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The Barnard Center for Research on Women hosts 
      a programming series that explores a wide range of feminist and
      social justice issues like women's rights, gender and sexuality,
      democracy and voting, immigration and economics. Featured speakers
      include Angela Davis, Estelle Freedman, Lani Guinier, Josephine
      Ho, Naomi Klein and Dean Spade. Fusing scholarship with activism, highlights from these events
      are now available as podcasts.

The Barnard Center for Research on Women hosts a programming series that explores a wide range of feminist and social justice issues like women's rights, gender and sexuality, democracy and voting, immigration and economics. Featured speakers include Angela Davis, Estelle Freedman, Lani Guinier, Josephine Ho, Naomi Klein and Dean Spade. Fusing scholarship with activism, highlights from these events are now available as podcasts.

Barnard Center for Research on Women

All the things that made the world the way it is now. &nbsp;
Welcome to the podcast takes your nostalgia, tells you the history behind it and makes you ask What the HELL Were You Thinking.&nbsp;Host Dave Bledsoe takes the history, politics and pop culture of the past fifty years and explains what it was like to live through it and why it is still ruining the world today. So join Dave, his hapless Producer Gavin St James every Monday for time capsule of truth! Find us at whatthehellpodcast.com, @whatthehellpodcast.bsky.social and the show name on Facebook.&nbsp;

All the things that made the world the way it is now.   Welcome to the podcast takes your nostalgia, tells you the history behind it and makes you ask What the HELL Were You Thinking. Host Dave Bledsoe takes the history, politics and pop culture of the past fifty years and explains what it was like to live through it and why it is still ruining the world today. So join Dave, his hapless Producer Gavin St James every Monday for time capsule of truth! Find us at whatthehellpodcast.com, @whatthehellpodcast.bsky.social and the show name on Facebook. 

What the HELL Were You Thinking?

A poor young boy from the slums of London watches a royal procession pass, with the youthful Prince of Wales riding at its head. He ventures too close and is caught and beaten by the Prince's guards. However, the young royal stops them and invites the vagrant to the palace. Here the two boys sup alone and are stunned to discover that they bear a startling resemblance to each other. The Prince is Edward, long awaited heir of the monarch, Henry VIII, while the vagrant is Tom Canty, the son of a thief and a beggar. Edward is fascinated by the free and unfettered life that Tom leads, while Tom is overawed by the wealth and luxury of the palace. The boys decide to switch clothes. From here,   adventure begins for both of them!

First published in 1881, The Prince and The Pauper by Mark Twain is the famous American writer and humorist's first foray into historical fiction. Set in the sixteenth century Tudor court of Henry VIII, the book is reputedly Mark Twain's most carefully plotted novel. Great attention has been paid to setting, dialog and character. Early plot devices are carefully constructed to become invaluable features that carry the story along. Several real historical figures appear in the book.

It is also a novel of contrasts. The two boys, born on exactly the same day, have completely different destinies. Before they meet, they each have dreams that are very different from their circumstances. Edward longs to be free to roam the streets at will, unhampered by court protocol and conventions. Tom yearns for security, comfort and the certainty of knowing where his next meal will come from.

Twain also explores ideas of conventional wisdom that deem “Clothes Maketh a Man” which implies that appearances are everything. Being a voracious reader of history himself, Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens to give his real name) was able to use some of the material he had absorbed in The Prince and The Pauper. He faithfully renders Tudor English that he also displays in the other books Tom Sawyer and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court.

The thrilling climax of the novel, which takes place just days before Henry VIII's death, and the coronation of the new king, is one that brings all the threads of this exciting tale together. The Prince and The Pauper has been widely adapted on screen, stage and television. Comics, animated versions, a Mickey Mouse version and many more have continued to explore this very interesting theme of switched identities. Disney films like Parent Trap, a Barbie version, a film version in Hindi, and several musical adaptations have kept this timeless classic alive.

A poor young boy from the slums of London watches a royal procession pass, with the youthful Prince of Wales riding at its head. He ventures too close and is caught and beaten by the Prince's guards. However, the young royal stops them and invites the vagrant to the palace. Here the two boys sup alone and are stunned to discover that they bear a startling resemblance to each other. The Prince is Edward, long awaited heir of the monarch, Henry VIII, while the vagrant is Tom Canty, the son of a thief and a beggar. Edward is fascinated by the free and unfettered life that Tom leads, while Tom is overawed by the wealth and luxury of the palace. The boys decide to switch clothes. From here, adventure begins for both of them! First published in 1881, The Prince and The Pauper by Mark Twain is the famous American writer and humorist's first foray into historical fiction. Set in the sixteenth century Tudor court of Henry VIII, the book is reputedly Mark Twain's most carefully plotted novel. Great attention has been paid to setting, dialog and character. Early plot devices are carefully constructed to become invaluable features that carry the story along. Several real historical figures appear in the book. It is also a novel of contrasts. The two boys, born on exactly the same day, have completely different destinies. Before they meet, they each have dreams that are very different from their circumstances. Edward longs to be free to roam the streets at will, unhampered by court protocol and conventions. Tom yearns for security, comfort and the certainty of knowing where his next meal will come from. Twain also explores ideas of conventional wisdom that deem “Clothes Maketh a Man” which implies that appearances are everything. Being a voracious reader of history himself, Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens to give his real name) was able to use some of the material he had absorbed in The Prince and The Pauper. He faithfully renders Tudor English that he also displays in the other books Tom Sawyer and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. The thrilling climax of the novel, which takes place just days before Henry VIII's death, and the coronation of the new king, is one that brings all the threads of this exciting tale together. The Prince and The Pauper has been widely adapted on screen, stage and television. Comics, animated versions, a Mickey Mouse version and many more have continued to explore this very interesting theme of switched identities. Disney films like Parent Trap, a Barbie version, a film version in Hindi, and several musical adaptations have kept this timeless classic alive.

The Prince and the Pauper by Mark Twain

Explore the life, work and legacy of a thinker that some call the last of the great public intellectuals and a figure widely credited with being the founder of cultural studies: this man is Stuart Hall.

KUT » Stuart Hall: In Conversations

WPFW - To Your Health

Almost History. Always incredible. What if ... ?  Almost History tells the amazing true stories behind the aborted missions, cancelled plans, utopian dreams, failed revolutions and hubristic designs that didn't quite make it from the drawing board to change the real world. Rescued from the footnotes, archives and passing references, each episode explores what almost happened and explains why it didn't.

Almost History. Always incredible. What if ... ? Almost History tells the amazing true stories behind the aborted missions, cancelled plans, utopian dreams, failed revolutions and hubristic designs that didn't quite make it from the drawing board to change the real world. Rescued from the footnotes, archives and passing references, each episode explores what almost happened and explains why it didn't.

Almost History

Technology, Shadow History, Parapolitics, Cryptocurrency

CryptoBeast with Steve Outtrim

Amateur Traveler is an award winning audio travel show that focuses primarily on the question: "where should you go next and what should you see, do and eat there?". 



Amateur Traveler won its creator Chris Christensen a Travel+Leisure SMITTY award as the best independent travel journalist and a Society of American Travel Writers Lowell Thomas Award. It is also used to teach English at Oxford University.

Amateur Traveler is an award winning audio travel show that focuses primarily on the question: "where should you go next and what should you see, do and eat there?". Amateur Traveler won its creator Chris Christensen a Travel+Leisure SMITTY award as the best independent travel journalist and a Society of American Travel Writers Lowell Thomas Award. It is also used to teach English at Oxford University.

Amateur Traveler Podcast (2012 Archives)

We own the platform, are True to our Narrative and Maintain control of our VOICES

Controlling the Narrative Podcast

Interviews on music, history and society from across the Korean peninsula and around the world.

The Korea File

No Home For Heroes explores history's military mysteries regarding Americans who are missing in action from past wars.

NO HOME FOR HEROES

Fiction and prime time TV have nothing on the REAL stories that put them all to shame. Bonus content like pictures and sources on Parler and Gab! Older episodes are freely available on Rumble, BitChute and Youtube.

History Nachos

Aaron reads a snippet from history to his friend Skaj, who has no clue who, what or when Aaron will read about. Each episode features a unique topic, from eccentric explorers to morbid medical practices to chilling war stories, all glazed with comedy.

History Snippets

CHINGONA HISTORY uncovers the extraordinary and often overlooked stories of Latinas who shaped United States history. Hosted by bestselling author and award-winning journalist, Alisa Lynn Valdes.

CHINGONA HISTORY with ALISA LYNN VALDÉS

Practicing History is a podcast devoted to a broad approach to studying history &#x2014; from research to teaching to methodology to theory. Practicing History is particularly interested in the manifold ways that humans make their history. As such, it is concerned not only with how professionals construct histories but how we all make history anew every day &#x2013; through retelling and reimagining it and by the very fact that we are ourselves historical actors.

Practicing History is a podcast devoted to a broad approach to studying history — from research to teaching to methodology to theory. Practicing History is particularly interested in the manifold ways that humans make their history. As such, it is concerned not only with how professionals construct histories but how we all make history anew every day – through retelling and reimagining it and by the very fact that we are ourselves historical actors.

Practicing History

Finding Walt Disney is a podcast dedicated to exploring the life and legacy of Walt Disney. Here you will find interviews with authors, historians and experts as well as many people who knew and worked with Walt and his brother Roy. 

We will discuss everything from Walt's humble beginnings growing up on a farm in Marceline, Missouri to the beginnings of his career in animation in Kansas City to the creation of Disneyland and more!

In addition to exploring the history we will examine the present and look to the future of all aspects of the company that Walt and Roy built. 

Please be sure to subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Android, Google Play or wherever you listen to podcasts. 

Thank you for listening! 

FindingWaltDisney.com

facebook.com/findingwaltdisney

twitter: @disneypodcast23

Instagram: @findingwaltdisneypodcast

Finding Walt Disney is a podcast dedicated to exploring the life and legacy of Walt Disney. Here you will find interviews with authors, historians and experts as well as many people who knew and worked with Walt and his brother Roy. We will discuss everything from Walt's humble beginnings growing up on a farm in Marceline, Missouri to the beginnings of his career in animation in Kansas City to the creation of Disneyland and more! In addition to exploring the history we will examine the present and look to the future of all aspects of the company that Walt and Roy built. Please be sure to subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Android, Google Play or wherever you listen to podcasts. Thank you for listening! FindingWaltDisney.com facebook.com/findingwaltdisney twitter: @disneypodcast23 Instagram: @findingwaltdisneypodcast

Finding Walt Disney

This is a podcast from Roots of American Music, a Cleveland-based non-profit organization whose mission is to integrate music and education in Northeast Ohio to create vibrant communities through art and vibrant art through community. This show examines our shared American experience - contemporary and historic - from a variety of perspectives and seeks to tell captivating stories of people, places and events with a focus on live performance.

Roots of American Music

Diving into History is our specialty as we (two history teachers) help our students, and anyone else that is interested, tackle the events of our past.

Hacking History

Discuss conspiracies old, new and all our own. Hosts Nic & Greg take on the zeitgeist. Does Finland exist? Was 2012 Actually the end of the world? Did Tom DeLonge find the 1st proof of Alien? We tell you the truth!  You go a theory no one will think is possible is the least? Well we do!

Discuss conspiracies old, new and all our own. Hosts Nic & Greg take on the zeitgeist. Does Finland exist? Was 2012 Actually the end of the world? Did Tom DeLonge find the 1st proof of Alien? We tell you the truth! You go a theory no one will think is possible is the least? Well we do!

Discuss conspiracies old, new and all our own. Hosts Nic &amp; Greg take on the zeitgeist. Does Finland exist? Was 2012 Actually the end of the world? Did Tom DeLonge find the 1st proof of Alien? We tell you the truth!  You go a theory no one will think is possible is the least? Well we do!

Zeitguys

Sincerely, Someone Else is a podcast sharing a glimpse into everyday life through letters at different points in history. Season 1: P.S. I Hate You shares letters from a wife to her military husband in the spring of 1945.

If anyone knows the Mayer family, I would love to return these letters to them, as they are something special. Please contact me at sincerelysomeoneelse@gmail.com

Sincerely, Someone Else is a podcast sharing a glimpse into everyday life through letters at different points in history. Season 1: P.S. I Hate You shares letters from a wife to her military husband in the spring of 1945. If anyone knows the Mayer family, I would love to return these letters to them, as they are something special. Please contact me at sincerelysomeoneelse@gmail.com

Sincerely, Someone Else

Crystal (alarmingly obsessed with old buildings) and Meghan (too engrossed in conspiracy theories to hold normal conversations) bond over a mutual hatred of their own voices, as well as the courage it takes to overcome that hatred in order to produce a podcast! Each week, Crystal and Meghan will tackle a new topic of history that resonates with their own feelings of Hot Mess-ness. There will be giggling, cats, obscure pop culture references (Crystal), less obscure pop culture references (Meghan), and general comedic excellence!

Crystal (alarmingly obsessed with old buildings) and Meghan (too engrossed in conspiracy theories to hold normal conversations) bond over a mutual hatred of their own voices, as well as the courage it takes to overcome that hatred in order to produce a podcast! Each week, Crystal and Meghan will tackle a new topic of history that resonates with their own feelings of Hot Mess-ness. There will be giggling, cats, obscure pop culture references (Crystal), less obscure pop culture references (Meghan), and general comedic excellence!

Hot Messes of History

This podcast is for the course HIST 2013: History of the American People since 1877. All opinions are my own and do not reflect the views of the University of Arkansas or Northwest Arkansas Community College.

This podcast is for the course HIST 2013: History of the American People since 1877. All opinions are my own and do not reflect the views of the University of Arkansas or Northwest Arkansas Community College.

History of the American People since 1877

A history podcast emphasizing the fun stuff, like fighting and fornicating, with not so much on medieval farming techniques. Each episode we ask a big question and sometimes nearly succeed in answering it. Contact us with feedback, questions, and suggestions for future episodes @historyhotchpod on Twitter and Instagram. 

Artwork by the amazing Zach Smithson: https://zachsmithson.artstation.com

A history podcast emphasizing the fun stuff, like fighting and fornicating, with not so much on medieval farming techniques. Each episode we ask a big question and sometimes nearly succeed in answering it. Contact us with feedback, questions, and suggestions for future episodes @historyhotchpod on Twitter and Instagram. Artwork by the amazing Zach Smithson: https://zachsmithson.artstation.com

Higgledy Piggledy History Hotchpod

<div>Join Becca as she explores some of the most inspirational and world changing to the dark and just plain bizarre stories history has to offer.</div>

Join Becca as she explores some of the most inspirational and world changing to the dark and just plain bizarre stories history has to offer.

So That's What Happened

A show about how our Neanderthal Ancestors influence our thought processes and characteristics. Take a journey with us as we probe into why what our Ancestors did millions of years ago, still has an influence on our modern mind.

The Neanderthal Mind

Weekly discussions on subjects related to the history of Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong History Podcast

The APsolute RecAP: United States Government Edition is a guided review  through the five units of study. New episodes are released weekly and  cover topics related to: foundations of democracy, political  institutions, civil rights and liberties, political ideologies, and  participation in politics. The podcasts will also reference the required foundational documents and Supreme Court cases. Make sure to subscribe  wherever you get podcasts, download the accompanying study guides for  extra practice, and follow along on social media for the question of the day and course updates! The 2021 exam is on Monday, May 3rd!

The APsolute RecAP: United States Government Edition is a guided review through the five units of study. New episodes are released weekly and cover topics related to: foundations of democracy, political institutions, civil rights and liberties, political ideologies, and participation in politics. The podcasts will also reference the required foundational documents and Supreme Court cases. Make sure to subscribe wherever you get podcasts, download the accompanying study guides for extra practice, and follow along on social media for the question of the day and course updates! The 2021 exam is on Monday, May 3rd!

The APsolute RecAP: United States Government Edition

The Hellenic Heritage Foundation (HHF) is committed to supporting Hellenic education, culture and heritage initiatives across Canada. Its award-winning History Committee creates public history projects for a diaspora audience. This podcasting channel “HHF Presents” seeks to inform and narrate stories from our Greek past.

HHF Presents

A full explanation of how, over five centuries, England got Britain into the state it's in today, and all in brief podcasts of under ten minutes each. Or at most a minute or two over. Never more than fifteen.

A History of England

Sharing the stories and audio journeys from Anoka County&#x2019;s past and present.

Sharing the stories and audio journeys from Anoka County’s past and present.

Sharing the stories and audio journeys from Anoka County’s past and present.

History 21: The Podcast!

"Did you know?!"... that Loretta Anne Miller has been a Titanic enthusiast since age 6? Yup. She's got the proof in her horribly written school kid journal that her favorite game to play on the Braham Elementary playground was Titanic, her favorite book was "On Board the Titanic", and her most vivid childhood memory to this day is being breathless looking at "The Big Piece" in the original 1999 St. Paul Titanic exhibit. Her obsession has become a sort of... trade mark to anyone who knows her. So, why the fascination? Tune in to Tea-Tanic; a podcast where we will be drinking, spilling, and talking all things T... Titanic, of course.&nbsp;

"Did you know?!"... that Loretta Anne Miller has been a Titanic enthusiast since age 6? Yup. She's got the proof in her horribly written school kid journal that her favorite game to play on the Braham Elementary playground was Titanic, her favorite book was "On Board the Titanic", and her most vivid childhood memory to this day is being breathless looking at "The Big Piece" in the original 1999 St. Paul Titanic exhibit. Her obsession has become a sort of... trade mark to anyone who knows her. So, why the fascination? Tune in to Tea-Tanic; a podcast where we will be drinking, spilling, and talking all things T... Titanic, of course. 

Tea-Tanic

Comicbook History Lessons with TikTok Influencer @comics_and_cupcakes (Ambrosha Koepp). Each episode Ambrosha will explore the rich history and discover the stories behind the legacies and downfalls within one of the most compelling mediums to date. Comicbooks! So class please take a seat Comicbook History Lessons is now in session.

Comicbook History Lessons

Welcome to Family Records! Hosts Blake and Matt (and sometimes guests) sit down with a glass of whiskey and tell crazy family stories to determine whether or not they set a new family record!

Don't forget to head over to https://www.fattangoproductions.com to see everything else going on at our network!

Welcome to Family Records! Hosts Blake and Matt (and sometimes guests) sit down with a glass of whiskey and tell crazy family stories to determine whether or not they set a new family record! Don't forget to head over to https://www.fattangoproductions.com to see everything else going on at our network!

Family Records

I Love Muzzleloading™ is dedicated to sharing the news, history, and personal stories of the people that know and love Muzzleloading. From the traditional craftspeople building from scratch, to modern manufacturers pushing the limits of engineering, we love muzzleloading. Visit Ilovemuzzleloading.com to learn more or foll ow us on social media for daily updates <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.

I Love Muzzleloading™ is dedicated to sharing the news, history, and personal stories of the people that know and love Muzzleloading. From the traditional craftspeople building from scratch, to modern manufacturers pushing the limits of engineering, we love muzzleloading. Visit Ilovemuzzleloading.com to learn more or foll ow us on social media for daily updates Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I Love Muzzleloading™ is dedicated to sharing the news, history, and personal stories of the people that know and love Muzzleloading. From the traditional craftspeople building from scratch, to modern manufacturers pushing the limits of engineering, we love muzzleloading. Visit Ilovemuzzleloading.com to learn more or foll ow us on social media for daily updates Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

I Love Muzzleloading

In this WMTV 15 News podcast, we take a look back at some of the events that helped shape the Wisconsin we know and love.