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Gamers On Tap

What does the movie Pearl Harbor, A League of Their Own, and the TV show Forever have in common? What makes Britain’s Sherlock different from the American show Elementary? Their portrayal of history, of course! If you are interested in how history is depicted in the media, this is the podcast for you. Subscribe to our podcast, History in Pop Culture, to listen to interesting discussions regarding history and Hollywood.

HistoryinPopCulture's Podcast

Broadcasting live from a hidden shack in the cornfields of Wisconsin, and some godforsaken holy of holies in the Theban Mountains of Luxor, Egypt, British archaeologist John Ward guide you through the Matrix of Confusion.

From archaeological research to alternative history; culture and politics to fringe theory; spirituality to metaphysics, its intelligent talk in compound words, with world renown guests.

Broadcasting live from a hidden shack in the cornfields of Wisconsin, and some godforsaken holy of holies in the Theban Mountains of Luxor, Egypt, British archaeologist John Ward guide you through the Matrix of Confusion. From archaeological research to alternative history; culture and politics to fringe theory; spirituality to metaphysics, its intelligent talk in compound words, with world renown guests.

Intrepid Radio

Hosted by CJ the DJ (Colette Steer), this is a 30 minute radio show featuring a graduate student or postdoc each week. Each episode is an opportunity for Queen’s grad students and postdocs to showcase their research to the Queen’s and Kingston community. From time to time, CJ the DJ also interviews an alum or interview grad students in relation to something topical for the day. Grad Chat is a collaboration between the School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs and CFRC 101.9FM

Grad Chat - Queen's School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

The Legacy Video Lounge Podcast celebrates the art and science of capturing, preserving, celebrating, and sharing personal history on video. The podcast host is personal historian and video biographer Steve Pender, president of Family Legacy Video, Inc. (https://www.familylegacyvideo.com) During your visits to the Legacy Video Lounge, you’ll hear Steve share his passion for legacy videos. He’ll also offer tips on hiring and working with professional video biographers, hints for do-it-yourselfers, and much more!

Legacy Video Lounge Podcast

A show about the worst reviews on the best places. We share our favorite one-star reviews on historical sites and other tourist attractions as we laugh at the ridiculousness found within as well as discuss the value of these places and contemplate general perspective.

Tourist Distractions

聆听清朝正史，还原历史真相。 一听吓一跳，原来不知道！ 绝非戏说。 由满族演员播讲：佟骏
佟骏，1978年11月24日生于辽宁省沈阳市，中国内地男演员。1999年考入长春电影制片厂演员剧团第七期演员培训班从而步入影视圈。2000年佟骏参演的小品《职责》荣获了吉林省小品大赛二等奖。2001年佟骏因在电视剧《非常公民》当中饰演男二号：小明子（溥仪贴身太监）而被观众所熟悉。2005年在反法西斯60年纪念日当天，央视一套黄金时间播出了佟骏主演的电视剧《八路军》，让赵栓柱这一角色博得了观众的喜爱。2016年，佟骏和闫学晶等联袂出演的乡村爱情剧《女怕嫁错郎》让一个光头小可爱“刘金柱”再次赢得了观众的口碑。

中文名：佟骏
别名：骏贝勒
英文名：Alfred
满文名：giluk
国籍：中国
民族：满族
星座：射手座
血型：A型
身高：178cm
体重：70kg
籍贯：辽宁沈阳
学历：专科（北京语言大学）
出生日期：1978年11月24日
爱好：音乐、阅读、书法、篆刻、下棋、运动……
早年经历：

佟骏自幼喜爱音乐，在小学时曾做过班级和大队的音乐委员，1990年获得过学雷锋、学赖宁“两学标兵”称号。1991年被评为沈阳市优秀学生。中学时他是学校文体部长，校民乐队队长。1992年佟骏在辽宁省歌舞团学习唢呐演奏。1994年考入山东威海东方艺术学校扬琴专业，兼修爵士鼓、声乐、形体、作曲等。1996年组建个人民乐队及电声乐队。1997年器乐合奏《一枝花》曾获山东省工会比赛一等奖。1999年考入长影演员剧团第七期演员培训班，2000年留团工作。2000年小品《职责》获吉林省小品大赛二等奖。2001年在电视剧《非常公民》中饰演男二号：小明子（溥仪贴身太监）而被广大观众所熟悉，从此正式跨进影视圈。

擅长：骑马、射箭、游泳、羽毛球等，会讲满语，精通满文书法及篆刻，能演奏：扬琴、爵士鼓、唢呐、竹笛、箫、埙、巴乌、陶笛、葫芦丝、口琴、萨克斯、吉他、古琴、二胡、琵琶、二弦子（托布秀尔）等乐器，会唱快板书、二人转等。

聆听清朝正史，还原历史真相。 一听吓一跳，原来不知道！ 绝非戏说。 由满族演员播讲：佟骏 佟骏，1978年11月24日生于辽宁省沈阳市，中国内地男演员。1999年考入长春电影制片厂演员剧团第七期演员培训班从而步入影视圈。2000年佟骏参演的小品《职责》荣获了吉林省小品大赛二等奖。2001年佟骏因在电视剧《非常公民》当中饰演男二号：小明子（溥仪贴身太监）而被观众所熟悉。2005年在反法西斯60年纪念日当天，央视一套黄金时间播出了佟骏主演的电视剧《八路军》，让赵栓柱这一角色博得了观众的喜爱。2016年，佟骏和闫学晶等联袂出演的乡村爱情剧《女怕嫁错郎》让一个光头小可爱“刘金柱”再次赢得了观众的口碑。 中文名：佟骏 别名：骏贝勒 英文名：Alfred 满文名：giluk 国籍：中国 民族：满族 星座：射手座 血型：A型 身高：178cm 体重：70kg 籍贯：辽宁沈阳 学历：专科（北京语言大学） 出生日期：1978年11月24日 爱好：音乐、阅读、书法、篆刻、下棋、运动…… 早年经历： 佟骏自幼喜爱音乐，在小学时曾做过班级和大队的音乐委员，1990年获得过学雷锋、学赖宁“两学标兵”称号。1991年被评为沈阳市优秀学生。中学时他是学校文体部长，校民乐队队长。1992年佟骏在辽宁省歌舞团学习唢呐演奏。1994年考入山东威海东方艺术学校扬琴专业，兼修爵士鼓、声乐、形体、作曲等。1996年组建个人民乐队及电声乐队。1997年器乐合奏《一枝花》曾获山东省工会比赛一等奖。1999年考入长影演员剧团第七期演员培训班，2000年留团工作。2000年小品《职责》获吉林省小品大赛二等奖。2001年在电视剧《非常公民》中饰演男二号：小明子（溥仪贴身太监）而被广大观众所熟悉，从此正式跨进影视圈。 擅长：骑马、射箭、游泳、羽毛球等，会讲满语，精通满文书法及篆刻，能演奏：扬琴、爵士鼓、唢呐、竹笛、箫、埙、巴乌、陶笛、葫芦丝、口琴、萨克斯、吉他、古琴、二胡、琵琶、二弦子（托布秀尔）等乐器，会唱快板书、二人转等。

清朝历史正说，满族演员讲清史之《清通鉴》

Документальный подкаст о XX веке. Каждый выпуск – новая тема и новые личные истории. Как это было: жить в эпоху двух мировых войн, освоения космоса, открытия структуры ДНК и первых холодильников, в мире, полном ядерного оружия, рок-н-ролла и сексуальных запретов.

Розовая Антресоль

Archive Fever is a new Australian history podcast featuring intimate conversations with writers, artists, curators, fellow historians and other victims of the research bug. Each episode, co-hosts Clare Wright and Yves Rees talk to archive addicts about what kind of archives they use, how often they use them, when they got their first hit. Join us as we ask: what madness is this?

Archive Fever

A historical podcast highlighting various people or events in history that deserve a second look. We may not know their names, but their impact on the world and the stories they have to tell deserve to be heard

Hidden Gems of History

<p><em>Dr. Cooper has been an Adjunct Professor of History since 2015.&nbsp;He was nominated in 2019 and 2020 for the Instructional Excellence Award and holds some of the highest teacher ratings for two universities. Since 2009, and has also worked as a History, Psychology, and Government high school teacher.&nbsp;In addition, he has worked as a school leader as an Assistant Principal.</em></p><p><em>Before choosing an educational career, Dr. Cooper owned and operated a successful computer business for 10 years that received high ratings for sales and customer service.&nbsp;He was a corporate trainer and district manager for a Fortune 500 company in the Midwest.&nbsp;</em></p><p><em>Dr. Cooper's research interests include social media's history on society and technological history's impact.&nbsp;In addition, he writes extensively on U.S. History, focusing on the unusual and often mundane.&nbsp;&nbsp;</em></p><hr><p style='color:grey; font-size:0.75em;'> 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.</p>

Dr. Cooper has been an Adjunct Professor of History since 2015. He was nominated in 2019 and 2020 for the Instructional Excellence Award and holds some of the highest teacher ratings for two universities. Since 2009, and has also worked as a History, Psychology, and Government high school teacher. In addition, he has worked as a school leader as an Assistant Principal. Before choosing an educational career, Dr. Cooper owned and operated a successful computer business for 10 years that received high ratings for sales and customer service. He was a corporate trainer and district manager for a Fortune 500 company in the Midwest.  Dr. Cooper's research interests include social media's history on society and technological history's impact. In addition, he writes extensively on U.S. History, focusing on the unusual and often mundane.   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

<p><em>Dr. Cooper has been an Adjunct Professor of History since 2015.&nbsp;He was nominated in 2019 and 2020 for the Instructional Excellence Award and holds some of the highest teacher ratings for two universities. Since 2009, and has also worked as a History, Psychology, and Government high school teacher.&nbsp;In addition, he has worked as a school leader as an Assistant Principal.</em></p><p><em>Before choosing an educational career, Dr. Cooper owned and operated a successful computer business for 10 years that received high ratings for sales and customer service.&nbsp;He was a corporate trainer and district manager for a Fortune 500 company in the Midwest.&nbsp;</em></p><p><em>Dr. Cooper's research interests include social media's history on society and technological history's impact.&nbsp;In addition, he writes extensively on U.S. History, focusing on the unusual and often mundane.&nbsp;&nbsp;</em></p><p> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.</p>

History of Every Day

A podcast all about Niccolo Machiavelli's book "The Prince". We will delve into what the principalities within the book mean in the context of history as well as from more recent perspectives from people who have referenced it since then.

Machiavelli's Princes

We are all in between something. What is it? Who is it? What is life? 

Join the cast of characters as they talk about all sorts topics. From life, entertainment, video games, pop culture, spirituality to whatever we feel like talking about.

We are all in between something. What is it? Who is it? What is life? Join the cast of characters as they talk about all sorts topics. From life, entertainment, video games, pop culture, spirituality to whatever we feel like talking about.

The Between Something Podcast

Past meets present in this historical / pop culture podcast. Join Becky, Ellen and Josie as they take you on a journey to meet two iconic women; one from history and one from the present day to understand what’s really changed.

The Femme Files: A History of Iconic Women

<p>Join host Sunny Sharma on discussions with his elder, informative, and insightful cousins Abhishek Kasid (Vinni), Ranjan Wali (Tinku), and others with informative conversations on Indian and American history, politics, spirituality, philosophy, news and everything in between. I also do standalone podcasts on various historical and political topics.</p>

Join host Sunny Sharma on discussions with his elder, informative, and insightful cousins Abhishek Kasid (Vinni), Ranjan Wali (Tinku), and others with informative conversations on Indian and American history, politics, spirituality, philosophy, news and everything in between. I also do standalone podcasts on various historical and political topics.

India Insight with Sunny Sharma

Alle elsker et godt grin. Og noget af det, vi griner allermest af, er stand-up. Men for bare lidt over 30 år siden var der ingen i Danmark, der anede hvad stand-up var. Komik var noget skuespillere og musikere tog sig af. Men dét skulle ændre sig.
Kathrine Abrahamsen hiver dig med ind i historien om dansk stand-up. En adrenalinpumpet verden, hvor du først ved, om du er god, når du står alene på scenen: Ansigt til ansigt med publikum.
En fortælling om fællesskab, hierarkier og et umætteligt behov for opmærksomhed. Historien om en comedygenre, der ændrede en masse unges liv og dansk underholdning for altid.

Tilrettelæggere: Morten Narvedsen og Michael Gaunt.
Vært: Kathrine Abrahamsen.
Fotograf: Peter Bondo Gravesen.

Alle elsker et godt grin. Og noget af det, vi griner allermest af, er stand-up. Men for bare lidt over 30 år siden var der ingen i Danmark, der anede hvad stand-up var. Komik var noget skuespillere og musikere tog sig af. Men dét skulle ændre sig. Kathrine Abrahamsen hiver dig med ind i historien om dansk stand-up. En adrenalinpumpet verden, hvor du først ved, om du er god, når du står alene på scenen: Ansigt til ansigt med publikum. En fortælling om fællesskab, hierarkier og et umætteligt behov for opmærksomhed. Historien om en comedygenre, der ændrede en masse unges liv og dansk underholdning for altid. Tilrettelæggere: Morten Narvedsen og Michael Gaunt. Vært: Kathrine Abrahamsen. Fotograf: Peter Bondo Gravesen.

Sig noget sjovt - historien om dansk stand-up

A decolonial history podcast that studies how people all over the world have resisted empires and colonialism. Join me as I discuss a different conflict each season, highlighting the different tactics that were, and can still be used today, against imperialism, colonialism, and empire building.

Resisting Empire: A History Podcast

Haunting Historia is a short form deep dive into history‘s exciting and thrilling stories. Join show host Aidan Mayne as he brings history to life. These are the stories that are not quickly forgotten, haunting. Who was the first serial killer? Where do birthday traditions come from? What mysteries lie in wait just around the corner? Follow along weekly as each episode unveils new wonders from our past.
Twitter - https://twitter.com/HHistoriaPod
Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=45673388&fan_landing=true

Haunting Historia is a short form deep dive into history‘s exciting and thrilling stories. Join show host Aidan Mayne as he brings history to life. These are the stories that are not quickly forgotten, haunting. Who was the first serial killer? Where do birthday traditions come from? What mysteries lie in wait just around the corner? Follow along weekly as each episode unveils new wonders from our past. Twitter - https://twitter.com/HHistoriaPod Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=45673388&fan_landing=true

Haunting Historia is a short form deep dive into history‘s exciting and thrilling stories. Join show host Aidan Mayne as he brings history to life. These are the stories that are not quickly forgotten, haunting. Who was the first serial killer? Where do birthday traditions come from? What mysteries lie in wait just around the corner? Follow along weekly as each episode unveils new wonders from our past.
Twitter - https://twitter.com/HHistoriaPod
Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=45673388&amp;fan_landing=true

Haunting Historia

On the podcast What Were They Thinking? we delve into the battles and events of WW2 in a way done never before. Where we analyze what the leaders and decision makers were thinking when they made their vital decisions.

What Were They Thinking?

Разговор папы с дочкой. Аня Федорова задаёт папе простые и не очень вопросы, а журналист-международник Пётр Федоров отвечает, анализирует и размышляет. Это вечер на семейной подмосковной даче за десятой чашкой чая под музыку Максима Макарычева. <p><br /></p><p>Подписывайтесь на наш <a href="https://t.me/podcastpapprivet">канал</a>, куда мы выкладываем фото, видео, ссылки, анонсы и где можно предложить темы для выпусков или задать папе вопрос. </p><p><br /></p><p>Также о новостях подкаста можно узнать на канале Ани Федоровой, <a href="https://t.me/artistannaf">Эстетика Блаженства</a>.</p><p></p>

Разговор папы с дочкой. Аня Федорова задаёт папе простые и не очень вопросы, а журналист-международник Пётр Федоров отвечает, анализирует и размышляет. Это вечер на семейной подмосковной даче за десятой чашкой чая под музыку Максима Макарычева. Подписывайтесь на наш канал, куда мы выкладываем фото, видео, ссылки, анонсы и где можно предложить темы для выпусков или задать папе вопрос. Также о новостях подкаста можно узнать на канале Ани Федоровой, Эстетика Блаженства.

Разговор папы с дочкой. Аня Федорова задаёт папе простые и не очень вопросы, а журналист-международник Пётр Федоров отвечает, анализирует и размышляет. Это вечер на семейной подмосковной даче за десятой чашкой чая под музыку Максима Макарычева.&nbsp;<p><br></p><p>Подписывайтесь на наш <a href="https://t.me/podcastpapprivet" rel="noopener noreferrer">канал</a>, куда мы выкладываем фото, видео, ссылки, анонсы и где можно предложить темы для выпусков или задать папе вопрос.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>Также о новостях подкаста можно узнать на канале Ани Федоровой, <a href="https://t.me/artistannaf" rel="noopener noreferrer">Эстетика Блаженства</a>.</p><p></p>

Пап, Привет!

HOLLYWORD is a podcast that explores the lives of history's greatest story-tellers. It is a DIY passion project created by Key Whiskey, who researches, writes, narrates and edits each episode from her home in Sydney, Australia.

HOLLYWORD

على مدار تاريخ الإنسانية كانت الحكايات زادا لليالي السمر, بعض هذه الحكايات كان حقيقيا و بعضها كان محض خيال.  أساطير الانسانية من غابات الأمازون, إلى جبل الأوليمب مرورا بكل بقعة قطنها الإنسان.

على مدار تاريخ الإنسانية كانت الحكايات زادا لليالي السمر, بعض هذه الحكايات كان حقيقيا و بعضها كان محض خيال. أساطير الانسانية من غابات الأمازون, إلى جبل الأوليمب مرورا بكل بقعة قطنها الإنسان.

أساطير

<h3>What do you do when the daily Covid death toll hits 1,820—the UK’s highest—lives reduced to statistics? When loved ones die alone, within days of a cough, last seen walking into an ambulance. No warning. No family. No funeral. No goodbye.</h3><h3>That’s why I created Stolen Goodbyes—an urgent act of journalism to restore humanity to those we lost, and give voice to the extraordinary lives behind the numbers.</h3><h3>What began as a podcast in lockdown has become something deeper: a living archive, a public record, a safe space—a memorial to those who died, and a vital platform for the Covid-bereaved, a still-grieving, often invisible community met with silence, disbelief, or denial.</h3><h3>Each season explores a different facet of pandemic grief: real-time loss, political neglect, love after loss, and the emotional aftershocks. Guests aren’t celebrities—they are spouses, children, partners, and friends. Ordinary people whose loved ones were extraordinary to them and who died during a global crisis that reshaped our world.</h3><h3>We walk through each person’s life—their quirks, jokes, one-liners, habits, triumphs, tragedies, and the legacy they leave behind.</h3><h3>Stolen Goodbyes is more than a podcast. It’s a social history archive, a witness statement, and a deeply personal project that continues to evolve.</h3><h3>Grief doesn’t fade just because the headlines move on. These voices still matter. Stolen Goodbyes continues to say: You were here. You were loved. You will not be forgotten.</h3><h3>To help future generations understand what this moment truly felt like, these testimonies are now preserved in the British Library’s National Life Stories collection, alongside testimonies from Holocaust survivors and other vital witnesses to history.</h3><h3>Launched in 2020 and created on my laptop during lockdown while parenting and working as a journalist, the podcast is fully independent. In 2021, it won Gold at the British Podcast Awards.</h3><h3>Its impact has been profound: helping guests feel seen, sparking unexpected transatlantic friendships, and offering memorials where none existed. One guest said: <em>“This was the only funeral my husband ever had.”</em></h3><h3>It has been described as:</h3><h3> 🟡 “A masterclass in trauma-informed storytelling.” — <em>Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma</em></h3><h3> 🟡 “A true legacy podcast.” — <em>BBC Radio 4</em></h3><h3> 🟡 “Magnificently produced... a cathartic experience.” — <em>Guest</em></h3><h3> 🟡 “A beautifully crafted set of stories... inspiring and important.” — <em>COVID Remembrance Group</em></h3><h3>And by listeners:</h3><h3> 💬 “A delicate subject handled with great sensitivity.”</h3><h3> 💬 “A place where I felt seen.”</h3><h3> 💬 “Raw, honest, and compassionate—Karen gives a voice to those who had theirs taken away.”</h3><h3> 💬 “A testament to our shared humanity.”</h3><h3>In a world eager to move on, Stolen Goodbyes chooses to remember.</h3><p><br></p><p>Support this show <a target="_blank" rel="payment" href="http://supporter.acast.com/stolen-goodbyes">http://supporter.acast.com/stolen-goodbyes</a>.</p><hr><p style='color:grey; font-size:0.75em;'> 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.</p>

What do you do when the daily Covid death toll hits 1,820—the UK’s highest—lives reduced to statistics? When loved ones die alone, within days of a cough, last seen walking into an ambulance. No warning. No family. No funeral. No goodbye.That’s why I created Stolen Goodbyes—an urgent act of journalism to restore humanity to those we lost, and give voice to the extraordinary lives behind the numbers.What began as a podcast in lockdown has become something deeper: a living archive, a public record, a safe space—a memorial to those who died, and a vital platform for the Covid-bereaved, a still-grieving, often invisible community met with silence, disbelief, or denial.Each season explores a different facet of pandemic grief: real-time loss, political neglect, love after loss, and the emotional aftershocks. Guests aren’t celebrities—they are spouses, children, partners, and friends. Ordinary people whose loved ones were extraordinary to them and who died during a global crisis that reshaped our world.We walk through each person’s life—their quirks, jokes, one-liners, habits, triumphs, tragedies, and the legacy they leave behind.Stolen Goodbyes is more than a podcast. It’s a social history archive, a witness statement, and a deeply personal project that continues to evolve.Grief doesn’t fade just because the headlines move on. These voices still matter. Stolen Goodbyes continues to say: You were here. You were loved. You will not be forgotten.To help future generations understand what this moment truly felt like, these testimonies are now preserved in the British Library’s National Life Stories collection, alongside testimonies from Holocaust survivors and other vital witnesses to history.Launched in 2020 and created on my laptop during lockdown while parenting and working as a journalist, the podcast is fully independent. In 2021, it won Gold at the British Podcast Awards.Its impact has been profound: helping guests feel seen, sparking unexpected transatlantic friendships, and offering memorials where none existed. One guest said: “This was the only funeral my husband ever had.”It has been described as: 🟡 “A masterclass in trauma-informed storytelling.” — Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma 🟡 “A true legacy podcast.” — BBC Radio 4 🟡 “Magnificently produced... a cathartic experience.” — Guest 🟡 “A beautifully crafted set of stories... inspiring and important.” — COVID Remembrance GroupAnd by listeners: 💬 “A delicate subject handled with great sensitivity.” 💬 “A place where I felt seen.” 💬 “Raw, honest, and compassionate—Karen gives a voice to those who had theirs taken away.” 💬 “A testament to our shared humanity.”In a world eager to move on, Stolen Goodbyes chooses to remember. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/stolen-goodbyes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What do you do when the daily Covid death toll hits 1,820—the UK’s highest—lives reduced to statistics? When loved ones die alone, within days of a cough, last seen walking into an ambulance. No warning. No family. No funeral. No goodbye.That’s why I created Stolen Goodbyes—an urgent act of journalism to restore humanity to those we lost, and give voice to the extraordinary lives behind the numbers.What began as a podcast in lockdown has become something deeper: a living archive, a public record, a safe space—a memorial to those who died, and a vital platform for the Covid-bereaved, a still-grieving, often invisible community met with silence, disbelief, or denial.Each season explores a different facet of pandemic grief: real-time loss, political neglect, love after loss, and the emotional aftershocks. Guests aren’t celebrities—they are spouses, children, partners, and friends. Ordinary people whose loved ones were extraordinary to them and who died during a global crisis that reshaped our world.We walk through each person’s life—their quirks, jokes, one-liners, habits, triumphs, tragedies, and the legacy they leave behind.Stolen Goodbyes is more than a podcast. It’s a social history archive, a witness statement, and a deeply personal project that continues to evolve.Grief doesn’t fade just because the headlines move on. These voices still matter. Stolen Goodbyes continues to say: You were here. You were loved. You will not be forgotten.To help future generations understand what this moment truly felt like, these testimonies are now preserved in the British Library’s National Life Stories collection, alongside testimonies from Holocaust survivors and other vital witnesses to history.Launched in 2020 and created on my laptop during lockdown while parenting and working as a journalist, the podcast is fully independent. In 2021, it won Gold at the British Podcast Awards.Its impact has been profound: helping guests feel seen, sparking unexpected transatlantic friendships, and offering memorials where none existed. One guest said: <em>“This was the only funeral my husband ever had.”</em>It has been described as: 🟡 “A masterclass in trauma-informed storytelling.” — <em>Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma</em> 🟡 “A true legacy podcast.” — <em>BBC Radio 4</em> 🟡 “Magnificently produced... a cathartic experience.” — <em>Guest</em> 🟡 “A beautifully crafted set of stories... inspiring and important.” — <em>COVID Remembrance Group</em>And by listeners: 💬 “A delicate subject handled with great sensitivity.” 💬 “A place where I felt seen.” 💬 “Raw, honest, and compassionate—Karen gives a voice to those who had theirs taken away.” 💬 “A testament to our shared humanity.”In a world eager to move on, Stolen Goodbyes chooses to remember.<p><br></p><p>Support this show <a href="http://supporter.acast.com/stolen-goodbyes" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://supporter.acast.com/stolen-goodbyes</a>.</p><p> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.</p>

Stolen Goodbyes

Join hosts author/tour guide Ashley Hood and comedian Steph Lampkins for Strange Journeys, the podcast that explores the darker side of travel. Each week they will take listeners on an adventure to unusual and bizarre locations, paranormal hot spots, industrial disasters and morbid and spooky places, all with a dose of history.

Strange Journeys

The podcast for the Michigan Railroad History Museum

The DepotCast

This isn't just any history lesson. It's a history lesson you'll actually listen to. Two incredible women, less than credible sources. Kelly Timmerman and Marlee Seibold research and re-tell stories and happenings from the past.

Incredible, Not Credible: A History

<p>The Praiseworld Podcast is a weekdaily show from The Praise O'Clock Show on <a href="http://praiseworldradio.com" target="_blank">Praiseworld Radio</a></p>

<p>Experience a daily dose of news, gist, laughter, fun, interviews, music, history, delivered in a way to give you inspiration, edification, education and entertainment.</p>

<p>Hosted by TOLA Omoniyi</p>

<p>Co-hosts: Olufunke Aderogba, Eyiyemi Olivia, Kanyinsola Omojola</p>

<p>Follow us on Twitter/Instagram @praiseworld_</p>

<p>Subscribe to our YouTube channel PraiseworldTV</p>

The Praiseworld Podcast is a weekdaily show from The Praise O'Clock Show on Praiseworld Radio Experience a daily dose of news, gist, laughter, fun, interviews, music, history, delivered in a way to give you inspiration, edification, education and entertainment. Hosted by TOLA Omoniyi Co-hosts: Olufunke Aderogba, Eyiyemi Olivia, Kanyinsola Omojola Follow us on Twitter/Instagram @praiseworld_ Subscribe to our YouTube channel PraiseworldTV

<p>The Praiseworld Podcast is a weekdaily show from The Praise O'Clock Show on <a href="http://praiseworldradio.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Praiseworld Radio</a></p>

<p>Experience a daily dose of news, gist, laughter, fun, interviews, music, history, delivered in a way to give you inspiration, edification, education and entertainment.</p>

<p>Hosted by TOLA Omoniyi</p>

<p>Co-hosts: Olufunke Aderogba, Eyiyemi Olivia, Kanyinsola Omojola</p>

<p>Follow us on Twitter/Instagram @praiseworld_</p>

<p>Subscribe to our YouTube channel PraiseworldTV</p>

The Praiseworld Podcast

Welcome to the Lifeway Bible Studies Podcast. Here you’ll find audio teaching from some of our most popular authors and Bible studies. Just click and listen to find teaching to help you grow closer to Jesus. Or you can use these sessions to help your busy Bible study group prepare by listening to the teaching before you gather. For each study, there is a Bible Study Book that can be purchased to help you or your group have a deeper discipleship experience and get more out of this free teaching content. For more information on the Bible Study Books, go to https://www.lifeway.com.

LifeWay Bible Studies Podcast

Pra você carregar um pouquinho dele pra onde você for ♥️

Happy Birthday ♥️

Infamous Individuals is a podcast about the people behind the crimes. Join us as we discuss the dastardly deeds & crooked crimes that set these individuals on the path to infamy.

Infamous Individuals is a podcast about the people behind the crimes. Join us as we discuss the dastardly deeds &amp; crooked crimes that set these individuals on the path to infamy.

Infamous Individuals

If you've ever visited the Grafton area, you've probably noticed a soybean field or two, farmhouses, the train tracks, or maybe even the library. Do you know the stories behind these places and the people who call this area home? This is Postcards from Grafton. We're two librarians and historians from the Grafton-Midview Public Library exploring the most fascinating people and places in our community and everything in between. Our history matters. Our community matters. Enjoy the stories.

This podcast is made possible by the Grafton Village History Association. For more local history resources, including photographs, oral histories, newspaper articles, and more, visit gmplibrary.org/localhistory.

If you've ever visited the Grafton area, you've probably noticed a soybean field or two, farmhouses, the train tracks, or maybe even the library. Do you know the stories behind these places and the people who call this area home? This is Postcards from Grafton. We're two librarians and historians from the Grafton-Midview Public Library exploring the most fascinating people and places in our community and everything in between. Our history matters. Our community matters. Enjoy the stories. This podcast is made possible by the Grafton Village History Association. For more local history resources, including photographs, oral histories, newspaper articles, and more, visit gmplibrary.org/localhistory.

Postcards from Grafton

The Kinetic War Podcast aims to answer one very urgent question, why doesn’t American win its wars and what happened in Afghanistan? With the largest, most powerful military in the world, America spends billions if not trillions of dollars to continue these armed conflicts and what do they have to show for it? For a boots-on-the-ground, front-line explanation, the Kinetic War podcast presents David Wood, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of two books. David has covered war in Africa, the Middle East and Europe for Time Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, Newhouse News Service, the Baltimore Sun, and for six years, he was the senior military correspondent for Huffington Post. He examines why America chooses Kinetic War and the ugly dynamics of armed conflict versus the alternative of soft powers like the American economy, the culture, or the genius of information technology, that could reshape the world for all human benefit. Hosted by Paul Wood, this 10-part series is a gripping and revealing exploration of military conflicts, with insights that change what we define and believe is winnable when wars go kinetic.

Kinetic War

The History of Being Black is a powerful exploration of the global Black experience, moving far beyond the traditional narratives often taught in history books. This series dives deep into the profound contributions, systemic challenges, and enduring legacies of the African Diaspora. By examining the intersections of culture, politics, and identity, the show serves as both a mirror and a bridge, connecting the ancient roots of Black civilization to the contemporary movements shaping our world today.
The podcast prioritizes authenticity, shedding light on the "hidden figures" and overlooked milestones that have defined generations. Listeners are invited on a journey through the triumphs of African empires, the resilience forged through the Middle Passage, and the intellectual and artistic brilliance of the Harlem Renaissance and beyond. Each episode is meticulously researched to provide a comprehensive look at how Black history is, in fact, the blueprint for global progress and innovation.
Ultimately, The History of Being Black is more than a retrospective; it is an active reclamation of identity. By contextualizing the past, the show empowers its audience to understand the

The History of Being Black is a powerful exploration of the global Black experience, moving far beyond the traditional narratives often taught in history books. This series dives deep into the profound contributions, systemic challenges, and enduring legacies of the African Diaspora. By examining the intersections of culture, politics, and identity, the show serves as both a mirror and a bridge, connecting the ancient roots of Black civilization to the contemporary movements shaping our world today. The podcast prioritizes authenticity, shedding light on the "hidden figures" and overlooked milestones that have defined generations. Listeners are invited on a journey through the triumphs of African empires, the resilience forged through the Middle Passage, and the intellectual and artistic brilliance of the Harlem Renaissance and beyond. Each episode is meticulously researched to provide a comprehensive look at how Black history is, in fact, the blueprint for global progress and innovation. Ultimately, The History of Being Black is more than a retrospective; it is an active reclamation of identity. By contextualizing the past, the show empowers its audience to understand the

The History of Being Black

This is the place to find my interviews. What interviews you ask? Well some of my podcasts live streamed on YouTube, Facebook and Twitch.TV covering subjects like The Curse of Oak Island and Beyond Oak Island on History Channel, Lost Relics of the Knights Templar on Discovery GO and The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. I have had many interviews of cast members of these shows including Steven Guptill, Laird Niven, Carmen Legge, Tony Sampson and Dr. Aaron Taylor from Oak Island. Carl Cookson and Hamilton White from Lost Relics. Matty Blake, Holly Remkes, Warren Getler, Christian Roper and Brian Abbott all from Beyond Oak Island.<br /><br />Coming in August 2021 we will be delving into a new Live Stream entitled Beyond Our World where we will discuss UFO/UAP phenomenon as well as a deep look into the Paranormal. <br /><br />Join us on our Facebook Group for great discussion all these subject. Find us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/300803727607153

This is the place to find my interviews. What interviews you ask? Well some of my podcasts live streamed on YouTube, Facebook and Twitch.TV covering subjects like The Curse of Oak Island and Beyond Oak Island on History Channel, Lost Relics of the Knights Templar on Discovery GO and The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. I have had many interviews of cast members of these shows including Steven Guptill, Laird Niven, Carmen Legge, Tony Sampson and Dr. Aaron Taylor from Oak Island. Carl Cookson and Hamilton White from Lost Relics. Matty Blake, Holly Remkes, Warren Getler, Christian Roper and Brian Abbott all from Beyond Oak Island.Coming in August 2021 we will be delving into a new Live Stream entitled Beyond Our World where we will discuss UFO/UAP phenomenon as well as a deep look into the Paranormal. Join us on our Facebook Group for great discussion all these subject. Find us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/300803727607153

This is the place to find my interviews. What interviews you ask? Well some of my podcasts live streamed on YouTube, Facebook and Twitch.TV covering subjects like The Curse of Oak Island and Beyond Oak Island on History Channel, Lost Relics of the Knights Templar on Discovery GO and The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. I have had many interviews of cast members of these shows including Steven Guptill, Laird Niven, Carmen Legge, Tony Sampson and Dr. Aaron Taylor from Oak Island. Carl Cookson and Hamilton White from Lost Relics. Matty Blake, Holly Remkes, Warren Getler, Christian Roper and Brian Abbott all from Beyond Oak Island.<br><br>Coming in August 2021 we will be delving into a new Live Stream entitled Beyond Our World where we will discuss UFO/UAP phenomenon as well as a deep look into the Paranormal. <br><br>Join us on our Facebook Group for great discussion all these subject. Find us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/300803727607153

The Freeman Files - JFree906 Podcast

A history and paranormal podcast centered on the Pacific Northwest. Join us as we take a look at a location around the region (Washington State, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, and Alaska). We'll take a dive into the history, as well as those who may have never left.

Paranormal Northwest Podcast

<p style="font-size:16px;line-height:30px;font-family:Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;color:#333333;font-weight:normal;text-align:justify;" data-flag="normal">著名西游记研究专家马誉修（马修鹏）继《商解西游记》之后的又一力作，喜马拉雅亲自讲解，严格按照《西游记》原著的故事发展顺序逐一解读，给你全面还原西游记的真相。作品不定期更新，喜欢的朋友，欢迎免费订阅，有更新时会收到通知~</p><p style="font-size:16px;line-height:30px;font-family:Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;color:#333333;font-weight:normal;text-align:justify;" data-flag="normal">点顶部的“AI文稿”，可以查看作品文字稿件。</p><span><br /></span><p style="font-size:16px;line-height:30px;font-family:Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;color:#333333;font-weight:normal;text-align:justify;" data-flag="normal"><b>声明：《西游记》里的所有人物，包括如来、观音、文殊、普贤等诸菩萨，玉帝、老君、太白等神仙，都是代称，就是个名字和代号。作者只是用这些人物代表了各方势力和角色，就像金庸武侠小说里的人物，里面的乾隆不是现实中的乾隆，里面的朝廷也不是真实的朝廷。西游记里的如来观音玉帝这些人，其言行思维和现实中宗教人物没有任何关系，请勿对号入座。比如，唐僧就是西游记里的人物，他有作者笔下独立的性格和特征，和现实中的玄奘法师完全不是一个人，所以各位看官，别拿我讲解内容里的如来、观音和现实宗教中的如来观音划等号。</b></p><p style="font-size:16px;line-height:30px;font-family:Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;color:#333333;font-weight:normal;text-align:justify;" data-flag="normal"><span><img data-key="0" src="http://imagev2.xmcdn.com/storages/2d31-audiofreehighqps/04/19/CKwRIJIE7UEaAAWksQDXfQ96.jpg!op_type=4&device_type=ios&upload_type=attachment&name=mobile_large" alt="" data-origin="http://imagev2.xmcdn.com/storages/2d31-audiofreehighqps/04/19/CKwRIJIE7UEaAAWksQDXfQ96.jpg?op_type=0" data-large="http://imagev2.xmcdn.com/storages/2d31-audiofreehighqps/04/19/CKwRIJIE7UEaAAWksQDXfQ96.jpg!op_type=4&device_type=ios&upload_type=attachment&name=mobile_large" data-large-width="750" data-large-height="561" data-preview="http://imagev2.xmcdn.com/storages/2d31-audiofreehighqps/04/19/CKwRIJIE7UEaAAWksQDXfQ96.jpg!op_type=4&device_type=ios&upload_type=attachment&name=mobile_large" data-preview-width="140" data-preview-height="104" /><br /></span></p><span><br /></span><p style="font-size:16px;line-height:30px;font-family:Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;color:#333333;font-weight:normal;text-align:justify;" data-flag="normal">一部西游记，你看了几十年，是不是越看越迷糊？小时候看西游记，权当是看热闹；长大了之后再看西游记，却发现里边很多逻辑不通的地方，还有很多怎么想也想不明白的地方，百思不得其解！西游记，作为四大名著之首，绝对不是我们看到的打怪升级那么简单，也绝对不仅仅是你电视剧中看到的那些故事情节，这背后的内斗、机关算尽、谎话连篇，可能超出你的想象！微信交流群：625134165</p>

著名西游记研究专家马誉修（马修鹏）继《商解西游记》之后的又一力作，喜马拉雅亲自讲解，严格按照《西游记》原著的故事发展顺序逐一解读，给你全面还原西游记的真相。作品不定期更新，喜欢的朋友，欢迎免费订阅，有更新时会收到通知~点顶部的“AI文稿”，可以查看作品文字稿件。声明：《西游记》里的所有人物，包括如来、观音、文殊、普贤等诸菩萨，玉帝、老君、太白等神仙，都是代称，就是个名字和代号。作者只是用这些人物代表了各方势力和角色，就像金庸武侠小说里的人物，里面的乾隆不是现实中的乾隆，里面的朝廷也不是真实的朝廷。西游记里的如来观音玉帝这些人，其言行思维和现实中宗教人物没有任何关系，请勿对号入座。比如，唐僧就是西游记里的人物，他有作者笔下独立的性格和特征，和现实中的玄奘法师完全不是一个人，所以各位看官，别拿我讲解内容里的如来、观音和现实宗教中的如来观音划等号。一部西游记，你看了几十年，是不是越看越迷糊？小时候看西游记，权当是看热闹；长大了之后再看西游记，却发现里边很多逻辑不通的地方，还有很多怎么想也想不明白的地方，百思不得其解！西游记，作为四大名著之首，绝对不是我们看到的打怪升级那么简单，也绝对不仅仅是你电视剧中看到的那些故事情节，这背后的内斗、机关算尽、谎话连篇，可能超出你的想象！微信交流群：625134165

<p>著名西游记研究专家马誉修（马修鹏）继《商解西游记》之后的又一力作，喜马拉雅亲自讲解，严格按照《西游记》原著的故事发展顺序逐一解读，给你全面还原西游记的真相。作品不定期更新，喜欢的朋友，欢迎免费订阅，有更新时会收到通知~</p><p>点顶部的“AI文稿”，可以查看作品文字稿件。</p><br><p><b>声明：《西游记》里的所有人物，包括如来、观音、文殊、普贤等诸菩萨，玉帝、老君、太白等神仙，都是代称，就是个名字和代号。作者只是用这些人物代表了各方势力和角色，就像金庸武侠小说里的人物，里面的乾隆不是现实中的乾隆，里面的朝廷也不是真实的朝廷。西游记里的如来观音玉帝这些人，其言行思维和现实中宗教人物没有任何关系，请勿对号入座。比如，唐僧就是西游记里的人物，他有作者笔下独立的性格和特征，和现实中的玄奘法师完全不是一个人，所以各位看官，别拿我讲解内容里的如来、观音和现实宗教中的如来观音划等号。</b></p><p><br></p><br><p>一部西游记，你看了几十年，是不是越看越迷糊？小时候看西游记，权当是看热闹；长大了之后再看西游记，却发现里边很多逻辑不通的地方，还有很多怎么想也想不明白的地方，百思不得其解！西游记，作为四大名著之首，绝对不是我们看到的打怪升级那么简单，也绝对不仅仅是你电视剧中看到的那些故事情节，这背后的内斗、机关算尽、谎话连篇，可能超出你的想象！微信交流群：625134165</p>

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