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Apocrypha: The Coppermine Expedition
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With the Coppermine Expedition portion of our Ends of the Earth series wrapped up, producer Michael Ruiz and host Graham Parker engage in an informal discussion on events surrounding the story of the Coppermine Expedition, shed light on more controversial elements of the story, and even try lichen soup for themselves.
Apocrypha episodes of Grisly History are discussions that act as supplementary material to our main series. These episodes give greater context to the stories we feature, break down and expand on important aspects of the story, and act as a final word before we move on to future topics.
This episode of Grisly History is hosted by Michael Ruiz & Graham Parker and produced by Michael Ruiz.
The title and closing song "Kosu" by Shock of Daylight was sourced from Unminus.com
Learn more about the show by visiting GrislyHistory.com
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Apocrypha episodes of Grisly History are discussions that act as supplementary material to our main series. These episodes give greater context to the stories we feature, break down and expand on important aspects of the story, and act as a final word before we move on to future topics.
This episode of Grisly History is hosted by Michael Ruiz & Graham Parker and produced by Michael Ruiz.
The title and closing song "Kosu" by Shock of Daylight was sourced from Unminus.com
Learn more about the show by visiting GrislyHistory.com
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