So I Heard This Interesting Podcast
Burn Your Bras, Burn Your Straws
September 19, 2019 · 1 hr 8 min
Why listen
The Inca Empire grew from 10,000 people to 12 million, and a boat full of straws somehow gets just as dark.
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In this episode
- How a small Andean tribe built one of history's largest empires
- The historical forces behind the Inca rise to power
- Why drawing the shortest straw on a ship is a genuine horror story
- Two completely different stories that are both impossible to stop listening to
About this episode
Finally, the wait is over- part two on the Inca is here! Kelsey leaves the Andes behind (not too far behind), and details the the rise of the Incan Empire, from a tribe of 10,000 to a mighty empire of 12 million. Then, Mike explains why the only thing spookier than being in an insane asylum, is being on a boat with the shortest straw.Show references:
- The Latin American History Podcast (Max Serjeant)
- Lore "Episode 122: The Shortest Straw", "Episode 6: Echoes",
"Episode 8: The Castle" (Aaron Mahnke)
- WTF with Marc Maron "June Diane Raphael" (Marc Maron)
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