In 1937, the Hindenburg, the world’s largest airship, burst into flames in front of a shocked crowd, marking one of history’s most infamous disasters. But why did it explode? Was it a tragic accident, or was something more at play? In this episode of OKAY BUT WHY, we dive into the airship’s design, the shocking final moments, the famous “Oh, the humanity!” broadcast, and the theories behind the disaster—from static electricity to sabotage. Plus, we explore how this fiery tragedy changed aviation forever.

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In this episode of Okay, But Why, we dive into the curious case of the Bradford Sweets Poisoning—a story filled with mystery, suspicion, and a cast of unforgettable characters. At the heart of it all is Humbug Billy, a man whose involvement in this strange incident has left people asking: Was it an accident? A deliberate act? Or something more complicated?

Join us as we explore the events behind the poisoning of a batch of sweets in Bradford, and the ripple effects it had on the community. From the role of Humbug Billy to the unanswered questions that still surround the case, we take a closer look at how a seemingly simple incident became a moment of local legend.

Tune in for a tale of candy, mystery, and the unusual figures who shape history in ways we don’t always expect.

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In this episode we explore the powerful story of Henrietta Lacks, whose cells changed the course of medical history. Uncover the legacy of the HeLa cells, the ethical controversies, and the woman behind the science in this deep dive into one of the most significant yet overlooked figures in medicine.

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