Episode 605: The Tragedy of the Batavia Part I - Spice World

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🗓️ 25 January 2025

⏱️ 107 minutes

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Summary

It's Dark History time this week as the boys set their sights on the high seas for a treacherous tale of mutiny, madness... and murder! We're traveling way back to 1628 for the tragedy of the Batavia and the story of the ship's doomed voyage from the Netherlands to Indonesia.

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0:00.0	There's no place to escape to.
0:02.9	This is the last hot task.
0:05.0	On the left.
0:07.2	That's when the cannibalism started.
0:12.3	What was that?
0:14.9	You're unioning your sums of trickiness.
0:22.9	I don't know.
0:23.6	I don't see why you're here all these years with this woman Darcy that you're ruining his best years of attractiveness.
0:29.9	I will tell you, Henry, if you were to lose weight, you might be attracted.
0:35.7	That is, my Dutch.
0:37.0	We're trying to really wrap our brains around the Dutch accent.
0:39.9	Yeah, trying to wrap our brains around not just the Dutch accent, but the Dutch language, which is a very difficult language.
0:46.6	But one thing that Dutch doesn't seem to have words for, which is being completely fucked on an island.
0:54.5	They learn that later on, though, don't they?
0:57.3	Don't they, my friend?
0:59.6	They can't sneak up on anybody.
1:01.4	They also don't have any words for compassion or friendliness.
1:05.7	Welcome to the last podcast on the left.
1:07.4	Yes.
1:09.2	My name is Marcus Parks.
1:11.1	I'm here with the...
1:12.1	Henry Zibirski.
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