Hello Internet! I'm Kevin Trinh and welcome to the Weirdest Parts of History. Do you ever wonder about the stuff that is strange to you? The podcast includes topics from many different eras, such as ancient history, medieval times, modern times, and more. From the rise of ancient civilizations to finding the secrets of Homer to solving the techniques of Shakespeare to figure out John D. Rockefeller's dark side, I cover it all! If you want to take a deep dive into the world of unsolved mysteries of history, join the Weird History Community today by subscribing to the podcast.
Japan’s supposedly terrible work culture is not a recent trend. Although it was a thing since the 1970s during its glooming days, the country has a history more profound than that. This work culture …
What you’ve learned about the Great Pyramid of Giza’s construction is wrong. We have a brief idea of how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built. However, we began to realize something wrong after findin…
I explore the assassination of Theodore Roosevelt. Wonder why did he manage to escape that and deliver a speech? Tap play to find out.
Theodore Roosevelt is one of the greatest US presidents. But fe…
I explore the mystifying life of King Tut. Is it going to be as fascinating as the mummy itself? Tap play to find out.
King Tut is the most famous pharaoh in ancient Egypt. But few people in the wo…
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I explore the construction of the Eiffel Tower. Is it going to be epic as the tower itself? Tap play to find out.
I talk about the process, the criticism, and the reactions. I discuss who is the prim…
In this episode of the Weirdest Parts of History, Kevin Trinh explores the Catholic strategies used to control medieval society with an iron fist. He tells the rise of the religion from the days of R…
In this episode of the Weirdest Parts of History, Kevin Trinh explores the disastrous marriage between Henry of Navarre (eventually Henry IV of France) and Margaret of Valois. He explores what builds…
In this episode of The Weirdest Parts of History, Kevin Trinh explores the US expedition to Korea and the kingdom of Joseon. He discusses what Joseon is and their policy regarding foreigners. Also, K…
In this episode of the Weirdest Parts of History, Kevin Trinh explores the marriage life of a German princess, Augusta of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg, condensed into a 12-minute episode that anyone, includi…
Andrew Jackson is a complicated political figure, inside and out. On one side, he's one of the best presidents as he promotes universal suffrage and the will of the common people. But on the other ha…
In this episode, Kevin Trinh explores the death of Elizabeth I of England, condensed into an 11-minute episode that anyone, including you. can learn from. He discusses who is Elizabeth is, what makeu…
In this episode, Kevin Trinh talks about the state of the pandemic during its hardest year, 2020. Have you wondered if 2020 is the worst year ever? He describes 2020 through the pandemic. Later, he t…
In this episode of The Weirdest Parts of History, Kevin retells the life of Adolf Hitler and his subsequent rise to power in the historical faction of Germany. He then tells about the mystery of his …
In this episode of The Weirdest Parts of History, Kevin Trinh explores the almost assassination of King Louis XV of France, condensed into an 11-minute episode that anyone, including you, can learn f…
In this first episode of The Weirdest Parts of History, Kevin Trinh explores the history of Christmas, in crisp detail, with straight-to-the-point facts about Christmas. He expresses his opinion of w…
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