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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 28 episodes
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Seven Continents, One Story is the history podcast built for curious minds who want depth without the boredom and clarity without dumbing things down. Each 30–60 minute episode is a fast-paced adventure through one pivotal moment from Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Australia/Oceania, or Antarctica.Every episode features a unique 3-persona dialogue:- An expert historian who brings rigorous facts, context, and big-picture insight.- An enthusiastic hobbyist who connects the dots, reacts with genuine wonder, and asks the questions history lovers think but rarely hear.- A sharp, curious teenager who refuses to let jargon or assumed knowledge slide, making sure no listener gets left behind.This Trinity Format turns complex events into gripping conversations that feel more like binge-worthy storytelling than a classroom lecture. You will uncover artefacts, meet unsung heroes, and face “choose your own history” moments where different decisions could have rewritte
Unknown Host hosts Seven Continents, One Story, a history show with 28 episodes published.
October 1915. A man stands on the deck of a ship being crushed by ice. He can hear the three-inch-thick wooden planking splitting under millions of tonnes of pressure. The bow is rising. The masts are tilting. And Ernest
In 1405, China launched the largest fleet the world had ever seen — three hundred ships, twenty-seven thousand eight hundred men, and treasure ships possibly the length of a football pitch. Admiral Zheng He sailed to thi
Hidden under the Amazon rainforest for two thousand five hundred years: fifteen cities, three hundred square kilometres, roads running perfectly straight for twenty-five kilometres. In January 2024, a paper in the journa
Hidden under the Amazon rainforest for two thousand five hundred years: fifteen cities, three hundred square kilometres, roads running perfectly straight for twenty-five kilometres. In January 2024, a paper in the journa
In 1942, Japan stood within sight of Port Moresby — within bombing range of Australia itself. The only thing standing between them was a 96-kilometre jungle track through the Owen Stanley Range, and a battalion of Austra
In 1942, Japan stood within sight of Port Moresby — within bombing range of Australia itself. The only thing standing between them was a 96-kilometre jungle track through the Owen Stanley Range, and a battalion of Austra
In October 1347, twelve Genoese trading ships arrived at Messina, Sicily. Most of the sailors were already dead. Those still alive were covered in black swellings, oozing blood and pus. The harbourmaster ordered the ship
In October 1347, twelve Genoese trading ships arrived at Messina, Sicily. Most of the sailors were already dead. Those still alive were covered in black swellings, oozing blood and pus. The harbourmaster ordered the ship
AF004 — The City Built on an Oxhide: The Founding of Carthage It begins with a single ox hide. A Phoenician princess on the run. A contemptuous king. And one of the cleverest tricks in all of ancient history. This week,
🎙️ An opera house in the middle of the Amazon rainforest. Crystal chandeliers. Marble floors. The finest singers in the world. And just beyond the treeline: debt slavery, torture, and genocide. The year is 1896. Manaus,
🎙️ It is the 9th day of Av, 70 CE. Smoke rises from the Temple Mount. Not the gentle smoke of incense — the smoke of destruction. Four Roman legions, 48,000 soldiers, are moving through the streets of Jerusalem like a t
### Opening Hook Picture a structure made of fibrous plaster of Paris—the same material bakers use for decorating wedding cakes. It stood in Centennial Park, Sydney, for only two years before the material degraded so rap
### Opening Hook Picture yourself standing on the Acropolis in 447 BCE. All around you, the sounds of construction fill the air—hundreds of stonemasons, sculptors, and labourers working in orchestrated chaos. Before you
Two hundred and eighty million years ago, Antarctica was covered in ancient forests. Trees grew in near-total darkness for months, adapted to a world of extreme seasons. Then something killed them — rapidly, catastrophic
### Opening Hook Black Tuesday. 29 October 1929. 16 million shares traded in a single day—a record that would stand for four decades. In twelve hours, investors lost more money than the United States had spent fighting W
### Opening Hook What if I told you that one of humanity's most important inventions came not from ancient Greece, not from Renaissance Europe, but from India? The number zero. The decimal system. The calculation that th
### Opening Hook Picture a meadow beside the River Thames on a cool June morning in 1215. Tensions run high as armed barons face their king across the negotiating table. In a few hours, the monarch will seal a document t
In October 1899, a small republic of Dutch-descended farmers issued an ultimatum to the British Empire. Britain laughed. Within weeks, it wasn't laughing anymore. Welcome to Seven Continents, One Story — the podcast that
In January 1820, three ships converged on the same frozen ocean. Three nations. Three captains. Three claims. And 200 years later, historians still cannot agree who actually discovered Antarctica. Welcome to Seven Contin
🎙️ Before Moctezuma. Before the Spanish conquest. Before the Aztec Empire became legendary… three subject cities paid tribute to brutal overlords. Then three leaders made a choice that changed 90 years of history. The y
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Seven Continents, One Story is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under history (society) and has published 28 episodes.
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