Banana Ghost Detective

In today's show, we covered various historical events from different time periods and regions. We discussed the fall of Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos in 1986 amidst the People Power Revolution, Lord George Paulet's occupation of Hawaii in 1843, and Hiram Rhodes Revels becoming the first African American senator in 1870. Additionally, we examined the sentencing of Hong Kong writer Gui Minhai and the implications of the Chinese Communist Party's actions. Moving to sports, we explored the Pan-American Games of 1951 and the shift towards aircraft carriers in naval warfare in 1933. Furthermore, we delved into the discovery of a human skull hoax in Calaveras County, California, in 1866 and historical royal events with a touch of humor. Lastly, we explored the premiere of George Friedrich Handel's opera Nero in Hamburg in 1705, highlighting his musical influence and legacy. Stay tuned for more historical insights and comedic twists in our future episodes.