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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Definitions and prepared facts give this freewheeling group conversation enough structure to make history approachable without flattening its humor.
The Classroom turns prepared topics into loose group lessons, beginning with a definition before facts, questions, and jokes take over. Its clearest piece of narrative history follows American football from its early development through the AFL-NFL merger.
A seahorse becomes a Kentucky Derby ancestor; your disbelief is part of the fun.
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The Classroom folds news talk, burger talk, and app deals into a loose, bantering episode.
The Classroom turns episode 12 into a three bedroom current events hangout, starting with what news is and then shifting into how people take it in before wandering into cheeseburgers, app deals, and a 1,794 pound burger that costs $10,000.
History argued after dark.
Piracy stripped of romance.
Forgotten women, complicated on purpose.
Episode 12 opens with a relaxed welcome from three bedrooms across New York State.
The hosts discuss the definition of assassination versus murder and begin covering historical assassinations, starting with Abraham Lincoln.
The hosts humorously explore the definition and history of the word 'extraterrestrial' while discussing ancient reports of celestial phenomena.
The hosts discuss the origins of language and communication, sharing personal experiences with different languages.
A group of friends humorously discuss dinosaurs in their inaugural podcast episode.