FLASHBACK
Listen to 'Flashback': Your Unintended Consequences
A round-up of the best surprising stories from history submitted by listeners of Flashback.
Listen to 'Flashback': The Hockey Injury That Launched Air Travel
Why the story of human flight begins on a frozen pond in Dayton, Ohio.
Flashback Quiz
New research has shown that antibodies from what animal neutralize the coronavirus?.
Listen to 'Flashback': The Drunk Cop Who Brought Down a President
If not for the fateful inaction of a single Washington, DC police officer, Watergate might never have happened.
Listen to 'Flashback': The Freak Bicycle Accident Behind a Children’s Classic
Ludwig Bemelmans rode his bike down the wrong side of the road and into literary history when he dreamed up the beloved children’s book Madeline.
Listen to 'Flashback': The Newspaper Error That Sparked the Nobel Prize
When a newspaper mistakenly proclaimed Alfred Nobel dead in 1888, the inventor of dynamite set out to reinvent his legacy.
‘Flashback’ Lecture Notes: The Mysterious Disappearance That Helped Give Rise to Hollywood
This week's episode of the chart-topping 'Flashback' podcast explores the disappearance of French inventor Augustin Le Prince.
'Flashback' Episode Ten: How a French Inventor’s Mysterious Disappearance Launched Hollywood
Louis Le Prince was set to announce his invention of the motion picture camera years before Thomas Edison — until he vanished without a trace on his way to New York.
'Flashback' Episode Nine: How 'Little House on the Prairie' Built the Koch Brothers
The latest episode of OZY's chart-topping 'Flashback' podcast reveals how the 'Little House' series of children's classics entwined itself with the growth of free-market conservatism.
'Flashback' Episode Eight: How a Misguided Discovery Ignited the Labor Movement
The latest episode of OZY's chart-topping 'Flashback' podcast explores the unintended consequences of a search for gold.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
‘Flashback’ Lecture Notes: The Dangerous Discovery That Sparked the Modern Labor Movement
In the latest episode of OZY's chart-topping history podcast, we learn about the power of phosphorous.
‘Flashback’ Lecture Notes: How Gypsy Moths and Kudzu Took Over America
The latest episode of the 'Flashback’ podcast explores how invasions come in many forms.
