I have put the call out across the land of NSW to get the best three tips for the Modern History HSC, this is a must-listen.
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The Crusades were not awesome
Growing up, the Crusades felt like a black mark against Christianity for me — the perfect example of how religious zeal can spiral into suffering and persecution. What I’ve come to see, though, is that the Crusades had little to do with the teachings of Christ. They were not about His gospel of peace, or a reflection of early Christian communities, but instead they were about human power, greed, and suspicion. That’s what failed.What troubles me today is that, instead of learning from this, some voices are trying to twist the story and portray the Crusaders as heroes. In this episode, we’ll step back into history to explore the real origins and impact of the Crusades, and why separating Christ’s message from human misuse of His name matters now more than ever.
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History or Hoax? I Investigate the Resurrection
From Skeptical to ConvincedI share my story of historical inquiry into the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For six months I’ve been examining the naturalist claims that attempt to disprove the supernatural—and spoiler alert: none of them would earn an “A” in my classroom.This episode is a bit of a rant, and religion might not be your cup of tea, but if you love a mystery and an honest investigation, then stick around.
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I played GeoGuessr World War II
This did not go how I planned. This is a video episode you can view on Spotify or Youtube.
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Unmasking Fear: Nazi Methods of Control
In this episode of the History Files Podcast, we explore how the Nazi regime used fear to maintain power and control society. From the Gestapo’s secret police tactics to widespread propaganda and public punishment, we break down the key methods that kept people in line and silenced dissent.
Join us as we uncover how fear shaped life under Nazi rule and what it teaches us about authoritarian regimes. Perfect for teachers, students, and history enthusiasts.