Crisis Chronicles is the podcast where history’s greatest turning points are reimagined as Model United Nations debates. Each episode drops you into a different era — from the Spice Wars to the Partition of Palestine — where delegates, leaders, and unlikely voices clash over diplomacy, power, and survival. Expect lively exchanges, witty commentary, and crisis updates that shift the game when you least expect it. Whether you’re preparing for your next MUN conference, passionate about global affairs, or just love sharp historical drama, this is your front-row seat. Because here, history doesn’t just repeat — it debates.
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Crisis Chronicles is the podcast where history’s greatest turning points are reimagined as Model United Nations debates. Each episode drops you into a different era — from the Spice Wars to the Partition of Palestine — where delegates, leaders, and unlikely voices clash over diplomacy, power, and survival. Expect lively exchanges, witty commentary, and crisis updates that shift the game when you least expect it. Whether you’re preparing for your next MUN conference, passionate about global affairs, or just love sharp historical drama, this is your front-row seat. Because here, history doesn’t just repeat — it debates.
In this debut episode of Crisis Chronicles, we explore the Spice Wars — a struggle that reshaped trade, power, and empire. From colonial rivalries to nutmeg and cloves worth more than gold, the fight for spices changed history. Featuring Areej Rana as Narrator, Ayesha Waqas as Blackbeard, Munam Ayyazuddin as Calico Jack, and Ahad Solat as the Sultan of Ternate.
Crisis Chronicles
Crisis Chronicles is the podcast where history’s greatest turning points are reimagined as Model United Nations debates. Each episode drops you into a different era — from the Spice Wars to the Partition of Palestine — where delegates, leaders, and unlikely voices clash over diplomacy, power, and survival. Expect lively exchanges, witty commentary, and crisis updates that shift the game when you least expect it. Whether you’re preparing for your next MUN conference, passionate about global affairs, or just love sharp historical drama, this is your front-row seat. Because here, history doesn’t just repeat — it debates.
