Russia’s First Queen Tricked A Lot of People Into Getting Murdered

Softcore History

Improv, Comedy, History

4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2021

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Rob, Dan, and Jake break down the history of Saint Olga of Kiev, the first queen of Russia and the woman who introduced Christianity to the country — specifically her year long rampage in which she kept (really easily) tricking the people of the country that assassinated her husband into getting brutally murdered. She isn’t the patron saint of revenge but she should be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Soft Core History.
0:05.0	Hello and welcome to
0:09.2	to another episode of Soft Core History.
0:12.2	I am your host, Rob Fox. I am joined as always by our producer and co-host Dan Regester.
0:20.0	Welcome back, Rob.
0:22.0	And W. Goldman. Now Dan, it's been a fun. 2020 has been maybe the greatest year of history so far, don't you think?
0:33.0	2020 launch off to a just rocket start for your boy.
0:38.0	Very happy.
0:40.0	What's going on in your life, damn?
0:42.0	Oh, you know, just the old Rona, slowly eating my body away.
0:47.0	Somebody broke into my truck,
0:51.0	got my truck window smashed in shit stolen my truck in my
0:55.8	truck in my apartment complex no cameras nothing I mean it's a well lit place it's a
1:02.2	really nice area but I guess
1:04.6	homeless people just coming in and out just kind of cut through because homeless people
1:07.9	are everywhere in Austin and then I just got served today by Discover so things are going well. Are you allowed to discuss that as
1:15.4	it's a pending legal case? Yeah dude if they're going to sue me during a global
1:19.5	pandemic I feel like I can kind of drag them.
1:25.3	But hey, do you want to not sue me? I don't have anything for you.
1:26.5	Yeah, you should sue the American government
1:29.5	for more of a stimulusimmy bill.
1:31.2	Yeah.
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