History Heard Here Season 5 - Episode 1: (Market) Crash and Burn

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History Heard Here

Rachel Pasternack

75 episodes

1 week ago

Since before you were born and after you’re gone, history has been going on and on. And in all those years, some weird stuff has happened. Take a trip in time to get a closer look, from the Big Bang, the pyramids, world worlds, and everything in between. It’s like your world history class but shorter, simpler, and a whole lot stranger. On History Heard Here, you’ll hear how empires have risen and fallen with cultures being crushed out and lost forever as you finally get the full picture of just how insane and humane, history really is.

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History Heard Here Season 5 - Episode 1: (Market) Crash and Burn

History Heard Here

17 minutes 26 seconds

4 years ago

History Heard Here Season 5 - Episode 1: (Market) Crash and Burn

This week, Rachel discusses the 1920s, 30s, and the lead-up to World War 2 with a decade that seems great and another that doesn't. In the 1920s we see how people have reacted and recovered from World War 1 by being pretty modern like getting really into music, cutting their hair, and buy a lot of stuff. In the background, dictators around the world start to rise as more countries become independent. The decade ends with a crash as the Great Depression sends a ripple effect around the world and we are firmly in the 30s. Governments try to fix and create new problems as some in Europe start to not serve the people. People are still killing important people after Franz Ferdinand and the Olympics is probably the event no one was looking forward to. We'll also hear some of the best and worst nicknames for each decade and people continue to write depressing poetry.

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