History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
SCL
17 episodes
20 hours ago
Send us a text Hey historians! Get ready to time travel almost 3,000 years into the past! Mira and Finn are strapping in for the wildest ride to Ancient Greece. We are going way back to the very first recorded Olympic Games in 776 BC! Can you imagine cheering on athletes without huge stadiums or giant TV screens? These ancient games weren't just about winning; they were part of a huge religious festival in a special sanctuary dedicated to the Greek gods. Forget shiny gold medals—the winners g...
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Send us a text Hey historians! Get ready to time travel almost 3,000 years into the past! Mira and Finn are strapping in for the wildest ride to Ancient Greece. We are going way back to the very first recorded Olympic Games in 776 BC! Can you imagine cheering on athletes without huge stadiums or giant TV screens? These ancient games weren't just about winning; they were part of a huge religious festival in a special sanctuary dedicated to the Greek gods. Forget shiny gold medals—the winners g...
History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
8 minutes
1 week ago
The Great Fire of London Rages!
Welcome to History's Not Boring! Get ready for a story that is genuinely terrifying and totally fascinating: The Great Fire of London! Picture this: It's 1666, and London is a massive city, packed tight with about 80,000 people. But here's the scary part—most of the buildings were made of wood, squished together on narrow streets. That’s a disaster waiting to happen! It all started innocently enough in a tiny bakery on Pudding Lane. But soon, flames jumped from roof to roof! We’ll talk about...
History for Kids / History's Not Boring: The Kids History Podcast
Send us a text Hey historians! Get ready to time travel almost 3,000 years into the past! Mira and Finn are strapping in for the wildest ride to Ancient Greece. We are going way back to the very first recorded Olympic Games in 776 BC! Can you imagine cheering on athletes without huge stadiums or giant TV screens? These ancient games weren't just about winning; they were part of a huge religious festival in a special sanctuary dedicated to the Greek gods. Forget shiny gold medals—the winners g...
