My Lunch Break's episode on "The Hidden History of Texas?" promises an investigation into Galveston's history, focusing on a mysterious figure connected to old-world buildings who allegedly served as a pawn for 1800s leaders. The show notes hint at investigations into lodges, mysterious fires, and unspecified…
Worth it if you enjoy speculative conspiracy narratives framed as entertainment rather than rigorous history, and don't require sourced evidence or verifiable claims.
My Lunch Break episode 'The Old World Origins?' promises to investigate the origins of medieval cathedral and basilica construction technology, specifically examining how knowledge for building structures like Milan Cathedral, St. Mark's Basilica, and Cologne Cathedral came to exist. The host frames this as part of a…
Worth it if you enjoy alternative history speculation and don't require evidence-based historical analysis, but not if you seek rigorous research into medieval architecture.
My Lunch Break's episode on Easter Island, Atlantis, and the Land of Mu promises to explore hidden history and alternative narratives around these legendary locations. According to the show notes, the episode examines Easter Island's massive stone heads (moai) and references a recent unexplained event. It mentions…
Worth it if you enjoy alternative-history entertainment and don't require rigorous sourcing, but not if you seek credible historical analysis or primary-source investigation.
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