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The Halifax Disaster

Mar 20, 2018 · 37m 9s
The Halifax Disaster
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For the first time, Mistakes Were Made welcomes a new co-host: Bobby Smithney joins Robert Bacon and Mike Kauffman as they dive into one of the deadliest maritime disasters in...

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For the first time, Mistakes Were Made welcomes a new co-host: Bobby Smithney joins Robert Bacon and Mike Kauffman as they dive into one of the deadliest maritime disasters in history. On December 6, 1917, the bustling harbor of Halifax, Nova Scotia, was the site of unimaginable chaos when two ships—a Norwegian vessel and a French munitions ship—collided. The resulting explosion leveled the city, killed nearly 2,000 people, and injured thousands more, leaving a sticky, smoldering mess that history still remembers.

The hosts break down the tragic events, the human errors, and the series of mistakes that led to the catastrophic explosion, mixing detailed historical storytelling with dark humor and absurdity. From eyewitness accounts to the sheer scale of destruction, this episode captures both the horror and the bizarre circumstances surrounding the Halifax Disaster.It’s a story of misjudgment, miscommunication, and human folly—now with a fresh voice—on Mistakes Were Made.

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Halifax Disaster podcast, 1917 Halifax explosion, Mistakes Were Made podcast, comedy history podcast, deadliest maritime disasters, Nova Scotia history, historical accidents podcast, funny history stories, ship collision disasters, World War I history, weird history podcast.
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