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Nero's Fiddle episodes
- 42 min
- How History Works
During this season, we've used various tools to help us understand our journey to now. In this episode we put these tools together to help us understand how to better understand how history works.
37 min - Making Prejudice Popular Again
In this episode we look at the change in attitudes toward immigrants in recent years.
33 min - 37 min
- Learning to Communicate
Humans have a very strong drive to connect with one another and have had intricate mail courier systems since ancient times. Throughout the 20th century, we've had to learn to communicate in different ways as new technologies have developed. We take a look at communication and the advent of the World Wide Web in this episode.
46 min - Breaking the Chain
Could we be ready to break the final major link in the millennium-old Great Chain of Being? Perhaps. Let's take a look at that in this episode.
34 min - The las Casas Malfunction
The U.S. is the richest country the world has ever known. Yet we have over half a million unhoused people living on our streets and in shelters. In this episode we take a deeper look into homelessness in America.
34 min - Searching for a Greater Society
In this episode we look at where the 20th Century has brought us and look at some possible futures available to us.
42 min - Searching for a Greater SocietyWe've spent a lot of time looking at where we've come so far. In this episode, we take a peak into some of the positive paths the future might hold for us.42 min
- Tom's Generation
In this episode, we look at Tom Brokaw's "Greatest Generation," as they do much to create the world we live in today.
41 min
About Nero's Fiddle
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Global warming - we know what's happening. We know what we can do about it. What we don’t understand is why we won’t take the measures necessary to stop it. Nero's Fiddle will trace the arrow of…
history that brought us to this point. I will explain how we got here, why we haven’t begun to tackle the difficult issues of climate change, and what we can do to end our current climate malaise and begin to address climate change in a meaningful way.