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Christiana Ellis thinks about a lot of things. Few of them are deep.

Christiana's Shallow Thoughts

Banned in the United States and United Kingdom throughout the 1920s, Ulysses turned conventional ideas of the novel inside out with its bold new form, style and theme.  Deeply rooted in the Greek myth of the hero of the Trojan War, Joyce bases his novel on Ulysses or Odysseus, who is doomed to voyage for ten years before returning home to Ithaca. Joyce had been deeply influenced by the Iliad and the Odyssey, which he had read from Charles Lamb's adaptations as a child. In fact, he considered him the epitome of the heroic ideal and constantly thought of giving the myth a new dimension in modern literature. 

However, the reader must be cautioned that it is not an easy book to read. It was also burdened by a strange and complicated publication history. Joyce's original handwritten manuscript was typed by a number of less than competent typists who made a series of grammatical and spelling errors, leading to great confusion. It went through 18 different versions, each of which was full of more and more mistakes. Attempts to “correct” the text were being made as late as 2010 but the appeal of the book lies in its overall theme and in its rich symbolism.

Ulysses is divided into 18 chapters, or episodes, each one referring to a Homeric character or episode in the Greek myth. Though Joyce did not originally title the chapters, he did refer to them by such names in private letters to his friends. He also gave them obscure titles from his researches in French translations of the Homeric sagas. 

Joyce himself understood the significance of his work. He is reputed to have remarked to the effect that he had stuffed the book with so many enigmas and puzzles that it would keep academicians buzzing for centuries! The names of each character are rooted in the deep symbolism and every episode sets the reader harking back to the Homeric myths. Apart from Greek legend, Joyce also used aspects of Celtic traditions of storytelling. 

Essentially, the plot deals with many ideas that have found echoes throughout human history. Paternity, the idea of the everyday hero, regret and personal conscience, the paradox of individual perspectives all conveyed through a plethora of symbols and motifs makes Ulysses a compelling if difficult read.

Banned in the United States and United Kingdom throughout the 1920s, Ulysses turned conventional ideas of the novel inside out with its bold new form, style and theme. Deeply rooted in the Greek myth of the hero of the Trojan War, Joyce bases his novel on Ulysses or Odysseus, who is doomed to voyage for ten years before returning home to Ithaca. Joyce had been deeply influenced by the Iliad and the Odyssey, which he had read from Charles Lamb's adaptations as a child. In fact, he considered him the epitome of the heroic ideal and constantly thought of giving the myth a new dimension in modern literature. However, the reader must be cautioned that it is not an easy book to read. It was also burdened by a strange and complicated publication history. Joyce's original handwritten manuscript was typed by a number of less than competent typists who made a series of grammatical and spelling errors, leading to great confusion. It went through 18 different versions, each of which was full of more and more mistakes. Attempts to “correct” the text were being made as late as 2010 but the appeal of the book lies in its overall theme and in its rich symbolism. Ulysses is divided into 18 chapters, or episodes, each one referring to a Homeric character or episode in the Greek myth. Though Joyce did not originally title the chapters, he did refer to them by such names in private letters to his friends. He also gave them obscure titles from his researches in French translations of the Homeric sagas. Joyce himself understood the significance of his work. He is reputed to have remarked to the effect that he had stuffed the book with so many enigmas and puzzles that it would keep academicians buzzing for centuries! The names of each character are rooted in the deep symbolism and every episode sets the reader harking back to the Homeric myths. Apart from Greek legend, Joyce also used aspects of Celtic traditions of storytelling. Essentially, the plot deals with many ideas that have found echoes throughout human history. Paternity, the idea of the everyday hero, regret and personal conscience, the paradox of individual perspectives all conveyed through a plethora of symbols and motifs makes Ulysses a compelling if difficult read.

Ulysses by James Joyce

In this podcast Laurens Somers and Jeroen Depuydt, Service Designers at Knight Moves Belgium have conversations about Service Design with practitioners from around the world. This podcast is produced in collaboration with the Service Design Network.

Service Design Podcast

A series of onstage conversations featuring writers, actors, musicians, humorists, chefs, scientists and thought leaders in business. For upcoming events, visit livetalksla.org.

Live Talks Los Angeles

<div>An award-winning podcast documenting cooking, eating and domestic life. Often recorded in kitchens. 
 
lecker (German): delicious {adj} [food], tasty {adj}, mouth-watering {adj} 
 
Produced and hosted by Lucy Dearlove 
 
Part of Heritage Radio Network 
 
Logo design by Holly Gorne 
 
 
 
 
 

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An award-winning podcast documenting cooking, eating and domestic life. Often recorded in kitchens. lecker (German): delicious {adj} [food], tasty {adj}, mouth-watering {adj} Produced and hosted by Lucy Dearlove Part of Heritage Radio Network Logo design by Holly Gorne

An award-winning podcast documenting cooking, eating and domestic life. Often recorded in kitchens. 
 
lecker (German): delicious {adj} [food], tasty {adj}, mouth-watering {adj} 
 
Produced and hosted by Lucy Dearlove 
 
Part of Heritage Radio Network 
 
Logo design by Holly Gorne

Lecker

Two young children arrive in a small frontier settlement on the wild and desolate plains of Nebraska, on the same day and by the same train. Jim Burden is a ten year old orphan from Virginia who has come to live with his grandparents, while Antonia Shimerda who's the same age as Jim, arrives with her large, immigrant family from Eastern Europe to try and eke out a living in the New World. The children find themselves thrown together as they live in adjoining farms. Jim tutors Antonia in English and they become good friends as they grow up. However, life takes an unexpected turn when Mr. Shimerda commits suicide. The Burden family tries to help but things go badly wrong. They leave Nebraska to settle in town, while Antonia is forced to begin working as household help. The rest of the book poignantly traces the enduring friendship between the two.

My Antonia is part of Willa Cather's famous Prairie trilogy and the last book in the series. It is also considered one of her finest works. This beloved American writer documented the hardships and tough pioneering spirit of the first settlers in the inhospitable Midwest and the travails they had to endure in the early part of the 19th century.

The book is written largely in the form of a memoir told by the first person narrator, Jim Burden, who goes on to become a wealthy and successful New York attorney. He is deeply humane, thoughtful and introspective with an abiding love for the unspoiled beauty of the Nebraska Plains. He never forgets his origins and his friendship with the little Bohemian girl of long ago. Antonia Shimerda is one of the most attractive characters in American literature and is bold, free spirited, independent and generous. She is based on a real person, a Polish girl whom Willa Cather had hired as house help. Her love of life and her warm hearted, carefree yet strong attitude make her a lovable and memorable character.

The lyrical descriptions of the wild beauty of the landscape, Willa Cather's humanitarian outlook and the soul stirring narrative all make this a book to be read and reread. The role of the past in our lives, our deep connection with our environment and how it shapes us and the immigrant experience in America are some of the themes that are wonderfully explored in My Antonia.

This story of a paradise lost and in a sense, regained in the memory, is an absorbing read for both adults and older children.

Two young children arrive in a small frontier settlement on the wild and desolate plains of Nebraska, on the same day and by the same train. Jim Burden is a ten year old orphan from Virginia who has come to live with his grandparents, while Antonia Shimerda who's the same age as Jim, arrives with her large, immigrant family from Eastern Europe to try and eke out a living in the New World. The children find themselves thrown together as they live in adjoining farms. Jim tutors Antonia in English and they become good friends as they grow up. However, life takes an unexpected turn when Mr. Shimerda commits suicide. The Burden family tries to help but things go badly wrong. They leave Nebraska to settle in town, while Antonia is forced to begin working as household help. The rest of the book poignantly traces the enduring friendship between the two. My Antonia is part of Willa Cather's famous Prairie trilogy and the last book in the series. It is also considered one of her finest works. This beloved American writer documented the hardships and tough pioneering spirit of the first settlers in the inhospitable Midwest and the travails they had to endure in the early part of the 19th century. The book is written largely in the form of a memoir told by the first person narrator, Jim Burden, who goes on to become a wealthy and successful New York attorney. He is deeply humane, thoughtful and introspective with an abiding love for the unspoiled beauty of the Nebraska Plains. He never forgets his origins and his friendship with the little Bohemian girl of long ago. Antonia Shimerda is one of the most attractive characters in American literature and is bold, free spirited, independent and generous. She is based on a real person, a Polish girl whom Willa Cather had hired as house help. Her love of life and her warm hearted, carefree yet strong attitude make her a lovable and memorable character. The lyrical descriptions of the wild beauty of the landscape, Willa Cather's humanitarian outlook and the soul stirring narrative all make this a book to be read and reread. The role of the past in our lives, our deep connection with our environment and how it shapes us and the immigrant experience in America are some of the themes that are wonderfully explored in My Antonia. This story of a paradise lost and in a sense, regained in the memory, is an absorbing read for both adults and older children.

My Antonia by Willa Cather

Thoughtful, in-depth conversations with authors of all genres and other notable people from Chicagoland and around the world. A monthly program from the Deerfield Public Library in Deerfield, IL, hosted by Dylan Zavagno.

Our archives include episodes from the Library's John Cotton Dana Award-winning series, The Fight to Integrate Deerfield: 60 Year Reflection; our Pride Month series, Queer Poem-a-Day; and our local history audio tours.

Thoughtful, in-depth conversations with authors of all genres and other notable people from Chicagoland and around the world. A monthly program from the Deerfield Public Library in Deerfield, IL, hosted by Dylan Zavagno. Our archives include episodes from the Library's John Cotton Dana Award-winning series, The Fight to Integrate Deerfield: 60 Year Reflection; our Pride Month series, Queer Poem-a-Day; and our local history audio tours.

The Deerfield Public Library Podcast

Conversations on the craft and business of writing. Featuring panels, discussions, and interviews with authors, seasoned writing experts, and publishing professionals. Visit writersleague.org to learn more about our programming and for more information about our free monthly Third Thursday panel discussions online.

Writers' League of Texas Podcast

This is where we interview and discuss the challenges and successes of writing books, comics, films, and other creative arts and pop culture topics.

Tell The Damn Story

Every week, New York City-based comedians Justin Auslaender & Nate Borgman talk to vagrants, charlatans, and ne'er-do-wells about their hobbies and interests. They delve deep into the topic to find the humor.

Every week, New York City-based comedians Justin Auslaender &amp; Nate Borgman talk to vagrants, charlatans, and ne'er-do-wells about their hobbies and interests. They delve deep into the topic to find the humor.

Two Dry Guys

Hosts Jamie Earnest and Roger Romero explore the trials and tribulations through which musicians, painters and artists in general navigate their creative careers.

What Do You Do Again?

Just three Americans who love Eurovision so much they started a podcast. Join the crew as they give their hot takes on the world’s greatest song contest.

Star Spangled Eurovision

For years multiple networks have asked Nino Coniglio to put together a Podcast about pizza— but he figured he could only talk about sauce and cheese so many times before it became redundant. Luckily a lightbulb went off last month that we should create a podcast that’s about pizza in every way, including the pizza makers and their stories! Each one of you has a unique origin story relating to pizza that we want to explore and share with not only the pizza community that we know and love, but also, anyone in the world who loves pizza!

The Pizza Podcast

"The Interior Design Business" is a monthly podcast for professional interior designers working in the UK.

We hear from practitioners, educators and influencers who appreciate the day-to-day and longer-term challenges that designers face and offer practical, first-hand advice on how to deal with these issues. "The Interior Design Business" enables you to learn from others in the design community so that you can develop the skills you need to succeed as an interior designer.  

We're informed, insightful and entertaining, too. 

"The Interior Design Business" is a joint production of Tessuto and Wildwood Plus, the people who connect the professional design community.

"The Interior Design Business" is a monthly podcast for professional interior designers working in the UK. We hear from practitioners, educators and influencers who appreciate the day-to-day and longer-term challenges that designers face and offer practical, first-hand advice on how to deal with these issues. "The Interior Design Business" enables you to learn from others in the design community so that you can develop the skills you need to succeed as an interior designer. We're informed, insightful and entertaining, too. "The Interior Design Business" is a joint production of Tessuto and Wildwood Plus, the people who connect the professional design community.

The Interior Design Business

Kerrville First United Methodist Church

Greetings my fellow lovers of all things dark and bewitching!  On Whispers of a Witch every other week I narrate various poems and short stories of the dark and witchy sort. There will be monsters, and vampires, ghosts and ghouls to be sure, all the things that go bump in the night !! Then on the alternating weeks I will bring you reviews, adventures and interviews all with a spooky theme! This weekly podcast provides something of a different sort to listen to and enjoy - a dark escape if you will.                                                             Stay Wicked!

Greetings my fellow lovers of all things dark and bewitching! On Whispers of a Witch every other week I narrate various poems and short stories of the dark and witchy sort. There will be monsters, and vampires, ghosts and ghouls to be sure, all the things that go bump in the night !! Then on the alternating weeks I will bring you reviews, adventures and interviews all with a spooky theme! This weekly podcast provides something of a different sort to listen to and enjoy - a dark escape if you will. Stay Wicked!

Whispers of a Witch

Did you ever have a really interesting conversation at a bar -- sharing ideas over a couple of martinis -- and wish you could've bottled it? That's Bar Crawl Radio. Rebecca McKean and Alan Winson invite amazing people to bars all over the word -- make a toast -- and then talk about about whatever inspires them -- makes their lives worth living. We talk to all sorts of interesting people doing important work for their community at a neighborhood bar -- composers -- actors -- musicians -- medical ethicists and practitioners -- playwrights &amp; poets -- journalists -- politicians -- social activists -- community organizers &amp; NGOs -- scientists -- brewers &amp; mead makers -- businesspersons -- and fellow podcasters -- recording mostly in Manhattan's UWS. Who knows? BCR might be at a bar -- near you.<ul><li>Tell us what you think of our programming. CONTACT: <a href="mailto:barcrawlradio@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">barcrawlradio@gmail.com</a></li></ul><hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Did you ever have a really interesting conversation at a bar -- sharing ideas over a couple of martinis -- and wish you could've bottled it? That's Bar Crawl Radio. Rebecca McKean and Alan Winson invite amazing people to bars all over the word -- make a toast -- and then talk about about whatever inspires them -- makes their lives worth living. We talk to all sorts of interesting people doing important work for their community at a neighborhood bar -- composers -- actors -- musicians -- medical ethicists and practitioners -- playwrights & poets -- journalists -- politicians -- social activists -- community organizers & NGOs -- scientists -- brewers & mead makers -- businesspersons -- and fellow podcasters -- recording mostly in Manhattan's UWS. Who knows? BCR might be at a bar -- near you.Tell us what you think of our programming. CONTACT: barcrawlradio@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Did you ever have a really interesting conversation at a bar -- sharing ideas over a couple of martinis -- and wish you could've bottled it? That's Bar Crawl Radio. Rebecca McKean and Alan Winson invite amazing people to bars all over the word -- make a toast -- and then talk about about whatever inspires them -- makes their lives worth living. We talk to all sorts of interesting people doing important work for their community at a neighborhood bar -- composers -- actors -- musicians -- medical ethicists and practitioners -- playwrights &amp; poets -- journalists -- politicians -- social activists -- community organizers &amp; NGOs -- scientists -- brewers &amp; mead makers -- businesspersons -- and fellow podcasters -- recording mostly in Manhattan's UWS. Who knows? BCR might be at a bar -- near you.<ul><li>Tell us what you think of our programming. CONTACT: <a href="mailto:barcrawlradio@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">barcrawlradio@gmail.com</a></li></ul> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Bar Crawl Radio

Meet the leaders who are changing the face of virtual and augmented reality

XR for Business

Join us as host CJ Thomas sits down with marketing industry leaders and executives to hear their stories, strategies, and lessons learned. You'll hear real discussions with executives from brands like Verizon, Sony, Illumina, and more. Whether you are a CMO, marketing director, founder, or agency owner, this show is your perfect advisor to help you become the best marketing leader that you can be. Campaign Brief is presented by Wondertree Media.

Campaign Brief

The Big Picture Podcast

Hear from a Death Row inmate visited by an angel. Learn what it's like to coauthor a book with a dead lover. Or get inside the mind of an army vet visited by alien grandparents during an ayahuasca trip. Join us for mind-bending documentary style romps into the messy and magical lives of people facing the strangest things. Produced by a therapist, these strange-but true stories explore the experiences where myth, magic, and reality blur. Fans of well-crafted shows like Spooked, Love and Radio, and Here Be Monsters may enjoy. Visit toowiarts.com for more info

Hear from a Death Row inmate visited by an angel. Learn what it's like to coauthor a book with a dead lover. Or get inside the mind of an army vet visited by alien grandparents during an ayahuasca trip. Join us for mind-bending documentary style romps into the messy and magical lives of people facing the strangest things. Produced by a therapist, these strange-but true stories explore the experiences where myth, magic, and reality blur. Fans of well-crafted shows like Spooked, Love and Radio, and Here Be Monsters may enjoy. Visit toowiarts.com for more info

Hear from a Death Row inmate visited by an angel. Learn what it's like to coauthor a book with a dead lover. Or get inside the mind of an army vet visited by alien grandparents during an ayahuasca trip. Join us for mind-bending documentary style romps into the messy and magical lives of people facing the strangest things. Produced by a therapist, these strange-but true stories explore the experiences where myth, magic, and reality blur. Fans of well-crafted shows like Spooked, Love and Radio, and Here Be Monsters may enjoy. Visit toowiarts.com for more info

#Dragonsbread

Candid Conversations with Today’s Restaurant Entrepreneurs

Corner Booth Podcast

Listen and subscribe to a new podcast series that shares innovative ideas for people-centred projects so that we are all empowered and inspired to learn and experiment – one conversation at a time.

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Listen and subscribe to a new podcast series that shares innovative ideas for people-centred projects so that we are all empowered and inspired to learn and experiment – one conversation at a time. **Support us on Patreon** https://www.patreon.com/TheWonderHouse **Donate on Ko-Fi** https://ko-fi.com/thewonderhouse @TheWonderHouse www.TheWonderHouse.co.uk

The Wonder House

Stories of Live shows that went horribly wrong!

Stories of Live shows that went horribly wrong!

It was gonna be amazing!

A Dune podcast both thorough and flippant. Three friends breaking the book down chapter by chapter and trying to keep on schedule for the Christmas release of the movie while navigating feminism, mortal enemies, cross-universe alien contact and more.

A Dune podcast both thorough and flippant. Three friends breaking the book down chapter by chapter and trying to keep on schedule for the Christmas release of the movie while navigating feminism, mortal enemies, cross-universe alien contact and more.

Gom Jabber with the Mua'Dweebs

It's a Feminist Podcast! Join us for a weekly episode, giving feminist critiques to movies, musicals, and pop culture phenomena...and potentially ruining them. Hosted by Millicent Sarre ('Friendly Feminism for the Mild Mannered') and Ellis Dolan ('School of Rock' Australasian Tour). <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

It's a Feminist Podcast! Join us for a weekly episode, giving feminist critiques to movies, musicals, and pop culture phenomena...and potentially ruining them. Hosted by Millicent Sarre ('Friendly Feminism for the Mild Mannered') and Ellis Dolan ('School of Rock' Australasian Tour). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a Feminist Podcast! Join us for a weekly episode, giving feminist critiques to movies, musicals, and pop culture phenomena...and potentially ruining them. Hosted by Millicent Sarre ('Friendly Feminism for the Mild Mannered') and Ellis Dolan ('School of Rock' Australasian Tour). Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Feminism Ruins Everything

WELCOME TO STORY JAM!&nbsp; We offer entertaining personal stories and original songs written for each story. Each episode presents one story and its accompanying custom song.&nbsp; At Story Jam, we believe stories are powerful enough to change lives and influence people to develop compassion and connection. We aim to inspire our audience through the sharing of diverse voices.&nbsp; The Story Jam podcast is lovingly produced in Chicago by Story Jam creator/producer Stephanie Rogers and music director/engineer Danny Shaffer. If you'd like to become a supporter or a sponsor of the Story Jam podcast or our live show, please visit us at storyjamshow.com. You can attend a show or join our classes and trainings by visiting the website.&nbsp; Thank you for listening!

WELCOME TO STORY JAM!  We offer entertaining personal stories and original songs written for each story. Each episode presents one story and its accompanying custom song.  At Story Jam, we believe stories are powerful enough to change lives and influence people to develop compassion and connection. We aim to inspire our audience through the sharing of diverse voices.  The Story Jam podcast is lovingly produced in Chicago by Story Jam creator/producer Stephanie Rogers and music director/engineer Danny Shaffer. If you'd like to become a supporter or a sponsor of the Story Jam podcast or our live show, please visit us at storyjamshow.com. You can attend a show or join our classes and trainings by visiting the website.  Thank you for listening!

STORY JAM // music + stories

Welcome to Season 3 of Chit My Chat, the podcast where creatives happen to life! I'm your host, Shellanee Marie and if you're passionate about your craft and on a journey towards a successful creative career, you've come to the right place. Our podcast features candid conversations with fellow creative entrepreneurs who share their experiences, perspectives, and purpose in their creative journeys. Our podcast is a must-listen for anyone in the creative field. Be sure to Follow and Subscribe to @ChitMyChat on your favorite social media platforms so you don't miss a beat!

Chit My Chat

Join Matt & Harri for backyard conversations, finding commonalities with a chamber chorus of cool catz! A podcast that will reach the artistic soul.

Join Matt &amp; Harri for backyard conversations, finding commonalities with a chamber chorus of cool catz! A podcast that will reach the artistic soul.

Just Over The Fence

Conversations about current and classic comics, and what makes them great.

Crushing Comics

Listen in to hear two trumpet players discuss to highs and lows of trumpet playing. The controversial topics, and the entertaining ones. With special trumpet-player guests!

Making Sense of Trumpet

The Bad Apple Book Club breaks down and analyzes books in a casual fashion. Feel free to read along with the books we are covering, or listen to receive a light, fun summary. Welcome to the Club.

The Bad Apple Book Club

Welcome to The Loki Podcast, a podcast in which I talk about Loki, in any and all forms he's appeared in over the centuries. Expect comics, movies, myths and more.

The Loki Podcast

Produced by Nervy Pods, listen as Tom Judd explores the nature of what it means to be an artist, and what drives the lifelong commitment.

Being An Artist With Tom Judd

I’m Irene, and I’ve always noticed smells before other people. Whether that’s you, or you’re the complete opposite, this podcast is for you. The more I learned about our powerful sense of smell — through cooking in restaurants, teaching cooking classes, and researching— the more I realized it’s the sense we know the least about. Over the years I’ve made friends with scientists, perfumers, herbalists, chefs, artists, and tech developers who all work with smell. This is where you can get a whiff of their discoveries and get advice for honing into your own sense of smell. Ask questions by dropping a comment @smellyeahpodcast on IG. While we may feel disconnected from our sense of smell because we don’t have the words to describe it, we all have a relationship to it, even if you’re not able to smell, which has come to our attention even more because of Covid. Smells transport us to the past and ground us in the present. They’re invisible, public yet private, and connected to our emotions like nothing else. Let’s build the conversation!

Smell Yeah!

Broadly Underestimated is the podcast dedicated to understanding the underestimated aspects of our lives. Every object, institution, historical event – even the most mundane – has its own revolutionary story. And it’s often the underestimated women behind those stories that have shaped life as we know it today. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Broadly Underestimated is the podcast dedicated to understanding the underestimated aspects of our lives. Every object, institution, historical event – even the most mundane – has its own revolutionary story. And it’s often the underestimated women behind those stories that have shaped life as we know it today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Broadly Underestimated is the podcast dedicated to understanding the underestimated aspects of our lives. Every object, institution, historical event – even the most mundane – has its own revolutionary story. And it’s often the underestimated women behind those stories that have shaped life as we know it today. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

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