Nightmare at Hiroshima
Experience the nightmare that was the nuclear attack on Hiroshima, all through first hand accounts.
Show 15 – The Winged Victory, Part 3
“In the distance, a paddlewheeler is on fire.”
Your decades long odyssey into an industrialized ancient world will come to a dramatic conclusion.
Show 14 – The Winged Victory, Part 2
“You’re chained to the float along with all the other survivors…”
It was supposed to be a relaxed sightseeing trip. But something happened, an accident, and now you are stranded in time. What’s worse, the Romans are coming.
Show 13 – The Winged Victory, Part 1
“The design was inspired by your faint memory of the Red Baron’s plane…”
It was supposed to be a relaxed sightseeing trip. But something happened, an accident, and now you are stranded in time. What’s worse, the Romans are coming.
Show 12 – Napoleon in Afghanistan
“The mountains look like giants. You wonder how long they’ve been asleep.”
Napoleon detached a few hundred thousand from his Russian campaign and re-branded them the Army of India…
Show 11 – Project Gliese
“…humanity was nearly wiped out–billions dead.”
The computer that was supposed to manage the vastly complicated mathematics of a wormhole, ended up going rogue.
Show 10 – The Blood Ape
“Those drums are made of human skin…”
We’re sending you back in time 200,000 years to a tribe known as the Benni-grath. These people live in a lush mountain valley in Sub-Saharan Africa. But over in the next valley is another tribe, a warlike tribe of hominids that evolved into giants.
Show 9 – City of Pyramids
“The rising sun lights a hundred pyramids on fire.”
As a civilization, Egypt stood alone in the world. And it prospered. Without competition, it continued on and on for thousands of years. It lasted so long, that it entered a new Ice Age.
Show 7 – Hannibal One
“Yes, you heard me right. We’re sending you to Mars.”
The Carthaginians established a colony on Mars called Hannibal One in honour of the general who started them on their path to greatness. We’re sending you back to the early days just after the colony was founded.
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