History Trippin'

Was colonialism the most devastating event in human history? Did it directly lead to the destabilisation of the globe, countless genocides, the industrialisation of slavery, mass migration, and eventually world wars?Let's take a fun, jolly trip down memory lane, and speed run 400 years of colonial history to follow the direct line from the moment the first sailing ships left Europe

Recovered live on the 80th Anniversary of D-Day. Triploi storms the beaches of this moment in history, and looks at how the way the day was recorded, set the tone for laundering the reputation of western imperialism, as well as a look at some of the less talked about facets surrounding the event, and their consequences.(Sound quality has been much improved, my apologies again for t

Saudi Arabia is a nation that has had an unlikely rise to power and been one of the few countries in the world to successful judo its way from being a target of imperialism to becoming one of its biggest enablers. How did that happen? Well, let's take a dive into the recent history of the Arabian peninsular.(My apologies for the varying sound quality in this episode, I discovered a

Exploring the rollercoaster relationship between Cuba and America and how the decisions of both countries helped shape and define the destiny of the other.Support the Show.

Welcome to History Trippin' this is the very first episode which is just a little intro to the podcast, and answers some of the most commonly asked questions we hear, including 'who are you?' and 'what are you doing here?!' :DSupport the Show.