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(LHE)- LHE presents a history discussion about three, significant kingdoms from Africa brought on by Percical Grinsynski.
Sources- Cartwright, Mark. “Kingdom of Kongo.” Ancient history encyclopedia, 02 May 2019.
Let’s immerse ourselves into the perspective of a slave on board the slave ship and see what their insights are. (It is good to keep an open mind about the slave ship as the topic is among the most serious of topics.)
This is what the Nkani, which is the name of a monarch in the Kingdom of Kongo, would say to the Kongo people when he becomes king of the kingdom.
Storycast- This is a true informational story about a boy’s experience at a museum, specifically an art museum, where he storytells his analysis of three works of art he found interesting.
Storycast- (Moe’s Story) When two college sweethearts witness a strange flying object above their car during a night drive, they think nothing of it and brush it off as just an ordinary airborne object. Then, as the pair return to their dorm, the girlfriend begins to experience terrible hallucinations about unexplainable, otherworldly phenomena. Until they realize the nightmarish happenings occurred after the strange occurrence on their drive, the pair believe the unknown flying object is the culprit and they hire a hypnotist that debunks what went on during that late-night drive.
Storycast- This is the story of a first year college student’s final exam score, specifically his reaction to a very low score which turned out to be a mistake.
Bichula welcomes another podcaster, Louy. The latter presents his own documentary treatment about the subculture of content creation.
(TALKOCONVO EPISODE)- Talkoconvo welcomes back Braden Difalchy to discuss the topic of podcasting.
Storycast- “Have you stumbled on a sacred book that hides dark magic secrets?
(LHE) LHE presents a history talk about the United States developing through religious historical ideations starring British historian and humorist, Wayne Grinsynski.
Ignagni, Joseph A. “U.S. Supreme Court Decision-Making and the Free Exercise Clause.” The
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