Hosted by Bill McDade · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 6 episodes
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History, Mystery, Conspiracy-Facts | Tired of shallow takes and endless spin? Buckle up — One Last Good Story is the one-hour solo rocket ride that actually makes sense of the world… and always leaves you smiling. Every episode, host Bill McDade sits down at the mic and drops a massive deep dive that breaks one topic wide open — history’s forgotten lessons, today’s explosive science, geopolitics, economics, politics that actually matter, personal development, fashion, poetry, visual art, music, agriculture, food, and even smarter shopping. It’s built for sharp minds, curious humans, and every regular American who wants real insight without the noise. Think the heavily researched storytelling of The Why Files , the raw straight-talk of Joe Rogan and Shawn Ryan , the wide-open curiosity of Danny Jones and Julian Dorey , and the intimate, no-B
Bill McDade hosts One Last Good Story, a history show with 6 episodes published.
"Those Irish Mafia sons of bitches will never embarrass me again." Six in the morning. November 22, 1963. A phone rings in Dallas. The voice on the other end belongs to the man who will be sworn in as President of the Un
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400 mysterious concrete cylinders with iron-reinforced shafts and iron cones at their bases sit buried under gravel mounds on a remote South Pacific island. They predate the pyramids by thousands of years. No burials. No
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April 1st. One day a year the entire planet agrees: nothing is Stone Cold Fact. Your coffee, your news feed, even your girlfriend’s pregnancy test — all suspect. But behind the whoopee cushions and fake spiders hides one
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This isn’t sanitized Sunday-school history. This is the messy, human, inconvenient truth—the kind that makes legends worth keeping. If you love The Why Files, Joe Rogan deep dives, Danny Jones, Julian Dorey, or Shawn Rya
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On a remote island in the Pacific, there are ancient concrete cylinders — some over 12,000 years old — each built around a vertical shaft iron-reinforced sunk deep into the ground. Somebody or something built them. Nobod
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A new insight that changes our understanding of the earth's electric capacity, human history, Nikolas Tesla & confirmed facts about a French UFO/UAP sighting that brings it all together. On a remote island in the Pacific
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One Last Good Story is hosted by Bill McDade. The show is categorised under history (society) and has published 6 episodes.
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