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Hör Herman Lindqvist berätta om historiska händelser. Följ podcasten som komplement till Aftonbladets bilaga Levande Historia.

Herman Lindqvist - Levande Historia

The Podcast about African History, Culture, and Politics

Africa Past & Present » Afripod

Ahmed Saoud is of Saudi origin and is an extraordinary reciter of the Book of Allah.

Shaykh Ahmed Saoud is hoarded by several TV channels, radio stations, and websites eager to lend support to his soulful productions and recitations of the Holy Quran.

His psalmody has to be heard to be believed which is so magnanimous and heartwarming that no soul can be left unmoved by his recitations.

Ahmed Saoud is of Saudi origin and is an extraordinary reciter of the Book of Allah. Shaykh Ahmed Saoud is hoarded by several TV channels, radio stations, and websites eager to lend support to his soulful productions and recitations of the Holy Quran. His psalmody has to be heard to be believed which is so magnanimous and heartwarming that no soul can be left unmoved by his recitations.

Ahmed Saoud

Muhammad Taha Al Junaid stepped into this world in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

He started to seek education in the discipline of Qur’an sciences by enrolling himself into the center of Quran memorization: Abdel Rahman Ajour in Hamad city, Bahrain which led him to by heart twenty parts (Hizb) of the Quran.

Muhammad Taha Al Junaid  has numerous accolades of high merit to his credit namely securing first positions in most of the Qur’an recitation competitions along with also winning the prestigious Sheikh Ibn Baaz contest, in Quran memorization and Tajweed which was organized by the Islamic Education Association not to forget achieving one of the top ten places in Jalawi Bin Dhawi Al Otaibi competition in Quran memorization and Tajweed and also securing first position in the Holy Quran competition in Bahrain radio which was organized by the Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs.

Muhammad Taha Al Junaid stepped into this world in the Kingdom of Bahrain. He started to seek education in the discipline of Qur’an sciences by enrolling himself into the center of Quran memorization: Abdel Rahman Ajour in Hamad city, Bahrain which led him to by heart twenty parts (Hizb) of the Quran. Muhammad Taha Al Junaid has numerous accolades of high merit to his credit namely securing first positions in most of the Qur’an recitation competitions along with also winning the prestigious Sheikh Ibn Baaz contest, in Quran memorization and Tajweed which was organized by the Islamic Education Association not to forget achieving one of the top ten places in Jalawi Bin Dhawi Al Otaibi competition in Quran memorization and Tajweed and also securing first position in the Holy Quran competition in Bahrain radio which was organized by the Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs.

Muhammad Taha Al Junaid stepped into this world in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

He started to seek education in the discipline of Qur’an sciences by enrolling himself into the center of Quran memorization: Abdel Rahman Ajour in Hamad city, Bahrain which led him to by heart twenty parts (Hizb) of the Quran.

Muhammad Taha Al Junaid &nbsp;has numerous accolades of high merit to his credit namely securing first positions in most of the Qur’an recitation competitions along with also winning the prestigious Sheikh Ibn Baaz contest, in Quran memorization and Tajweed which was organized by the Islamic Education Association not to forget achieving one of the top ten places in Jalawi Bin Dhawi Al Otaibi competition in Quran memorization and Tajweed and also securing first position in the Holy Quran competition in Bahrain radio which was organized by the Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs.

Muhammad Taha Al Junaid

[국민라디오] 이작가 문희정의 라이벌

俄罗斯有情怀的本土华语灰摩卡电台，专门分享那些新闻中、课本里没有的俄语人故事！

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Tired of the everyday grind? Ever dream of a life of adventure? Want to get away from it all? We offer you The Hard Boiled Podcast.

Hard Boiled Adventure A Day Podcast

Mit navn er Liv Thomsen og i 25 år har jeg formidlet danmarkshistorien på tv, radio og web. I denne podcast går jeg i dybden og interviewer historikere, forfattere og andre ildsjæle om alt det i fortiden, vi kan bruge i nutiden. God fornøjelse.

Historieselskabet: Liv i historien

Enjoy a behind the scenes look at the work that the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts is doing to preserve the Bible and make available ancient manuscripts for the study of scholars around the world.  This collection contains videos documenting recent expeditions, interviews, and news concerning CSNTM.

Enjoy a behind the scenes look at the work that the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts is doing to preserve the Bible and make available ancient manuscripts for the study of scholars around the world. This collection contains videos documenting recent expeditions, interviews, and news concerning CSNTM.

Insider’s Look Into the Work of CSNTM

Oral histories of African-American men in Pittsburgh as collected by African-American boys and young men in Grades 5 to 12.

Crossing Fences

A disabled lawyer and a personal trainer walk into a podcast....

Hammer Time with Nikki and Kate

Juku-Kalle Raidi köögilaua taha kogunevad kõikvõimalikud spetsialistid ja muidu toredad inimesed.

Jukuraadio

《穿越火线：第一次世界大战》，以世界畅销历史小说《世纪三部曲》第一部《巨人的陨落》为原著蓝本，将一般人的历史经历，和历史学家的历史叙述结合。加以其它信息，为你讲述一战的方方面面。加上两位老师的风趣幽默的讲解，一谈一笑间，让你像追美剧一样追历史。

穿越火线：第一次世界大战

Den 1. FC Union Berlin gibt es seit 1966. Fußball in Köpenick und Oberschöneweide noch viel länger. Episode für Episode erzählen wir uns von Begebenheiten aus Geschichte von Union Berlin. Um niemals zu vergessen: Eisern Union!

Und niemals vergessen

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

Welcome to "Weird Crap in Australia," a podcast hosted by Holly and Matthew, a husband and wife team with a passion for all things strange and unusual in the land down under. Each episode, Holly, a trained historian, and Matthew, a pop-culture enthusiast, dive into the weird and wacky aspects of Australian history and society. From the colonial era to the present day, they explore topics such as aliens, monsters, ghosts, and true crime, uncovering the stories and legends that have fascinated Australians for generations. As a social historian, Holly provides a unique perspective on the cultural significance of these strange phenomena, while Matthew brings his expertise in pop-culture to the table, offering insights into how these stories have been portrayed in movies, TV shows, and other media. With a mix of humor and insight, "Weird Crap in Australia" is the perfect podcast for anyone who loves to explore the oddities and quirks of our world. Join Holly and Matthew as they take you on a journey through the strange and wonderful world of Australia's weirdest stories. *** Did you know a full firefight between MPs and soldiers took place in Central Station (Sydney) in February 1916, and you can still find the bullet holes in the pillars? Did you know that one of Australia’s convict ships was waylaid by Americans during the aftermath of the American Revolution in 1815? Did you know we have a dinosaur called Qantassaurus, and that most Australian fossil expeditions of the 1970s and 1980s were sponsored by corporations, rather than the government? Did you know that the majority of the miners that took part in the Eureka Stockade of 1854 were Chinese, African-American, or from other ‘minority’ groups? And that the Victorian Gold Rush is where Australia learned to love Chinese food? There’s a lot of history when it comes to this country - even just in the last 200 years - and very little of it is taught in our school systems. We feel that, in order to preserve the past, we have to get it out there into the minds of the present, and hopefully apply those lessons to the future. If you agree, we'd love you to join us. New episodes release 12pm AEDST/AEST every Monday. ______ Main Theme music – Kevin MacLeod "Slow Ticking Clock" – Kevin MacLeod Used under a Creative Commons license. All sound and voice clips used are (c) their respective owners.  Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-crap-in-australia--2968350/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-crap-in-australia--2968350/support</a>.

Welcome to "Weird Crap in Australia," a podcast hosted by Holly and Matthew, a husband and wife team with a passion for all things strange and unusual in the land down under.Each episode, Holly, a trained historian, and Matthew, a pop-culture enthusiast, dive into the weird and wacky aspects of Australian history and society. From the colonial era to the present day, they explore topics such as aliens, monsters, ghosts, and true crime, uncovering the stories and legends that have fascinated Australians for generations.As a social historian, Holly provides a unique perspective on the cultural significance of these strange phenomena, while Matthew brings his expertise in pop-culture to the table, offering insights into how these stories have been portrayed in movies, TV shows, and other media.With a mix of humor and insight, "Weird Crap in Australia" is the perfect podcast for anyone who loves to explore the oddities and quirks of our world. Join Holly and Matthew as they take you on a journey through the strange and wonderful world of Australia's weirdest stories.***Did you know a full firefight between MPs and soldiers took place in Central Station (Sydney) in February 1916, and you can still find the bullet holes in the pillars? Did you know that one of Australia’s convict ships was waylaid by Americans during the aftermath of the American Revolution in 1815? Did you know we have a dinosaur called Qantassaurus, and that most Australian fossil expeditions of the 1970s and 1980s were sponsored by corporations, rather than the government?Did you know that the majority of the miners that took part in the Eureka Stockade of 1854 were Chinese, African-American, or from other ‘minority’ groups? And that the Victorian Gold Rush is where Australia learned to love Chinese food?There’s a lot of history when it comes to this country - even just in the last 200 years - and very little of it is taught in our school systems. We feel that, in order to preserve the past, we have to get it out there into the minds of the present, and hopefully apply those lessons to the future. If you agree, we'd love you to join us. New episodes release 12pm AEDST/AEST every Monday.______Main Theme music – Kevin MacLeod"Slow Ticking Clock" – Kevin MacLeodUsed under a Creative Commons license.All sound and voice clips used are (c) their respective owners. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-crap-in-australia--2968350/support.

Welcome to "Weird Crap in Australia," a podcast hosted by Holly and Matthew, a husband and wife team with a passion for all things strange and unusual in the land down under. Each episode, Holly, a trained historian, and Matthew, a pop-culture enthusiast, dive into the weird and wacky aspects of Australian history and society. From the colonial era to the present day, they explore topics such as aliens, monsters, ghosts, and true crime, uncovering the stories and legends that have fascinated Australians for generations. As a social historian, Holly provides a unique perspective on the cultural significance of these strange phenomena, while Matthew brings his expertise in pop-culture to the table, offering insights into how these stories have been portrayed in movies, TV shows, and other media. With a mix of humor and insight, "Weird Crap in Australia" is the perfect podcast for anyone who loves to explore the oddities and quirks of our world. Join Holly and Matthew as they take you on a journey through the strange and wonderful world of Australia's weirdest stories. *** Did you know a full firefight between MPs and soldiers took place in Central Station (Sydney) in February 1916, and you can still find the bullet holes in the pillars? Did you know that one of Australia’s convict ships was waylaid by Americans during the aftermath of the American Revolution in 1815? Did you know we have a dinosaur called Qantassaurus, and that most Australian fossil expeditions of the 1970s and 1980s were sponsored by corporations, rather than the government? Did you know that the majority of the miners that took part in the Eureka Stockade of 1854 were Chinese, African-American, or from other ‘minority’ groups? And that the Victorian Gold Rush is where Australia learned to love Chinese food? There’s a lot of history when it comes to this country - even just in the last 200 years - and very little of it is taught in our school systems. We feel that, in order to preserve the past, we have to get it out there into the minds of the present, and hopefully apply those lessons to the future. If you agree, we'd love you to join us. New episodes release 12pm AEDST/AEST every Monday. ______ Main Theme music – Kevin MacLeod "Slow Ticking Clock" – Kevin MacLeod Used under a Creative Commons license. All sound and voice clips used are (c) their respective owners.&nbsp; Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-crap-in-australia--2968350/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-crap-in-australia--2968350/support</a>.

Weird Crap in Australia

Deep Dive With Me is a comedy podcast where two friends teach each other about their latest internet deep dive!

Deep Dive With Me

Two mediocre military and history nerds will explore the past, present, and future of the United States. We'll spend a lot of time on military, government, and history but also will talk about things like technology and video games.

Scuttlebutt

Murder & Merlot is a true crime podcast & book club! Join us to talk about murder and read along if you'd like. Just don't forget to bring wine!

Murder &amp; Merlot is a true crime podcast &amp; book club! Join us to talk about murder and read along if you'd like. Just don't forget to bring wine!

Murder & Merlot

Paranoi es un podcast sobre historias y mitos extraños, violentos y terroríficos, basadas en la vida real. Exploramos desde asesinos seriales, hasta abejas asesinas, y desde espantosos experimentos médicos hasta crímenes de guerra.

Paranoi

The World of Cannabis Museum Project presents: Cannthropology—the potcast that explores the history of cannabis culture one artifact and interview at a time. Hosted by World of Cannabis executive director and marijuana media icon Bobby Black. In each episode, Bobby speaks with a different expert or significant figure in cannabis culture to provide an entertaining and educational history lesson. 

Want to carry our content on your website or sponsor this podcast? Please email us at cannthropology@gmail.com.

The World of Cannabis Museum Project presents: Cannthropology—the potcast that explores the history of cannabis culture one artifact and interview at a time. Hosted by World of Cannabis executive director and marijuana media icon Bobby Black. In each episode, Bobby speaks with a different expert or significant figure in cannabis culture to provide an entertaining and educational history lesson. Want to carry our content on your website or sponsor this podcast? Please email us at cannthropology@gmail.com.

CANNTHROPOLOGY

Welcome to Reductio ad Historia, a rambling, semi-scripted, and whimsical historical podcast focused on topics in Western Civilization including historical people, major movements, significant advancements, and other cultural topics.

Reductio ad Historia

Podcast by Maine Developmental Disabilities Council

Life On My Own - Developmental Disabilities from Institution to the Community

Ozymandias

History Through Fiction founder and editor Colin Mustful talks with historical novelists about their craft of weaving history and fiction to create engaging, historically detailed stories.

History Through Fiction founder and editor Colin Mustful talks with historical novelists about their craft of weaving history and fiction to create engaging, historically detailed stories.

History Through Fiction - The Podcast

Programa de radio ecuatoriano centrado en la difusión científica y cultural.

Con Cierto Sentido

Brie & Summer discuss past and current events related to psychology, paranormal, fiction, serial killers, movies, spirituality and curiosities.

Brie &amp; Summer discuss past and current events related to psychology, paranormal, fiction, serial killers, movies, spirituality and curiosities.

Lights Out

An exploration into the Warring States Period of Japanese history; starting with the Onin War and carrying on through the eventual unification of Japan. Join us as we battle through this tumultuous time in Japanese history!

Support us on Patreon! patreon.com/user?u=52803321

Feel free to email us any questions you may have as the podcast goes on at warringstatespodcast@gmail.com

An exploration into the Warring States Period of Japanese history; starting with the Onin War and carrying on through the eventual unification of Japan. Join us as we battle through this tumultuous time in Japanese history! Support us on Patreon! patreon.com/user?u=52803321 Feel free to email us any questions you may have as the podcast goes on at warringstatespodcast@gmail.com

Sengoku Jidai: Age of the Warring States

The story of the 1991 Gulf War told by those who were there.

The story of the 1991 Gulf War told by those who were there.

GRANBY: The Storm in the Desert

EU, NATO, OECD, OSCE, WTO Enlargement European Union Reform, Tax Reform, FTA Economic Reform, SME Policy, Trade Policy Ukraine, Kosovo, Balkans, Albania, Macedonia EU 37, NATO 42, TTIP, Mercosur UNO, OECD, OSCE Reform Peace

PaxEuropeana

Sankofa Pan African Series was created as a medium to share the unpopular but relevant history of the African people. In contrast to today's account brought to limelight, it throws light on Africa's role in the development of the world, Africa's culture before colonization, and Africa's relationship with the rest of the world. In this series, you will find stories that have never been told or stories that have been refused to be brought to the limelight. This series is not to encourage us to go back to our old ways but to look back, take treasures of wisdom from the past and apply it to our fu

Sankofa Pan African Series

Tienduizenden mensen in Amsterdam en omstreken leggen op 25 en 26 februari 1941 het werk neer. Ze zijn woedend, omdat de Duitsers een paar dagen eerder honderden joden hebben opgepakt.

In STAAKT! STAAKT! STAAKT! gaat Rob Trip op zoek naar het verhaal achter de Februaristaking. Het is het enige openlijke massale protest tegen de jodenvervolging in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Rob Trip reconstrueert die oorlogsdagen aan de hand van interviews met de stakers uit het omroeparchief. Hij spreekt met betrokkenen en zoekt uit waarom die staking nog altijd zo tot de verbeelding spreekt.

Wil je reageren? Mail naar februaristaking@nos.nl

Tienduizenden mensen in Amsterdam en omstreken leggen op 25 en 26 februari 1941 het werk neer. Ze zijn woedend, omdat de Duitsers een paar dagen eerder honderden joden hebben opgepakt. In STAAKT! STAAKT! STAAKT! gaat Rob Trip op zoek naar het verhaal achter de Februaristaking. Het is het enige openlijke massale protest tegen de jodenvervolging in de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Rob Trip reconstrueert die oorlogsdagen aan de hand van interviews met de stakers uit het omroeparchief. Hij spreekt met betrokkenen en zoekt uit waarom die staking nog altijd zo tot de verbeelding spreekt. Wil je reageren? Mail naar februaristaking@nos.nl

STAAKT! STAAKT! STAAKT!

Sarah and Kathleen, cousins united in our love of spooky shit, bringing new ghost stories rooted in legend and lore every episode!

Raising Spirits

PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW!

The Ministry of History is a podcast that aims to take a look at some of history's lesser known characters and stories. Each series of the podcast focuses on a different theme: Series one focuses on historical murders and true crime, while plans for further series' include a focus on historical disasters, scandals and political events. 

Explore the blog for more great content!
https://www.theministryofhistory.co.uk/

SUPPORT THE SHOW donating at buy me a coffee, OR by becoming a patron and receive great benefits! I need your support to help keep the show going. 
£1 or £3.50 a month is not much to you, but it makes a world of difference to me!
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tomMOH
https://www.patreon.com/ministryofhistory

Thank you

PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW! The Ministry of History is a podcast that aims to take a look at some of history's lesser known characters and stories. Each series of the podcast focuses on a different theme: Series one focuses on historical murders and true crime, while plans for further series' include a focus on historical disasters, scandals and political events. Explore the blog for more great content! https://www.theministryofhistory.co.uk/ SUPPORT THE SHOW donating at buy me a coffee, OR by becoming a patron and receive great benefits! I need your support to help keep the show going. £1 or £3.50 a month is not much to you, but it makes a world of difference to me! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tomMOH https://www.patreon.com/ministryofhistory Thank you

The Ministry of History

Drawing on the legacy of Proud to Be, Missouri Humanities is thrilled to release "Beyond the Frontlines: Veterans in the Humanities." Hosted by Missouri Humanities Program Coordinator and Marine Corps Veteran Nick Lopez, this podcast explores veterans’ experiences during their military service and how that service led them to art, poetry, prose and the preservation of history and culture.

Disclaimer: This podcast contains themes of war and violence, and the use of adult language.  Discretion is advised. If you are a veteran in crisis please call the Veteran Crisis Line by dialing 988 and pressing 1.

Episodes 1-9: "Proud to Be" highlights veterans, military personnel, and family members published in Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors. Proud to Be (PTB) is a creative writing anthology that preserves and shares our nation’s military experience through poetry, fiction, essay, interviews, and photography. This season interviews PTB contributors as we discover their military affiliation and the stories behind their PTB contributions.

Drawing on the legacy of Proud to Be, Missouri Humanities is thrilled to release "Beyond the Frontlines: Veterans in the Humanities." Hosted by Missouri Humanities Program Coordinator and Marine Corps Veteran Nick Lopez, this podcast explores veterans’ experiences during their military service and how that service led them to art, poetry, prose and the preservation of history and culture. Disclaimer: This podcast contains themes of war and violence, and the use of adult language. Discretion is advised. If you are a veteran in crisis please call the Veteran Crisis Line by dialing 988 and pressing 1. Episodes 1-9: "Proud to Be" highlights veterans, military personnel, and family members published in Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors. Proud to Be (PTB) is a creative writing anthology that preserves and shares our nation’s military experience through poetry, fiction, essay, interviews, and photography. This season interviews PTB contributors as we discover their military affiliation and the stories behind their PTB contributions.

Beyond the Frontlines: Veterans in the Humanities

Our podcast is about the F&amp;B industry in China, over drinks we talk about booze, cocktail history, and our stories related to our experiences working here!

Our podcast is about the F&B industry in China, over drinks we talk about booze, cocktail history, and our stories related to our experiences working here!

China On The Rocks

The Official Podcast of the Winter Park History Museum. Follow the Winter Park History Museum on social media for some of the best moments from the episodes.

Winter Park History Museum's "A Stroll Down Park Avenue"

Sounding History is a podcast about the global history of music with an unexpected twist. Your hosts, music historians Tom Irvine and Chris Smith, explore sonic impacts of the extraction of resources from the Earth’s environment. Instead of narrating music history as a story about performers, composers, and works, we explore how extraction economy (and the historical processes that came with it, such as settler colonialism, enslavement, and environmental destruction) made the world of sound we live in today. 

In each episode we introduce two "postcards": sonic micro-histories that illustrate how music can be understood through stories about labor (how we work), energy (how we power their lives), and data (how we consume and transfer information). We use this categories to explore new layers of narrative about music on a global scale. Our goal is a music history for a new era: the Anthropocene, the age of human-generated climate change.

We work as researchers and university teachers in the US and Britain. But between us we have long experience outside of the ivory tower, as musicians in styles from folk to early music, as radio hosts, and public speakers. In Sounding History we turn to the new medium of podcasting, looking to share with listeners stories about people and their soundworlds that have not been heard before.

Tom teaches at the University of Southampton in the UK and is also a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute, the UK's national research institute for data science and AI. Chris directs the Vernacular Music Center at Texas Tech University. Between us we have written and edited books about the history of music and dance in the United States, the soundscapes of the Western Encounter with China, and the global history of German music. Sounding History, and the book project that goes with it (a global music history of music for general readers). Sounding History is not our first collaboration. Decades ago, we worked together in public radio and performed together in early music ensembles, laying a groundwork of curiosity and spontaneity for our partnership today. Join us as we take up this new collaboration, a music history for our times.

Sounding History is a podcast about the global history of music with an unexpected twist. Your hosts, music historians Tom Irvine and Chris Smith, explore sonic impacts of the extraction of resources from the Earth’s environment. Instead of narrating music history as a story about performers, composers, and works, we explore how extraction economy (and the historical processes that came with it, such as settler colonialism, enslavement, and environmental destruction) made the world of sound we live in today. In each episode we introduce two "postcards": sonic micro-histories that illustrate how music can be understood through stories about labor (how we work), energy (how we power their lives), and data (how we consume and transfer information). We use this categories to explore new layers of narrative about music on a global scale. Our goal is a music history for a new era: the Anthropocene, the age of human-generated climate change. We work as researchers and university teachers in the US and Britain. But between us we have long experience outside of the ivory tower, as musicians in styles from folk to early music, as radio hosts, and public speakers. In Sounding History we turn to the new medium of podcasting, looking to share with listeners stories about people and their soundworlds that have not been heard before. Tom teaches at the University of Southampton in the UK and is also a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute, the UK's national research institute for data science and AI. Chris directs the Vernacular Music Center at Texas Tech University. Between us we have written and edited books about the history of music and dance in the United States, the soundscapes of the Western Encounter with China, and the global history of German music. Sounding History, and the book project that goes with it (a global music history of music for general readers). Sounding History is not our first collaboration. Decades ago, we worked together in public radio and performed together in early music ensembles, laying a groundwork of curiosity and spontaneity for our partnership today. Join us as we take up this new collaboration, a music history for our times.

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