Episode 50- The Great Molasses Flood: When a City Was Swallowed by Syrup

Episode 53- The Man Who Sold the Brooklyn Bridge—Over and Over Again

In the late 1800s, a con artist convinced multiple people they had purchased the Brooklyn Bridge—only for them to realize too late they’d been scammed. In this episode of Mind-Blowing History, Historia explores one of the boldest fraud schemes ever pulled off in American history.

Episode 52- The Spy Who Saved Millions with a Fake Army

During World War II, one man used deception, inflatable tanks, and a completely fake army to mislead Nazi Germany—and it helped change the course of the war. In this episode of Mind-Blowing History, Historia uncovers the incredible story of the “Ghost Army” and the master of deception behind it.

Episode 51- The Man Who Survived Two Atomic Bombs

During World War II, one man experienced the unimaginable—he survived both atomic bombings of Japan. In this episode of Mind-Blowing History, Historia tells the incredible true story of Tsutomu Yamaguchi, whose life defied all odds in one of history’s darkest moments.

Episode 50- The Great Molasses Flood: When a City Was Swallowed by Syrup

In 1919, a massive storage tank in Boston burst, releasing a deadly wave of molasses through the streets. Moving faster than a person could run, the sticky flood caused destruction, chaos, and tragedy. In this episode of Mind-Blowing History, Historia uncovers one of the strangest disasters in American history.

Episode 49- The Day the Eiffel Tower Was Sold—Twice

In the 1920s, a clever con artist managed to “sell” the Eiffel Tower—not once, but twice. In this episode of Mind-Blowing History, Historia dives into one of the most unbelievable scams ever pulled off, proving that sometimes confidence is all it takes to fool the world.