Join us on "History's Hologram" as we explore the chilling saga of Jack the Ripper, the unidentified killer who haunted Victorian London. In this episode, host Emma Bennett (Me) takes you back to the foggy streets of 1888, where a series of brutal murders left a mark on criminal investigation.

Discover the impact of these crimes on forensic science and delve into the theories that continue to fuel the mystery today. Don't miss this gripping exploration of one of history's most infamous unsolved cases.

Join me in 'History’s Hologram' as we uncover the pivotal roles of women scientists and mathematicians during the Manhattan Project.

Explore the untold stories of Maria Goeppert Mayer, Chien-Shiung Wu, and others who shaped the atomic age while breaking barriers in STEM.

Discover how their contributions, from solving reactor poisoning to supervising critical computations, were instrumental in ending World War II and paving the way for future generations.

Tune in to learn about these incredible women whose work still influences science today.

Welcome to "History's Hologram." I'm your host, Emma Bennett. In this episode, we explore why Princess Diana’s 1995 BBC interview was so shocking. She spoke openly about her struggles with bulimia, her unhappy marriage, and her husband’s affair. Her famous quote, "There were three of us in this marriage," made headlines worldwide.

Join us as we look at the setting of the interview, the key people involved, and how Diana’s honesty changed the royal family. Hear insights from experts on how this interview helped people talk more openly about mental health and humanized the royals.

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