The Strange and Fascinating World of Historical Body Parts

This podcast episode delves into the intriguing stories of famous historical body parts. From Frida Kahlo's iconic mono brow to Marie Antoinette's dental woes, and even Queen Victoria's armpit abscess, each body part carries a unique story that sheds light on the lives of these historical figures. The episode also explores the strange tale of Louis XIV's troublesome rear end and the surgical procedures performed on it. Additionally, the podcast delves into the controversial existence of Napoleon's penis, which has had a curious journey through various collections and now resides in a suitcase in New Jersey. The episode highlights how throughout history, body parts have been used to represent evil or wickedness, contributing to the ongoing fascination with linking physical attributes to character.