In January of 1915, Ernest Shackleton's ship, Endurance, became encased in the ice in the Weddell Sea.

Through determination, grit, and savvy, Shackleton would lead his men through a brutal winter,

then over hundreds of miles of Antarctic ice, followed by 800 miles across some of the roughest waters in the world.

It is one of the most extraordinary and inspirational journeys in the history of

exploration. Find this story and many others at the Explorers Podcast, available wherever you get your

podcasts or at Explorerspodcast.com.

400 years ago, a trio of tiny kingdoms were perched on some damp islands off the coast of Europe.

Within three short centuries, these islands would off the coast of Europe. Within three short

centuries, these islands would become the center of an empire which ruled a quarter of the globe

and on which the sun never set. I'm Dr Samuel Hume, a historian of the British Empire,

and my podcast, Pax Britannica, follows the people and events that built those islands into a global

superpower.

Learn the history of the British Empire by listening to Pax Britannica

everywhere you find your podcasts or go to pod.link slash packs.

Yeah! Yeah, Fimba! Welcome to everyone to the film vault, thanks to Anderson, I'm Brian Bishop. We're our host for today, the annual movies that would be better as horror films.

We reimagined some movies, maybe not even bad movies, but movies that could be better as horror films. We would reimagine some movies,

maybe not even bad movies,

but movies that could be better

if they had a horror spin on them

just in time for Halloween.

Hey, this episode drops on Halloween

for most listeners.

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