Like something out of a fairy tale, in 1864, a European power installed an Austrian nobleman as Maximillian I, Emperor of Mexico, ultimately resulting in tragedy, madness and execution.
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Like something out of a fairy tale, in 1864, a European power installed an Austrian nobleman as Maximillian I, Emperor of Mexico, ultimately resulting in tragedy, madness and execution.
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Like something out of a fairy tale, in 1864, a European power installed an Austrian nobleman as Maximillian I, Emperor of Mexico, ultimately resulting in tragedy, madness and execution.
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The books used in this podcast included:
“The Last Emperor of Mexico,” by Edward Shawcross, and
“Maximillian and Carlota: Europe’s Last Empire in Mexico,” by M. M. McAllen
The music in both intros was: “Funeral in Sinaloa,” by Jimena Contreras
The music in the outros was: “Outlaw’s Farewell (Part 1),” by Reed Mathis
The true story Of Frank Morris, John and Clarence Anglin and their remarkable escape from Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary.
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The true story Of Frank Morris, John and Clarence Anglin and their remarkable escape from Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary.
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The books used to develop this podcast included:
“Escaping Alcatraz,” by Michael Esslinger, and
“Breaking the Rock,” by Jolene Babyak.
The music used in this podcast included:
For both episode intros: “Put It,” by Track Tribe, and
Part One outro: “Smoke,” by Lish Grooves, as well as,
“The Black Cat,” by Aaron Kenny
One of the most incredible stories of the Civil War
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One of the most incredible stories of the Civil War.
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The book used in this episode was:
“Stealing the General,” by Russell S. Bonds
The music used in the intro of this episode was, “Blast Off to Glory,” by Media Right Productions, and in the outro, “Eyes of Glory,” by Aakash Gandhi
Publicly, perceived as one of the great romances of the 20th century, privately the Oliviers endured infidelity, severe mental illness and ultimately divorce.
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