Episode 72: Inventors Killed by Their Inventions (feat. a drinking game) and James Sligo Jameson's Journey to Africa

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In this episode, Ellie chats about inventors that were killed by their own inventions. She also invented a cocktail AND a drinking game for this episode, folks! What can we say? We’re real Renaissance Women on this podcast. It’s a good thing we had a drinking game, too because Abby discusses the horrific topics of Imperialism in Africa and the grandson of the Jameson fortune, James Sligo Jameson. In his exploration, he got up to some nasty things. What did he do, exactly? Well, you could Google it, OR you COULD listen to this episode and find out! Both are free, but one is a bit more entertaining than the other (at least, we’d like to think so!).

Content Warnings Episode #72:

• Ellie’s Content: death, automobile accidents, drowning, trauma
• Abby’s Content: colonialism, racism, murder, mutilation, illness, death, cannibalism

In this episode, we’re drinking:

Ellie: The Bifurious: Ellie’s Edition™

Abby: Jameson and Ginger Ale

Sources:

For this episode, Ellie pulled from:
The Atlantic
Huffington Post
Business Insider

And Abby’s sources included:

Birdnamesforbirds

Wikipedia Articles on James Sligo Jameson and Cannibalism in Africa as well as Child Cannibalism in The Congo Basin

The Journals of James Jameson

The Jameson Whiskey Website

A Grisly Drop of History

The Jameson Affair

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