Historical Blindness 

Historical Blindness is a podcast about history’s myths, mysteries, and misconceptions. By examining cases of outrageous hoaxes, pernicious conspiracy theory, mass delusion, baffling mysteries and unreliable historiography, host Nathaniel Lloyd searches for insights into modern religious belief and political culture. 

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Title	Date published
Pyramidiocy - Part Two: The Pillars of Wisdom	2024-06-11
Pyramidiocy - Part One: Khufu's Tomb	2024-06-04
All Is Number: Pythagoras and Numerology (An Encyclopedia Grimoria Volume)	2024-05-28
Scatterbrained: The Bible Code Craze	2024-05-21
"An Idle and Most False Imposition"; The Shakespeare Authorship Question - Part Four: "The Truth Will Out."	2024-05-14
"An Idle and Most False Imposition"; The Shakespeare Authorship Question - Part Three: Oxford's Ghost	2024-05-07
"An Idle and Most False Imposition"; The Shakespeare Authorship Question - Part Two: The Baconian Heresy	2024-04-30
"An Idle and Most False Imposition"; The Shakespeare Authorship Question - Part One: Drama's God	2024-04-23
The Oak Island Scheme - Part Two: The Cursed Treasure Fraud feat. Dr. Sean Munger	2024-04-09
The Oak Island Scheme - Part One: The Legend of the Money Pit feat. Dr. Sean Munger	2024-03-26
Before Columbus - Part Two: False Claims	2024-03-12
Before Columbus - Part One: First Contact	2024-02-27
Introducing: Even the Royals	2024-02-22
West of Vinland: The Controversy of the Kensington Runestone	2024-02-13
The Lost Colony - Part Two: The Dare Stones (UPDATED and REMASTERED VERSION of episode 2)	2024-02-06
The Legend of the Bermuda Triangle - Part Two: Dead Reckoning	2024-01-30
The Lost Colony - Part One: The Secret Token (UPDATED VERSION of episode 1)	2024-01-23
The Legend of the Bermuda Triangle - Part One: A Watery Grave	2024-01-16
The Historical Jesus and the Myths of Christ Mythicism (Another Historically Blind Xmas Special!)	2023-12-25
Special Presentation: The Constant's "The War on Christmas"	2023-12-12

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