Historias de crímenes reales narradas por sus investigadores

Radio Ambulante es un podcast pionero en español que cuenta crónicas latinoamericanas en audio, celebrando la diversidad y complejidad de la región. / Radio Ambulante is an award-winning Spanish language podcast that uses long-form audio journalism to tell neglected and under-reported Latin American and Latino stories.

Pablo Escobar fue uno de los hombres más poderoso del mundo en la década de los ochenta. A través del terror y de una telaraña de corrupción, llegó a tener un control casi total sobre la policía, el ejército y buena parte del gobierno colombiano mientras operaba una gigantesca red internacional de trasiego de cocaína. A finales de los años ochenta, tras una serie de salvajes atentados que implicaron el derribo de aviones comerciales, recompensas por matar policías o bombazos en oficinas de gobierno a plena luz del día, el gobierno de César Gaviria negoció con el capo su entrega a cambio de una serie de concesiones como operar —cual si fuera un palacio personal— la cárcel de su reclusión: el recinto llamado “la Catedral” en su natal Envigado. Este podcast conducido por Daniel Coronell, narra, a partir de cintas de espionaje telefónico de la época, los meses convulsos entre la entrega, el escape y posterior asesinato de Escobar.

All advertisements are placed only at the beginning of each episode, ensuring you enjoy the complete historical journey without interruptions. Our coverage flows seamlessly, whether we dive into the Reformation, the brilliance of the Renaissance, or the chaos of a civil war. From Napoleon’s campaigns to the rise and fall of ancient civilizations, from World War 2 battles to Ottoman Empire conquests, every moment is revealed without distraction. We uncover how Mesopotamia laid the foundations of modern society, how the Industrial Revolution transformed global power, and how Babylon once stood as a beacon of innovation and dominance.

Welcome to History Revolution Secrets, where the French Revolution becomes a lesson in ideology, where Napoleon’s brilliance is reimagined as a strategic masterclass, and where every civil war and uprising transforms into insight about human ambition. We explore Renaissance creativity, Reformation upheavals, and the technological genius of ancient civilizations. Our investigations connect World War 2 strategies to the Cold War, and trace how the Ottoman Empire influenced diplomacy from Byzantine Empire legacies to modern systems. Every analysis shows how revolution defines humanity’s destiny.

Picture this: exploring ancient Egypt archaeology when suddenly the Renaissance reveals hidden Reformation truths, World War 2 intelligence connects to Cold War espionage, and Ottoman Empire strategies echo through Byzantine Empire conflicts. The fall of the Roman Empire or the destruction of Babylon are not just past events—they are revolutions that still shape our world. Each episode reveals how civil war reshaped nations, how Napoleon redefined conquest, and how ancient civilizations continue to influence culture.

Our comprehensive historical approach doesn’t just recount—it excavates. We analyze Mesopotamia innovations, trace Silk Road commerce, and explore how the Industrial Revolution fueled both discovery and warfare. From Tudor period politics to Victorian era industry, from Aztec Empire rituals to Mongol Empire expansion, we uncover forgotten truths. French Revolution ideals and American Revolution experiments resonate with the philosophies of the Enlightenment, reminding us how Reformation movements reshaped faith and governance.

The mystery deepens when examining the Black Death and its impact on medieval warfare. Middle Ages folklore preserved stories of plague and conquest, while mythology and crusades created cultural exchanges that still influence us today. The Holy Roman Empire’s rise and collapse echoed patterns seen in ancient Rome and the Roman Empire. Archaeology allows us to rediscover the Iron Age, connect with Aztec Empire brilliance, and better understand how ancient civilizations met both triumph and tragedy.

The contradictions intensify when considering the Industrial Revolution. Its innovations sparked progress yet fueled devastating wars. Our World War 2 analysis shows how Napoleon’s strategies influenced modern generals, while our Cold War coverage connects Renaissance science to nuclear fears. Reformation ideals promised freedom but led to division, while civil wars across continents reshaped nations. Each story is proof that revolution is eternal, repeating through ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Babylon, and beyond.

Cultural complexity defines our exploration. From Renaissance art to Tudor period intrigue, from Ottoman Empire expansion to Byzantine Empire collapse, we show how civilizations evolve. The French Revolution becomes a symbol of justice and terror, the American Revolution a testament to independence, and Napoleon both hero and tyrant. Ancient civilizations such as the Aztec Empire, Mongol Empire, and Roman Empire are not relics but living lessons about ambition, conquest, and the fragility of power.

The emotional intensity explodes when examining how celebrity deaths of rulers and generals defined eras. The Black Death reshaped the Middle Ages, plague outbreaks transformed cities, and civil wars destroyed empires. Yet from these tragedies rose innovations: Enlightenment philosophy, Renaissance artistry, and Industrial Revolution progress. Our storytelling shows how archaeology uncovers forgotten warfare, how folklore preserves lost voices, and how the Silk Road spread not only goods but also revolution.

Every segment weaves evidence with insight, turning routine history into cinematic revelation. We blend Renaissance brilliance, Reformation turmoil, and Napoleon’s ambition with the rise of ancient civilizations and the legacy of World War 2. Whether it’s Ottoman Empire diplomacy, Mesopotamia’s inventions, or Babylon’s splendor, every episode captures humanity’s eternal pursuit of power. Through Industrial Revolution breakthroughs, civil war sacrifices, and American Revolution experiments, History Revolution Secrets transforms passive learning into profound discovery.

Subscribe now to join a community where Reformation challenges authority, Renaissance ignites creativity, civil war reshapes nations, Napoleon redefines conquest, and ancient civilizations whisper through ruins. Explore the battles of World War 2, the intrigues of the Ottoman Empire, the wisdom of Mesopotamia, the energy of the Industrial Revolution, and the legacy of Babylon. Our podcast reveals how every revolution, from the French Revolution to the American Revolution, connects past to present. Dive into archaeology, uncover forgotten warfare, and embrace history’s power to inspire, terrify, and transform.

Casos reales de misterio y horror. Testimonios en primera persona. Entrevistas e investigaciones. Conduce: Martín Echevarría (@martinderadio). Cada Martes un episodio estreno para que puedas oír desde cualquier dispositivo. Si tienes una historia para contarnos éstos son nuestros contactos: +5492236201626 (Whatsapp Producción) // @martesdemisterio (Instagram) // mail: martesdemisterio@gmail.com

Historias únicas con personajes fuera de lo común. Distribuido por troop audio. 

Este es el podcast oficial de José Ramón Cantalapiedra y Relatos del lado oscuro, aquí vamos a compartir relatos, experiencias del auditorio y todo tipo de historias que se encuentren en el camino del misterio. Hemos sido, durante 23 años, un programa de radio y canal de youtube. Hemos escuchado cientos de testimonios, hemos encontrado casos y lugares encantados. En este podcast y video podcast, encontrará lo que hemos encontrado en este largo camino, si alguna vez decide compartir sus experiencias, le invitamos a compartirlas en el correo: contacto@relatosdelladooscuro.com

La Biblioteca de los Sueños te ayuda a conciliar el sueño con historias relajantes sobre una amplia gama de temas: ciencia, historia, mitología, astronomía, misterio, arte y mucho más. Te ayudaremos a calmar y enriquecer tu mente mientras te sumerges en el país de los sueños. Te pedimos nos sigas para apoyar nuestro trabajo.

Freakonomics co-author Stephen J. Dubner uncovers the hidden side of everything. Why is it safer to fly in an airplane than drive a car? How do we decide whom to marry? Why is the media so full of bad news? Also: things you never knew you wanted to know about wolves, bananas, pollution, search engines, and the quirks of human behavior. To get every show in the Freakonomics Radio Network without ads and a monthly bonus episode of Freakonomics Radio, start a free trial for SiriusXM Podcasts+ on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.

Un espacio de conversación y reflexión donde exploramos temas científicos, sociales, ambientales, políticos, económicos y estadísticos y eventos de actualidad.Cada episodio comenta y desmenuza eventos clave que ayudan a entender mejor la realidad que nos rodea.  Buscamos traducir lo complejo en un diálogo claro, accesible y crítico.Ideal para quienes disfrutan del análisis, la curiosidad intelectual fluida y facil de comprender.

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From Emmy and Peabody Award–winning journalist Mariana van Zeller comes THE HIDDEN THIRD, a weekly dive into the underground markets that quietly power a third of the global economy. Every episode Mariana sits down with people who know these worlds firsthand - the hustlers, smugglers, scammers, kingpins, and those trying to shut them down. The series reveals how they function, why they endure, and the profound ways they impact us all. New episodes drop every Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts. The Hidden Third is a co-production of Muck Media and The Roost Podcast Network.

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True Crime Culinary serves up real stories where food and fate collide. From the history of corn fields to survival rations, poisoned pies to prison trays, host Leah Llach explores how what we eat intertwines with who we are — and sometimes, who we become. Each episode blends storytelling, history, and haunting details to uncover the flavors behind overlooked details in the famous crimes and survival stories. New bite-sized episodes drop every Thursday, so grab a snack, it’s time to sink your teeth into the stories.

Yohanan Diaz, investigador del Fenómeno no humano se adentrará al mundo de lo desconocido para buscarle sentido a esas ¡Historias Inexplicables!

No Me Provoquen: Breaking The Palace es el testimonio de la mujer que logró lo impensable: llevar a un artista moreno y popular a un palacio blanco y conservador. En 1990, una funcionaria cultural presenció el fenómeno de Juan Gabriel en un palenque y decidió trasladar esa “locura colectiva” al Palacio de Bellas Artes. Este podcast narra la inédita serie de obstáculos y crisis que enfrentó para producir el legendario primer show de Juanga en el Palacio —un evento que en su momento fue tachado como “un atentado contra la pureza del arte”, pero que con el tiempo se consagró como una de las presentaciones más emblemáticas de la música en México. Escucha esta producción original de Sonoro, con testimonios exclusivos de quienes hicieron posible el baile más sabroso que ha vivido Bellas Artes. No Me Provoquen: Breaking The Palace is the testimony of the woman who achieved the unthinkable: bringing a dark-skinned, wildly popular artist to a white, conservative palace. In 1990, an arts official witnessed Juan Gabriel's electrifying performance at a rural venue and became determined to bring Mexico's most beloved artist to its most elite stage. This podcast reveals her relentless fight against institutional prejudice, bureaucratic roadblocks, and production disasters to stage what was once dismissed as "an assault on pure art" but became one of the most iconic concerts in Mexican history: Juan Gabriel en Bellas Artes. An original Sonoro production featuring exclusive accounts from the people who made history the night Mexico's high culture learned to let loose. Listen to this original production from Sonoro, featuring exclusive testimonies from those who made possible the most joyful dance the Palace of Fine Arts has ever seen.

Danny’s quest to get smarter.

Programa de radio dedicado al misterio y otras realidades, donde trataremos de acercarte los fenómenos insólitos y que para el ser humano son un enigma, desde todas las vertientes, apariciones, ovnis, misterios de la ciencia, historia... Todos los Viernes a las 00:00h hora española.