Museum of Everything

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  Submarines: Genesis to WW1 16.09.2026 1ч 17мин

  Josh and Dan discuss the history of submarines: David Bushnell's extraordinary "Turtle", Fulton's experiments in Europe, the Plunger Class, and the first ocean-going subs in World War One.
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  The Met: Part 5 (Old Masters) 09.09.2026 1ч 30мин

  Dan and Josh complete their roundup of the Met Museum's art collection with a discussion of the Old Masters at the center of the Met and the Asian Wing.
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  Met Museum: Part 4 (Arms and Armor and the American Wing) 02.09.2026 1ч 18мин

  Dan and Josh continue their discussion of the Met Museum's collection, picking up with Edward Hopper and proceeding to the medieval collection, Arms and Armor, and then the American Wing.
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  Met Museum: Part 3 (Modern Art) 26.08.2026 1ч 28мин

  Dan and Josh continue their walk through the Met Museum in New York. Discussed on this episode is the Met's extensive modern art collection, which includes abstract expressionists like Pollock, Rothko and de Kooning, as well as modern European masters like Modigliani and Paul Klee.
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  Met Museum: Part 2 (the European Galleries) 19.08.2026 1ч 20мин

  Josh and Dan discuss which artists and pieces to see in the 19th-century European galleries at the Met Museum in NYC. Artists covered include Degas, Albert Bartholome, Manet, Rodin, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Gaugin, Matisse, Picasso and Gustav Klimt.
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  Met Museum: What to See (Part 1) 12.08.2026 1ч 15мин

  Dan and Josh discuss what to see at the Met Museum of Art in NYC. In this episode they cover Ancient Egypt including the Temple of Dendur and Ancient Greece and Rome. As always, they kick everything off with MoE Pub Trivia, where this week questions range from early American sitcoms to types of whales.
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  Bond Films: Part 4 (The Super-GOAT) 05.08.2026 1ч 22мин

  Dan and Josh wrap up their ranking of the entire Bond films franchise with their picks for top-5 greatest Bond films of all time, kicking things off as usual with a round of pub trivia in which they range from classical music to Cary Grant.In this episode:The Living DaylightsDoctor NoGoldfingerThunderballFrom Russia With Love
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  Bond Films: Part 3 (The GOAT) 29.07.2026 1ч 22мин

  Dan and Josh get into the top 10 Bond-films. But they begin as always with a round of Museum of Everything Pub Trivia, touching on WW2 History, Renaissance Art, and General Motors. Discussed in this episode:10 - License to Kill9 -- The Spy Who Loved Me8 -- Skyfall7 -- Tomorrow Never Dies6 -- Goldeneye#bond #bondfilms #jamesbond #cinema #moviehistory #debate
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  Bond Films: Part 2 (The Moat) 22.07.2026 1ч 10мин

  Josh and Dan start with a round of Museum of Everything Pub Trivia covering World War 2 History, General Motors, and French artillery pieces, before continuing with their ranking of James Bond Films. In this episode:MoonrakerFor Your Eyes OnlyThe World Is Not EnoughYou Only Live Twice#bondfilms #jamesbond #movies #film #rankings #culture #museumofeverything
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  Bond Films: Part 1 (the WOAT) 16.07.2026 1ч 3мин

  Dan and Josh rank all the James Bond films from worst to best. Featured in this episode, the worst James Bond films...25: Spectre24: No Time to Die (tied with Spectre as the worse Bond film of all time)23: Diamonds Are Forever22: A View to a Kill21: Quantum of Solace20: On Her Majesty's Secret Service19: Live and Let Die18: Die Another Day17: The Man With the Golden Gun16: Casino Royale15: Octopussy#museumofeverything #JamesBond #Bond #Movies #MovieHistory #Culture
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  Zeppelins: Part 2 12.07.2026 1ч 19мин

  After a round of Museum of Everything Pub Trivia, Dan and Josh complete their conversation on Zeppelins with an in-depth discussion of the Graf Zeppelin, the Hindenburg, and the legacy of Zeppelin visionary Dr Hugo Eckener.#museumofeverything #history #culture #art #zeppelins #airships #goldenage
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  Zeppelins: Part 1 (A Zeppisode) 02.07.2026 1ч 8мин

  Dan and Josh delve into the fascinating history of the Zeppelin. It was the first means of crossing the oceans by air, likely the first vehicle to reach the north pole. How dangerous were they -- and why do they no longer exist?#history #museumofeverything #zeppelin #flight #aircraft #ww1 #ww2
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  Mercury 7 Legends 28.06.2026 1ч 10мин

  In this episode: Museum of Everything Pub Trivia, Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions, and the vision for the Museum of Everything.00:00 – Museum pub trivia begins with history, art, military, and geography questions.12:18 – Josh and Dan turn to honorable mention space missions, beginning with Mercury and Alan Shepard.20:55 – Gus Grissom's Liberty Bell 7 mission and a defense of his legacy.26:30 – John Glenn's Friendship 7, Scott Carpenter, and early Mercury controversies.34:45 – Gemini spacewalks, long-duration missions, and Apollo 12 highlights.52:40 – How NASA's Mission Control evolved under Chris Kraft and the Mercury program.1:01:00 – The vision behind the Museum of Everything and collecting remarkable objects.1:06:40 – Rare collectibles, future museum pieces, and closing thoughts.#MuseumOfEverything#Space#SpacEx#Elon#SpaceHistory#MercuryProgram#ApolloProgram#NASA#SpaceExploration#History#Museums#AviationHistory#Zeppelins#Collecting#HistoricalTrivia
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  Landing on the Moon 21.06.2026 1ч 8мин

  Dan and Josh finish their countdown of the top ten greatest space missions of all time. As always, they begin with a discussion of what they've recently been reading, touching on Walter Scott's Waverly novels and the calming effects of reading Chaucer when you're on a delayed flight out of LaGuardia.The final four missions discussed on this episode:4 -- Apollo 103 -- Gemini 32 -- Apollo 81 -- Apollo 11#NASA #Space #Apollo #History #Culture
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  Moon Missions Ranked 10.05.2026 1ч

  Dan and Josh begin a new countdown of the top 10 most important space missions of all time, starting with the back half of the list. They open, as always, with what they’ve been reading—this time a detour through 19th-century travel writing, American manners, Flashman, and George MacDonald Fraser’s gleefully irreverent view of empire, history, and literary adventure. From there, they move into a debate over how space missions should be ranked: technical difficulty, historical importance, astronaut performance, or just excitement.Missions Discussed in This Episode10. Faith 7 — 00:25:05 — Manual Mercury reentry9. Apollo 7 — 00:27:59 — Apollo's first manned flight8. Apollo 9 — 00:31:59 — First LEM flight7. Apollo 17 — 00:39:39 — Perfect lunar mission6. Gemini 8 — 00:46:05 — First space docking5. Gemini 6A / Gemini 7 — 00:49:48 — First space rendezvous#Podcast #SpaceHistory #NASA #Apollo #Gemini #Mercury #Faith7 #Apollo7 #Apollo9 #Apollo17 #Gemini8 #Gemini6A #Gemini7 #GordoCooper #WallySchirra #NeilArmstrong #DaveScott #SpaceRace #MoonLanding #SpaceExploration
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  10 Most Beautiful Things: Part 3, the Finale 01.05.2026 1ч 16мин

  Dan and Josh continue their “most beautiful man-made objects in history” series with a wide-ranging honorable-mentions episode. They open with Franz Ferdinand’s travel diaries, hunting, Teddy Roosevelt, Hemingway, Ian Fleming, and Salinger, then return to the beautiful-objects list to cover the great things that did not quite make the top ten. The conversation moves from the Sistine Chapel and Venice to Calder mobiles, cars, aircraft, cathedrals, telephones, firearms, locomotives, gemstones, and Art Deco—arguing throughout about whether beauty comes from proportion, engineering, movement, history, usefulness, or sheer visual power.If you have an interesting item you'd like to donate to the Museum of Everything, please reach out to us at [email protected] Chapel — 00:06:51Venice — 00:24:50Calder mobile — 00:28:07Jaguar E-Type — 00:34:31SR-71 — 00:37:42X-15 — 00:40:36Hamilton Standard Propeller — 00:48:13Wells cathedral — 00:55:40Chartres — 01:01:52Hagia Sophia — 01:02:15AE34 telephone — 01:03:25Fallingwater — 01:04:571911 pistol — 01:06:07Chevelle — 01:08:48Big Boy — 01:11:22Gemstones — 01:13:47Chrysler Building — 01:15:41#Podcast #MuseumOfEverything #BeautifulObjects #ArtHistory #Architecture #Design #Engineering #SistineChapel #Michelangelo #Venice #Calder #JaguarEType #SR71 #X15 #P51Mustang #Spitfire #GothicCathedrals #HagiaSophia #Fallingwater #JohnBrowning #Chevelle #UnionPacificBigBoy #ArtDeco #ChryslerBuilding #HistoryPodcast
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  10 Most Beautiful Things: Part 2 30.04.2026 1ч 33мин

  Dan and Josh continue their series on the ten most beautiful man-made objects in history. This time they open not with books but with music—Glenn Gould, Bach, temperament, Beethoven, and the limits of describing music in words—before returning to their lists. The episode ranges from Duccio and Fra Angelico to Bernini, firearms design and engineering, crayons, Gothic glass, and the Saturn V’s mighty F-1 engine, with the usual mix of aesthetic argument, historical digression, and sibling combat.If you have an interesting item you'd like to donate to the Museum of Everything, please reach out to us at [email protected]’s Picks Discussed in This EpisodeMaestà Altarpiece — 00:05:30Cloister of San Marco — 00:32:45M1 Garand — 00:47:46Spitzer boattail bullet — 00:56:37Caran d’Ache box of Aquarelles crayons — 01:02:26Rocketdyne F-1 Engine — 01:18:32Josh’s Picks Discussed in This EpisodeBernini’s Bust of Costanza Bonarelli — 00:21:30Filippino Lippi’s Virgin and Child — 00:44:08Hans Hofmann’s Autumn Gold — 00:57:51Sainte-Chapelle — 01:05:35#Podcast #MuseumOfEverything #BeautifulObjects #ArtHistory #Design #Architecture #Engineering #Maesta #Duccio #FraAngelico #SanMarco #Bernini #CostanzaBonarelli #FilippinoLippi #HansHofmann #SainteChapelle #M1Garand #RocketdyneF1 #SaturnV #CaranDAche #Bach #GlennGould #Space
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  10 Most Beautiful Things: Part 1 27.04.2026 1ч 17мин

  Dan and Josh launch a new series: THE TEN MOST BEAUTIFUL MAN-MADE OBJECTS IN HISTORY. As usual, they begin with a lively reading segment—ranging from Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s travel diaries to history, architecture, and aesthetics—before turning to the list itself. The discussion moves across aircraft, ships, automobiles, sacred books, Renaissance architecture, temples, and submarines, asking what beauty means when applied to machines, buildings, and designed objects. The result is part art criticism, part engineering appreciation, and part historical conversation.If you have an interesting item you'd like to donate to the Museum of Everything, please reach out to us at [email protected]’s Picks Discussed in This EpisodeDC-3 — 00:13:03Book of Kells — 00:23:24New Sacristy, San Lorenzo, Florence — 00:30:41Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 Stradale — 00:49:53USS Akron — 01:00:49Josh’s Picks Discussed in This EpisodeDC-3 — 00:13:03Temple of Athena Nike, Acropolis — 00:18:28Laurentian Library, San Lorenzo, Florence — 00:30:08Aston Martin DB9 — 00:44:34USS Los Angeles — 00:52:20USS Constitution — 01:09:29#Podcast #Architecture #Design #Aviation #Cars #History #Art #Engineering #MuseumOfEverything #DC3 #BookOfKells #AlfaRomeo33Stradale #USSAkron #DB9 #USSLosAngeles #USSConstitution #AthenaNike #LaurentianLibrary #Renaissance #BeautifulObjects 
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  Greatest Movies: Part 4, the Finale 20.04.2026 1ч 45мин

  Dan and Josh conclude their multi-part discussion of the greatest movies of all time with picks #16–20, then move into a long and wide-ranging honorable mentions section. The episode ranges from Golden Age musicals and courtroom dramas to Shakespeare, Bond, noir, war films, Hitchcock, and a few later favorites like Apollo 13 and Die Hard. As in the earlier episodes, the fun is in both the overlap and the disagreement: shared admiration for certain stars and genres, but very different instincts about what makes a film truly great.Dan’s #16–20 Picks16. Too Hot to Handle (1938) — 00:05:1317. Apollo 13 (1995) — 00:18:1518. Father of the Bride (1950) — 00:24:0219. Witness for the Prosecution (1957) — 00:33:0720. Follow the Fleet (1936) — 00:46:28Josh’s #16–20 Picks16. Top Hat (1935) — 00:15:2217. Apollo 13 (1995) — 00:18:2118. Hopscotch (1980) — 00:29:4219. Shall We Dance (1937) — 00:16:5720. Othello (1995) — 00:55:26Honorable MentionsShakespeare in Love — 01:02:30Three Little Words — 01:03:07The Guns of Navarone — 01:03:58Macbeth (1971) — 01:05:57Doctor No — 01:06:38Goldfinger — 01:06:38Thunderball — 01:06:38Sabrina — 01:06:56Roberta — 01:07:57Carefree — 01:07:57Follow the Fleet — 01:08:43Love in the Afternoon — 01:08:41Charade — 01:09:15Rear Window — 01:09:59Patton — 01:10:01The Silence of the Lambs — 01:10:44The Fellowship of the Ring — 01:12:09The Thirteenth Warrior — 01:13:53The Italian Job — 01:14:37The Philadelphia Story — 01:15:48My Favorite Year — 01:16:39The Big Sleep — 01:17:13Stagecoach — 01:18:48Murder, My Sweet — 01:17:58Desk Set — 01:20:24Aladdin (1992) — 01:22:31Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo — 01:25:04Stalag 17 (1953) — 01:25:03Foreign Correspondent (1940) — 01:26:42His Girl Friday (1940) — 01:27:48To Be or Not to Be (1942) — 01:28:23To Catch a Thief (1955) — 01:29:01An American in Paris (1951) — 01:21:31You Gotta Stay Happy (1948) — 01:29:25The Maltese Falcon (1941) — 01:30:02Strangers on a Train (1951) — 01:30:51Test Pilot (1938) — 01:32:24It Happened One Night (1934) — 01:32:35Flying Down to Rio (1933) — 01:33:25Double Indemnity (1944) — 01:33:33Die Hard (1988) — 01:34:35The In-Laws (1979) — 01:35:20Mr Blandings Builds his Dream House (1948) — 01:35:40Rush Hour (1998) — 01:35:50#Movies #FilmPodcast #ClassicMovies #GreatestFilms #MovieRanking #Cinema #OldHollywood #Apollo13 #WitnessForTheProsecution #FatherOfTheBride #FollowTheFleet #TopHat #Hopscotch #ShallWeDance #Othello #Hitchcock #Noir #WarFilms #Podcast
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  Greatest Movies: Part 3 19.04.2026 50мин

  Dan and Josh return for Part 3 of their all-time greatest movies discussion, moving through picks #11–15. They begin with another lively books segment and reflections on recent reading, then continue their rankings with more spirited disagreement and overlap. This episode ranges from classic war epics and golden-age comedies to Hitchcock suspense, Bond, action blockbusters, and holiday favorites—showing once again how differently two serious movie lovers can define “greatness.”Dan’s #11–15 Picks11. Command Decision (1948) — 00:09:1712. The Longest Day (1962) — 00:14:1813. Holiday Inn (1942) — 00:21:3214. Dial M for Murder (1954) — 00:31:2115. Roman Holiday (1953) — 00:37:46Josh’s #11–15 Picks11. Kiss Them for Me (1957) — 00:09:3312. The Sky’s the Limit (1943) — 00:10:0013. Jaws (1975) — 00:26:3214. Die Hard (1988) — 00:31:5615. From Russia with Love (1963) — 00:42:18#Movies #FilmPodcast #ClassicMovies #GreatestFilms #MovieRanking #Cinema #OldHollywood #CommandDecision #TheLongestDay #HolidayInn #DialMForMurder #RomanHoliday #KissThemForMe #TheSkysTheLimit #Jaws #DieHard #FromRussiaWithLove #Podcast