Fire at The Beverly Hills Supper Club

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Flight of the Fantasist: The Race Around the World - Part 2

For Spotify Listeners: Apologies that this episode is currently unavailable on the regular feed. We are working with Spotify to fix the issue. Until then, the episode is available for free on other platforms including Apple Podcasts and iHeart. Donald Crowhurst is a brilliant inv ...  Show more

The Philosopher and the Handyman: The Race Around the World - Part 1

Who will be the first to sail non-stop around the world? In 1968, The Sunday Times announces a trophy and a cash prize for the winner, and the Golden Globe Race is on. Leading the charge are Robin Knox-Johnston, an old-fashioned British patriot, and Bernard Moitessier, an enigmat ...  Show more

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