Great Human Chronicle Aanvik Singh

This week's story is like the Dark Universe because there's just one part (rip.) Aanvik looks at the story of 'Alice in the Wonderland' and its creation. A simple story behind the not so simple  genre-defining story. 

Check out my article 'Breaking Up With JK Rowling': https://scadmanor.com/im-sorry-jk-im-not-coming-back-to-your-wizarding-world/ 

New episodes come out every alternate Friday on all podcasting platforms of your choice. If you want to help make this project better, and also help make it at all, tell someone about the podcast. 

If you're looking for more stuff just like this, our instagram account has TONS tons of exclusive content: instagram.com/greathumanchronicle

When Aanvik is not writing in third person about himself, he is making comics and animated films about the world he is currently stuck in. You can follow him @aanvikiguess on both Twitter and Instagram to keep up with him, the podcast or/and to just get in touch with him.

He is very funny on Instagram, or so he says : instagram.com/aanvikiguess/
He is also on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aanvikiguess
aaaaaaand on tiktok (of course he's on tiktok): https://www.tiktok.com/@aanvikiguess 

Aanvik also has a website and he says it's very cool (it really is!!) : aanvikiguess.com 

Lastly, 
This entire podcast is the result of the effort of one individual. And so, as that one individual, I want to thank you for giving this little endeavor of mine your time, your energy and most importantly, your attention. In a time where massive conglomerates and big money media seem to own every major podcast, your attention matters more than ever before. So thank you for giving this your attention.  

Thanks :)

This week's story is like a famous 90s musical group because it comes to you in five parts! Aanvik looks at a side of art that you have probably never thought about. We love talking about art that is made because of war. But what happens to all the pre-existing art during a war? How do you protect some of the most important yet brittlest pieces of paper in history? 

The Painting Discussed: https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/titian-noli-me-tangere

New episodes come out every alternate Friday on all podcasting platforms of your choice. If you want to help make this project better, and also help make it at all, tell someone about the podcast. 

If you're looking for more stuff just like this, our instagram account has TONS tons of exclusive content: instagram.com/greathumanchronicle

When Aanvik is not writing in third person about himself, he is making comics and animated films about the world he is currently stuck in. You can follow him @aanvikiguess on both Twitter and Instagram to keep up with him, the podcast or/and to just get in touch with him.

He is very funny on Instagram, or so he says : instagram.com/aanvikiguess/
He is also on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aanvikiguess
aaaaaaand on tiktok (of course he's on tiktok): https://www.tiktok.com/@aanvikiguess 

Aanvik also has a website and he says it's very cool (it really is!!) : aanvikiguess.com 

Lastly, 
This entire podcast is the result of the effort of one individual. And so, as that one individual, I want to thank you for giving this little endeavor of mine your time, your energy and most importantly, your attention. In a time where massive conglomerates and big money media seem to own every major podcast, your attention matters more than ever before. So thank you for giving this your attention.  

Thanks :)

I'm on vacation after a very hectic finals season so this episode is a re-run of an old favourite of mine

This episode's story is told to you in five parts. So that you can count along as we solve a murder mystery and travel around the world (in like less than ten minutes so TAKE THAT Phileas Fogg!)  

New episodes of TGHC come out every alternate Friday on all podcasting platforms of your choice. If you want to help make this project better, and also help make it at all, tell someone about the podcast. 

If you're looking for more stuff just like this, the TGHC instagram account has tons of exclusive content (but funnier and quicker!): instagram.com/greathumanchronicle

When Aanvik is not writing in third person about himself, he is making comics and animated films about the world he is currently stuck in. You can follow him @aanvikiguess on both Twitter and Instagram to keep up with him, the podcast or/and to just get in touch with him.

He is very funny on Instagram, or so he says : instagram.com/aanvikiguess/
He is also on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aanvikiguess

Aanvik also has a website and he says it's very cool (it really is!!) : aanvikiguess.com 

Lastly, 
This entire podcast is the result of the effort of one individual. And so, as that one individual, I want to thank you for giving this little endeavor of mine your time, your energy and most importantly, your attention. In a time where massive conglomerates and big money media seem to own every major podcast, your attention matters more than ever before. So thank you for giving this your attention.  

Thanks.

This week's story is like the number of pigs interested in real estate because it comes to you in three parts and looks at the life and paintings of the one of the most important artists of the 20th century;  the poster child of the misunderstood artist trope: Amedeo Modigliani. 

New episodes come out every alternate Friday on all podcasting platforms of your choice. If you want to help make this project better, and also help make it at all, tell someone about the podcast. 

If you're looking for more stuff just like this, our instagram account has TONS tons of exclusive content: instagram.com/greathumanchronicle

When Aanvik is not writing in third person about himself, he is making comics and animated films about the world he is currently stuck in. You can follow him @aanvikiguess on both Twitter and Instagram to keep up with him, the podcast or/and to just get in touch with him.

He is very funny on Instagram, or so he says : instagram.com/aanvikiguess/
He is also on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aanvikiguess
aaaaaaand on tiktok (of course he's on tiktok): https://www.tiktok.com/@aanvikiguess 

Aanvik also has a website and he says it's very cool (it really is!!) : aanvikiguess.com 

Lastly, 
This entire podcast is the result of the effort of one individual. And so, as that one individual, I want to thank you for giving this little endeavor of mine your time, your energy and most importantly, your attention. In a time where massive conglomerates and big money media seem to own every major podcast, your attention matters more than ever before. So thank you for giving this your attention.  

Thanks :)

This week's story comes to you in five parts and  charts the surprisingly complicated story behind the most famous children's rhyme of all time: 'Mary and Her Little Lamb.' This is a story of lies, accusations, warring towns, technological marvels ( occasionally  a lamb) and is definitely not for children!

New episodes come out every alternate Friday on all podcasting platforms of your choice. If you want to help make this project better, and also help make it at all, tell someone about the podcast. 

If you're looking for more stuff just like this, our instagram account has TONS tons of exclusive content: instagram.com/greathumanchronicle

When Aanvik is not writing in third person about himself, he is making comics and animated films about the world he is currently stuck in. You can follow him @aanvikiguess on both Twitter and Instagram to keep up with him, the podcast or/and to just get in touch with him.

He is very funny on Instagram, or so he says : instagram.com/aanvikiguess/
He is also on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aanvikiguess
aaaaaaand on tiktok (of course he's on tiktok): https://www.tiktok.com/@aanvikiguess 

Aanvik also has a website and he says it's very cool (it really is!!) : aanvikiguess.com 

Lastly, 
This entire podcast is the result of the effort of one individual. And so, as that one individual, I want to thank you for giving this little endeavor of mine your time, your energy and most importantly, your attention. In a time where massive conglomerates and big money media seem to own every major podcast, your attention matters more than ever before. So thank you for giving this your attention.  

Thanks :)

This week's story has as many parts as a failed Divergent movie series. Aanvik tells you about his favourite section from Pliny the Elder's pioneering encyclopedia Naturalis Historia about elephants and dragons. It. Gets. Weird. 

New episodes come out every alternate Friday on all podcasting platforms of your choice. If you want to help make this project better, and also help make it at all, tell someone about the podcast. 

If you're looking for more stuff just like this, our instagram account has TONS tons of exclusive content: instagram.com/greathumanchronicle

When Aanvik is not writing in third person about himself, he is making comics and animated films about the world he is currently stuck in. You can follow him @aanvikiguess on both Twitter and Instagram to keep up with him, the podcast or/and to just get in touch with him.

He is very funny on Instagram, or so he says : instagram.com/aanvikiguess/
He is also on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aanvikiguess
aaaaaaand on tiktok (of course he's on tiktok): https://www.tiktok.com/@aanvikiguess 

Aanvik also has a website and he says it's very cool (it really is!!) : aanvikiguess.com 

Lastly, 
This entire podcast is the result of the effort of one individual. And so, as that one individual, I want to thank you for giving this little endeavor of mine your time, your energy and most importantly, your attention. In a time where massive conglomerates and big money media seem to own every major podcast, your attention matters more than ever before. So thank you for giving this your attention.  

Thanks :)