Michaels Curious History

A history podcast that explores stories of intrigue and mystery still talked about today. I keep a balanced view and discuss the info out there I love using musical scores across my narrations to accompany the stories and take you on a journey All stories are human narrated by me, Michael, no ai! I'm a British Voice Actor with a light Northern tone Hope you enjoy them! Thanks Michael

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  The FBI's Secret Investigation into Nikola Tesla

  Aug 24, 202632 minS0

  <p>Nikola Tesla died broke and alone in a New York hotel room in January 1943. Within days, government agents had seized almost everything he owned, notebooks, blueprints, ideas nobody outside that room had ever seen.This episode traces Tesla's full story: the bitter rivalry that decided how the world would be electrified, the fortune he tore up out of principle, and the towering wireless power station funded by one of the richest men in America before it was torn down for scrap. It's also the story of his final years, broke and increasingly desperate, and the claim he made at...

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  The Shipwreck That Hid the Most Advanced Machine of the Ancient World

  Aug 23, 202614 minS0

  <p>The Antikythera Mechanism was pulled from a Roman shipwreck in 1900 by a crew of Greek sponge divers who had no idea what they'd actually found. </p><p>Tangled among the statues and treasure was a small, corroded lump of bronze, dismissed for a year as nothing, until a single archaeologist noticed something extraordinary hidden inside it.</p><p>What it turned out to be has occupied historians, engineers, and archaeologists for over 120 years. </p><p>It's now considered the most sophisticated machine to survive from the ancient world, built to a level of precision nothing else from its era...

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