to a do all the accents badly and specifically
This episode is a real surprise lesson in European history. And best thing about it, is might not even be true, but Dr Moral Scholar of History and Ethics has deemed it so. Coonen has messages for his son in the future.
We are really following up on this teddy guy, Dr. History is forces to think about Ol' T.R. in a whole new, naughty, light. Coonen definitely doesn't know much about the hadron collider, and even less about history. Lax
Hey Everyone, ol' teddy is back at it again and this time we meet the Rough Riders (HOOO) and find out he treated them better than his own kids. Lax has big opinions about Tampa Bay and how to get out of there. Coonen th
Well this week we got ol' Theo, do the job of 7 men even though no one really asked him to. Wheeling and dealing, get him some battleship and talking real shit about Spain. We find out that Lax might actually be a fan of
In the final episode of our John Paul Jones series, we find out what happens to an American captain with no American Navy. Turns out it is Russia. He Po-temp-couldn't get too far though... And Adam Lax continues to die o
In part three of our John Paul Jones episode, we see our guy get nice and bloody on the high seas. Also, we learn were "docking" comes from. (Hint, its seamen). Adam Lax gives everyone Ebola/H1N1 and Dr. History explain
Holy hell listener, Its part two of John Paul Jones, Naval captain of the American Revolution. He becomes a Ben Franklin Acolyte in France and then hissy fits all over the Scottish coast. Also, Adam C. goes off the rails
What is better than the bastard son of a gardener harassing British commerce? Giving him the voice of an angel and a penchant for rage. John Paul Jones has a real weird go of it. Also, Coonen does the impossible and Dr.
We got pirates! And a sick ass queen to boot, Grace O'Malley. Adam Coonen tries to do a clean show (spoilers, he fails, real bad). Adam Lax doesn't really learn lessons and Dr. History Scholar learns a bunch. Hear about
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Laughing Historically is hosted by Adam Coonen and Adam Lax. The show is categorised under comedy (history) and has published 37 episodes.
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