About This Episode: Adrian Carton de Wiart wasn’t just a soldier — he was a living legend. Shot in the stomach, groin, ear, hip, ankle, and leg. Lost an eye. Lost a hand. Survived plane crashes, trench warfare, and years as a POW. And through it all… he kept volunteering for more. In this episode of The History AI Podcast, Chuck and Marco dive into the unbelievable, true story of “The Man Who Refused to Die.”

From the Boer War to World War II, from the mud of the Somme to diplomatic missions in China, we explore how one man became a walking myth — and why his story still inspires soldiers and historians today.

Stay tuned after the episode for the debut of our original song: “The Man Who Wouldn’t Die.”

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What do you get when you combine divine law, ancient gold, and centuries of mystery? This episode of The History AI Podcast dives into the creation, dramatic history, and legendary disappearance of the Ark of the Covenant. Chuck and Marco unravel biblical battles, priestly plagues, secret tunnels, and modern-day treasure hunts—all centered on one of history’s most powerful and perplexing relics.

Was the Ark a sacred throne? A war weapon? An ancient power source? And most of all—where did it go?

🔊 Stay tuned after the episode for our exclusive original song “God, Gold, Gone”—a musical tribute to mystery, myth, and the magic of ancient history.

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Was King Arthur a real person—or just a legend wrapped in steel and magic? In this episode of The History AI Podcast, Chuck and Marco dive into the life of Owain Ddantgwyn, the mysterious 5th-century Welsh warlord who some believe inspired the Arthurian legend. Known as Owain Ursus—the Bear of the West—this historical figure might just be the forgotten king behind Britain’s most enduring myth.

We explore the sparse but fascinating records, scholarly debates, and cultural shifts of post-Roman Britain, and ask: what happens when myth and history collide?

✨ Stay tuned after the episode for a special treat: the original song “Owain Ursus, Bear of the West.” 🎵 It's an epic tribute to a king who may have been more than just a legend.

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