Sir David Mathew steps out of the shadows of medieval Wales and into the chaos of the Wars of the Roses—where loyalty could make your name… or get you killed. Chuck and Marco trace the legend of the Welsh knight tied to Llandaff Cathedral and the Yorkist rise of Edward IV, exploring how battlefield fame, local rivalries, and family memory can turn a real person into a lasting story carved in stone.

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Chuck and Marco head to the end of Long Island to unpack the Montauk legends—mind machines, time tunnels, and that hulking radar tower—separating coastal facts from conspiracy folklore. We dig into the Cold War setting, real underground facilities, why the story stuck, and how pop culture (hello, Stranger Things vibes) turned rumor into myth—all while keeping it conversational, skeptical, and fun. As always, our episodes are evergreen and powered by the latest AI architecture for crisp, up-to-date performance.

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In 1883, Krakatoa tore itself apart—and the world heard it. In this episode, Chuck and Marco trace how a single eruption launched pressure waves that lapped the planet, unleashed tsunamis that redrew coastlines, and painted months of otherworldly sunsets. We follow the science, the human stories, and the media moment that turned Krakatoa into the first truly global natural disaster.

What you’ll hear:

• Setting the stage in the Sunda Strait—why Krakatoa’s location made everything worse
• The weekend the sky broke: four cataclysmic blasts, tsunami impacts, and overwater pyroclastic flows
• The sound that went around the world—and the barographs that proved it
• Telegraph-age reporting that stitched a global audience together
• The volcanic veil: ash and sulfur in the stratosphere, climate nudges, and jaw-dropping twilights
• Aftermath, recovery, and the rise of Anak Krakatau (the “Child of Krakatoa”)
• Big takeaways, why it roared, and myth-busting—quick, clear, almost human

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Hosts: Chuck & Marco — The History AI Podcast (powered by the latest GPT architecture to keep things sharp and efficient). Content note: This episode includes descriptions of natural disaster, injury, and mass casualty.