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The Smithsonian's Archives of American Art enlivens the extraordinary human stories behind America's most significant art and artists. It is the preeminent and most widely used resource dedicated to collecting, preserving, and making available for study the papers and other primary records of the visual arts in America.

Oral History Collection from the Archives of American Art

Podcast historiantutkimuksen ääreltä. Alaa opiskellut kaksikko esittelee tuoretta historiantutkimusta, sen popularisointia ja alan tutkijoita.

Historian nurkkapöytä

Folktro - Historia - Hembygd - Berättandekonst

Folkpodden utforskar intressanta ämnen med kopplingar till Folktro, Historia, Religion, Hembygd och Berättandekonst för att finna en röd tråd som ibland sträcker sig över tusentals år - och flera dimensioner!

Folktro - Historia - Hembygd - Berättandekonst Folkpodden utforskar intressanta ämnen med kopplingar till Folktro, Historia, Religion, Hembygd och Berättandekonst för att finna en röd tråd som ibland sträcker sig över tusentals år - och flera dimensioner!

Folkpodden

Historien er full av store hendelser vi har lært på skolen, lest i en bok, eller sett på film. Dette er stedet for alle de små historiene som druknet i mengden - om oppdageren som kun oppdaget at det ikke var noe å oppdage, om en helgen som fikk generasjoner av jenter til å bli anorektiske, og den grufulle historien bak et helt passe koselig bilde.&nbsp; </div><div>For bilder og bonus-materiale: Søk opp historietimen på Facebook og @historietimen_podcast på Instagram. <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.

Historien er full av store hendelser vi har lært på skolen, lest i en bok, eller sett på film. Dette er stedet for alle de små historiene som druknet i mengden - om oppdageren som kun oppdaget at det ikke var noe å oppdage, om en helgen som fikk generasjoner av jenter til å bli anorektiske, og den grufulle historien bak et helt passe koselig bilde.  For bilder og bonus-materiale: Søk opp historietimen på Facebook og @historietimen_podcast på Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Historien er full av store hendelser vi har lært på skolen, lest i en bok, eller sett på film. Dette er stedet for alle de små historiene som druknet i mengden - om oppdageren som kun oppdaget at det ikke var noe å oppdage, om en helgen som fikk generasjoner av jenter til å bli anorektiske, og den grufulle historien bak et helt passe koselig bilde.&nbsp; For bilder og bonus-materiale: Søk opp historietimen på Facebook og @historietimen_podcast på Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Historietimen

This is a narration of ancient Rome and its history from the founding of Rome in the year 753 BC, until the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD.
http://www.thetaleofrome.com

This podcast is published on a weekly basis, and episodes are around fifteen minutes in length. 

Episode by episode, the podcast will travel in time, starting from a man called Aeneas who left Troy and settled in Italy. It will continue its trip to the birth of Romulus and Remus, and how they founded Rome. Later you will hear about the things the Kings of Rome and what they did (and didn't do) to stay in power, and how they ultimately lost that power, giving way to the Republic of Rome.

Then, we will sail through the lands of the Mediterranean Sea, and watch Rome grow. Battle after battle and conquest after conquest, we will learn about the mindset of Romans and their conquered peoples. There's religion and war. There is golden eras and times of despair. Deadly games and lively characters. We will approach the time when the Republic is ripe to fall.  The Empire of Rome will be at our doorsteps, with all the glory and vanity of good and bad emperors. 

We will travel through the Golden Age of Rome, with the well known Five Good Emperors, and then we will watch Rome slide, slowly and inexorably, to its demise. By the time we have reached the fifth century AD, there will be no man or god (true or false) who will save Rome.

This is a narration of ancient Rome and its history from the founding of Rome in the year 753 BC, until the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD. http://www.thetaleofrome.com This podcast is published on a weekly basis, and episodes are around fifteen minutes in length. Episode by episode, the podcast will travel in time, starting from a man called Aeneas who left Troy and settled in Italy. It will continue its trip to the birth of Romulus and Remus, and how they founded Rome. Later you will hear about the things the Kings of Rome and what they did (and didn't do) to stay in power, and how they ultimately lost that power, giving way to the Republic of Rome. Then, we will sail through the lands of the Mediterranean Sea, and watch Rome grow. Battle after battle and conquest after conquest, we will learn about the mindset of Romans and their conquered peoples. There's religion and war. There is golden eras and times of despair. Deadly games and lively characters. We will approach the time when the Republic is ripe to fall. The Empire of Rome will be at our doorsteps, with all the glory and vanity of good and bad emperors. We will travel through the Golden Age of Rome, with the well known Five Good Emperors, and then we will watch Rome slide, slowly and inexorably, to its demise. By the time we have reached the fifth century AD, there will be no man or god (true or false) who will save Rome.

The Tale of Rome

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CONSTITUTION THURSDAY was born out of an idea that I had in February of 2009. As the Tea Party movement was really just starting to percolate, I though it would be cool to have a &ldquo;Constitutional Coffee Klatch” on a regular basis at a local restaurant or bar where we could eat, drink, read and discuss the Constitution, much as our great-grand-forefathers did. That idea eventually morphed (for a number of reasons) into what was the Afternoons Live Book Guild, but the thought of a pure Constitution time still held very strong sway and I was determined to make it happen.

When I couldn’t get the backing to do it externally, I made the decision in December of 2009 to do it as a part of the show. I looked over the schedule and Thursday was (at that time) the only day we didn’t have a segment so, the 5pm hour looked good.

On January 7, 2010, Constitution Thursday was born.

It’s a sad truth that I wasn’t as organized in those days as I am today. Later it would take a great deal of effort and time to organize the collection of original broadcasts into a coherent list. Also, alas, September and October of 2010, mostly Article II and III, have been lost – although I continue to look for them and every now and then I come across an episode that was missed.

One of the things that I learned early on in the process was that virtually everything that I thought I knew about the Constitution was either wrong or at least incomplete. Moreover, I had no concept of &ldquo;Incorporation,” no real understanding of the Supreme Court System and quite frankly my vocabulary skills were rusty. All of those things have markedly improved through this process.

As a former Instructor, I learned a long time ago that I learn best when I am teaching. So all of these broadcasts have a feel to them that I am learning along with the audience. You are in fact, coming with me on my journey to discover the US Constitution.

There are – because these are live broadcasts and for the most part extemporaneous in nature – errors and misspoken words and phrases. Before you jump on one, listen through the end and at least through the first 5-10 minutes of the next episode before you assume that I didn’t catch it. I am sure that there are more that I have not caught, but I make an honest effort to insure accuracy and precise information.

That being said, this is not a college level course in Constitutional Law. I am not (alas) a lawyer (yet). But the Constitution wasn’t written for lawyers and scholars, kings and priests. It was written for all the People, We the People, as it were. I believe with every fiber of my being, that if EVERY American citizen had a level of understanding of the Constitution equal to that gained by listening to these broadcasts, American Liberties would be much safer and our Government today would have a much different tone and approach to governing.

I will add in closing that the nature of the broadcasts changes over time. In the beginning they are more lecture, as befitting of my training as a Naval Instructor and Pastor, with various show cast members and guests added in later episodes.

The biggest single change in the tone and preparation of episodes came in October of 2011, when John Considine was added as the co-Host. John is a wonderful man and very professional (despite his on air persona). But he came to the show from a background in music radio, and had no initial grasp of Constitutional issues and history. To his credit, he jumped in feet first, and as you will hear over the course of time, he becomes not only interested, but passionate about the Constitution and what it means to him personally. It is amazing to me to see the effect on just one person.

And that, is what Constitution Thursday is really all about.

In late 2012, the idea of a &ldquo;working group” to teach and study the Constitution gave birth to the &ldquo;Layman’s Point of View” group. Consisting of the people listed in the main menu, the group seeks to study, comment and share about the US Constitution. It is a diverse group of people and professions and some of the finest people and minds I have ever had the privilege of working with. The melding of the LPOV and Constitution Thursday into a single web presence made absolute sense and gives an additional source of viewpoints and thought, while adding the ability for listeners and readers to participate as well.

CONSTITUTION THURSDAY was born out of an idea that I had in February of 2009. As the Tea Party movement was really just starting to percolate, I though it would be cool to have a “Constitutional Coffee Klatch” on a regular basis at a local restaurant or bar where we could eat, drink, read and discuss the Constitution, much as our great-grand-forefathers did. That idea eventually morphed (for a number of reasons) into what was the Afternoons Live Book Guild, but the thought of a pure Constitution time still held very strong sway and I was determined to make it happen. When I couldn’t get the backing to do it externally, I made the decision in December of 2009 to do it as a part of the show. I looked over the schedule and Thursday was (at that time) the only day we didn’t have a segment so, the 5pm hour looked good. On January 7, 2010, Constitution Thursday was born. It’s a sad truth that I wasn’t as organized in those days as I am today. Later it would take a great deal of effort and time to organize the collection of original broadcasts into a coherent list. Also, alas, September and October of 2010, mostly Article II and III, have been lost – although I continue to look for them and every now and then I come across an episode that was missed. One of the things that I learned early on in the process was that virtually everything that I thought I knew about the Constitution was either wrong or at least incomplete. Moreover, I had no concept of “Incorporation,” no real understanding of the Supreme Court System and quite frankly my vocabulary skills were rusty. All of those things have markedly improved through this process. As a former Instructor, I learned a long time ago that I learn best when I am teaching. So all of these broadcasts have a feel to them that I am learning along with the audience. You are in fact, coming with me on my journey to discover the US Constitution. There are – because these are live broadcasts and for the most part extemporaneous in nature – errors and misspoken words and phrases. Before you jump on one, listen through the end and at least through the first 5-10 minutes of the next episode before you assume that I didn’t catch it. I am sure that there are more that I have not caught, but I make an honest effort to insure accuracy and precise information. That being said, this is not a college level course in Constitutional Law. I am not (alas) a lawyer (yet). But the Constitution wasn’t written for lawyers and scholars, kings and priests. It was written for all the People, We the People, as it were. I believe with every fiber of my being, that if EVERY American citizen had a level of understanding of the Constitution equal to that gained by listening to these broadcasts, American Liberties would be much safer and our Government today would have a much different tone and approach to governing. I will add in closing that the nature of the broadcasts changes over time. In the beginning they are more lecture, as befitting of my training as a Naval Instructor and Pastor, with various show cast members and guests added in later episodes. The biggest single change in the tone and preparation of episodes came in October of 2011, when John Considine was added as the co-Host. John is a wonderful man and very professional (despite his on air persona). But he came to the show from a background in music radio, and had no initial grasp of Constitutional issues and history. To his credit, he jumped in feet first, and as you will hear over the course of time, he becomes not only interested, but passionate about the Constitution and what it means to him personally. It is amazing to me to see the effect on just one person. And that, is what Constitution Thursday is really all about. In late 2012, the idea of a “working group” to teach and study the Constitution gave birth to the “Layman’s Point of View” group. Consisting of the people listed in the main menu, the group seeks to study, comment and share about the US Constitution. It is a diverse group of people and professions and some of the finest people and minds I have ever had the privilege of working with. The melding of the LPOV and Constitution Thursday into a single web presence made absolute sense and gives an additional source of viewpoints and thought, while adding the ability for listeners and readers to participate as well.

CONSTITUTION THURSDAY was born out of an idea that I had in February of 2009. As the Tea Party movement was really just starting to percolate, I though it would be cool to have a “Constitutional Coffee Klatch” on a regular basis at a local restaurant or bar where we could eat, drink, read and discuss the Constitution, much as our great-grand-forefathers did. That idea eventually morphed (for a number of reasons) into what was the Afternoons Live Book Guild, but the thought of a pure Constitution time still held very strong sway and I was determined to make it happen.

When I couldn’t get the backing to do it externally, I made the decision in December of 2009 to do it as a part of the show. I looked over the schedule and Thursday was (at that time) the only day we didn’t have a segment so, the 5pm hour looked good.

On January 7, 2010, Constitution Thursday was born.

It’s a sad truth that I wasn’t as organized in those days as I am today. Later it would take a great deal of effort and time to organize the collection of original broadcasts into a coherent list. Also, alas, September and October of 2010, mostly Article II and III, have been lost – although I continue to look for them and every now and then I come across an episode that was missed.

One of the things that I learned early on in the process was that virtually everything that I thought I knew about the Constitution was either wrong or at least incomplete. Moreover, I had no concept of “Incorporation,” no real understanding of the Supreme Court System and quite frankly my vocabulary skills were rusty. All of those things have markedly improved through this process.

As a former Instructor, I learned a long time ago that I learn best when I am teaching. So all of these broadcasts have a feel to them that I am learning along with the audience. You are in fact, coming with me on my journey to discover the US Constitution.

There are – because these are live broadcasts and for the most part extemporaneous in nature – errors and misspoken words and phrases. Before you jump on one, listen through the end and at least through the first 5-10 minutes of the next episode before you assume that I didn’t catch it. I am sure that there are more that I have not caught, but I make an honest effort to insure accuracy and precise information.

That being said, this is not a college level course in Constitutional Law. I am not (alas) a lawyer (yet). But the Constitution wasn’t written for lawyers and scholars, kings and priests. It was written for all the People, We the People, as it were. I believe with every fiber of my being, that if EVERY American citizen had a level of understanding of the Constitution equal to that gained by listening to these broadcasts, American Liberties would be much safer and our Government today would have a much different tone and approach to governing.

I will add in closing that the nature of the broadcasts changes over time. In the beginning they are more lecture, as befitting of my training as a Naval Instructor and Pastor, with various show cast members and guests added in later episodes.

The biggest single change in the tone and preparation of episodes came in October of 2011, when John Considine was added as the co-Host. John is a wonderful man and very professional (despite his on air persona). But he came to the show from a background in music radio, and had no initial grasp of Constitutional issues and history. To his credit, he jumped in feet first, and as you will hear over the course of time, he becomes not only interested, but passionate about the Constitution and what it means to him personally. It is amazing to me to see the effect on just one person.

And that, is what Constitution Thursday is really all about.

In late 2012, the idea of a “working group” to teach and study the Constitution gave birth to the “Layman’s Point of View” group. Consisting of the people listed in the main menu, the group seeks to study, comment and share about the US Constitution. It is a diverse group of people and professions and some of the finest people and minds I have ever had the privilege of working with. The melding of the LPOV and Constitution Thursday into a single web presence made absolute sense and gives an additional source of viewpoints and thought, while adding the ability for listeners and readers to participate as well.

Constitution Thursday

הפודקאסט שישלים לך את כל מה שפספסת.



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דברים שפספסתי בשיעור של 8:30 בבוקר

These tours are guided audio walking tours with a variety of topics focused on Downtown Lexington, KY. Music will play in between each stop, and the listener can pause the track while walking between stops. Visit www.lexpublib.org/walkingtours for more information and tour maps.

Lexington Public Library Walking Tours

一代评书大师传记，修订增补推出典藏本，六十八章节书写连阔如六十八载人生轨迹。评书大师连阔如是一位报纸编辑、一位作家，他的名著《江湖丛谈》，不仅写得漂亮，而且充满了揭露鞭挞江湖黑暗、歌颂真善美的勇气。他曾是曲艺界的领袖人物，率领着曲艺演员在炮火连天的朝鲜战场慰问“最可爱的人”。他还曾是抗日的爱国志士，当然更是一位走进千家万户的评书大师。他还练过武，拜过京城武术名家“醉鬼张三”为师，可谓是“文武双全”。《醒木惊天连阔如（典藏本）》客观地评价了连阔如在评书领域的非凡成就，同时也能从中了解到很多北京文化、民俗和中国曲艺史的知识。

一代评书大师传记，修订增补推出典藏本，六十八章节书写连阔如六十八载人生轨迹。评书大师连阔如是一位报纸编辑、一位作家，他的名著《江湖丛谈》，不仅写得漂亮，而且充满了揭露鞭挞江湖黑暗、歌颂真善美的勇气。他曾是曲艺界的领袖人物，率领着曲艺演员在炮火连天的朝鲜战场慰问“最可爱的人”。他还曾是抗日的爱国志士，当然更是一位走进千家万户的评书大师。他还练过武，拜过京城武术名家“醉鬼张三”为师，可谓是“文武双全”。《醒木惊天连阔如（典藏本）》客观地评价了连阔如在评书领域的非凡成就，同时也能从中了解到很多北京文化、民俗和中国曲艺史的知识。

一代评书大师传记，修订增补推出典藏本，六十八章节书写连阔如六十八载人生轨迹。评书大师连阔如是一位报纸编辑、一位作家，他的名著《江湖丛谈》，不仅写得漂亮，而且充满了揭露鞭挞江湖黑暗、歌颂真善美的勇气。他曾是曲艺界的领袖人物，率领着曲艺演员在炮火连天的朝鲜战场慰问“最可爱的人”。他还曾是抗日的爱国志士，当然更是一位走进千家万户的评书大师。他还练过武，拜过京城武术名家“醉鬼张三”为师，可谓是“文武双全”。《醒木惊天连阔如（典藏本）》客观地评价了连阔如在评书领域的非凡成就，同时也能从中了解到很多北京文化、民俗和中国曲艺史的知识。

彭俐《醒木惊天连阔如》（典藏本）

Spreading the message of elevating the Mindy, Body &amp; Soul through Yoga

Spreading the message of elevating the Mindy, Body & Soul through Yoga

Mind Body & Soul

Ein podkast om kulturminne! I Riksantikvaren sin podkast finn du svar på alt du ikkje visste om kulturminne og dei spanande historiane kring dei. Morosame fakta og nerdete nerding om alt frå mellomalderbygg og gamle rutebåtar, til kokegroper og stabbur. Alt henta frå Riksantikvaren sitt virke.<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.

Ein podkast om kulturminne! I Riksantikvaren sin podkast finn du svar på alt du ikkje visste om kulturminne og dei spanande historiane kring dei. Morosame fakta og nerdete nerding om alt frå mellomalderbygg og gamle rutebåtar, til kokegroper og stabbur. Alt henta frå Riksantikvaren sitt virke. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ein podkast om kulturminne! I Riksantikvaren sin podkast finn du svar på alt du ikkje visste om kulturminne og dei spanande historiane kring dei. Morosame fakta og nerdete nerding om alt frå mellomalderbygg og gamle rutebåtar, til kokegroper og stabbur. Alt henta frå Riksantikvaren sitt virke. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Alt du ikkje visste om

Melbourne, Victoria: In August 2002, when a male prostitute is accused of raping and mutilating a client, few doubt his guilt.  It's a shocking attack, the victim's tongue is almost torn from her mouth.  To complete the lurid picture, she says her attacker boasted that he was a 200 year old vampire. 

Yet Shane Chartres-Abbott says he was framed and sets out to prove he is the fall guy for a high-level sex ring operating in the city.  He fears he will be silenced before he can tell his story but no-one listens.  He doesn't know there are others who want him dead.  The victim is hiding a complex and volatile past relationship from police.

On June 4 2003, Shane is murdered on the way to give evidence in court.  
Three years later, a career criminal in jail confesses to the crime and makes a series of sensational allegations.  He says serving and past police were involved, providing him with the victim's address and an alibi for the shooting.  The case ceases to be a murder investigation and turns into a purge of links between Victoria Police and the underworld.  It will become the most expensive investigation in the state's history and the blood of the vampire gigolo will wash through the halls of power for years to come.  In the end, nothing is proven.  Today there is a lingering sense of justice denied, that a killer and their accomplices remain free.

For additional information, case evidence, unheard audio & more: www.thetrialsofthevampire.com

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Melbourne, Victoria: In August 2002, when a male prostitute is accused of raping and mutilating a client, few doubt his guilt. It's a shocking attack, the victim's tongue is almost torn from her mouth. To complete the lurid picture, she says her attacker boasted that he was a 200 year old vampire. Yet Shane Chartres-Abbott says he was framed and sets out to prove he is the fall guy for a high-level sex ring operating in the city. He fears he will be silenced before he can tell his story but no-one listens. He doesn't know there are others who want him dead. The victim is hiding a complex and volatile past relationship from police. On June 4 2003, Shane is murdered on the way to give evidence in court. Three years later, a career criminal in jail confesses to the crime and makes a series of sensational allegations. He says serving and past police were involved, providing him with the victim's address and an alibi for the shooting. The case ceases to be a murder investigation and turns into a purge of links between Victoria Police and the underworld. It will become the most expensive investigation in the state's history and the blood of the vampire gigolo will wash through the halls of power for years to come. In the end, nothing is proven. Today there is a lingering sense of justice denied, that a killer and their accomplices remain free. For additional information, case evidence, unheard audio & more: www.thetrialsofthevampire.com 123496

Melbourne, Victoria: In August 2002, when a male prostitute is accused of raping and mutilating a client, few doubt his guilt.  It's a shocking attack, the victim's tongue is almost torn from her mouth.  To complete the lurid picture, she says her attacker boasted that he was a 200 year old vampire. 

Yet Shane Chartres-Abbott says he was framed and sets out to prove he is the fall guy for a high-level sex ring operating in the city.  He fears he will be silenced before he can tell his story but no-one listens.  He doesn't know there are others who want him dead.  The victim is hiding a complex and volatile past relationship from police.

On June 4 2003, Shane is murdered on the way to give evidence in court.  
Three years later, a career criminal in jail confesses to the crime and makes a series of sensational allegations.  He says serving and past police were involved, providing him with the victim's address and an alibi for the shooting.  The case ceases to be a murder investigation and turns into a purge of links between Victoria Police and the underworld.  It will become the most expensive investigation in the state's history and the blood of the vampire gigolo will wash through the halls of power for years to come.  In the end, nothing is proven.  Today there is a lingering sense of justice denied, that a killer and their accomplices remain free.

For additional information, case evidence, unheard audio &amp; more: www.thetrialsofthevampire.com

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The Trials of the Vampire (AUS)

These are messages from Rochester Life Assembly of God in Rochester, Washington.

Rochester Life Messages

Drawn together by a shared love of obscure history and vulgar one-upmanship, power-couple Kris and Leah explore the unsung stories of humankind in rip-roaring, commute-sized bites.

Long Story Short

My podcast will mainly feature military history however it will also cover a wide range of historical and political topics from throughout history and will also touch on the impacts left behind in the modern day.

Random history

Dos personajes aficionados a la comida nos sumergen en recetas de la cocina colombiana e internacional para cocinar junto a nosotros... y tambi&eacute;n para mirar m&aacute;s all&aacute; de nuestros platos. Nos hablan de los debates ambientales y culturales detr&aacute;s de los ingredientes clave; debates que podr&iacute;an cambiar completamente nuestra relaci&oacute;n con esos ingredientes. Una producci&oacute;n de Loro Podcast para HJCK Radio.

Dos personajes aficionados a la comida nos sumergen en recetas de la cocina colombiana e internacional para cocinar junto a nosotros... y también para mirar más allá de nuestros platos. Nos hablan de los debates ambientales y culturales detrás de los ingredientes clave; debates que podrían cambiar completamente nuestra relación con esos ingredientes. Una producción de Loro Podcast para HJCK Radio.

Dos personajes aficionados a la comida nos sumergen en recetas de la cocina colombiana e internacional para cocinar junto a nosotros... y también para mirar más allá de nuestros platos. Nos hablan de los debates ambientales y culturales detrás de los ingredientes clave; debates que podrían cambiar completamente nuestra relación con esos ingredientes. Una producción de Loro Podcast para HJCK Radio.

Recetario sonoro de ingredientes en peligro

《警世通言》是明末冯梦龙纂辑白话短篇小说集。该书完成于明天启四年（1624年）。其题材或来自民间传说，或来自民间宗教宝卷和小说。故事描述的时代包括宋、元、明三代。

蚂蚁晒耳|警世通言

“多亏了刘义庆留下一本《世说新语》，让我们能见识什么叫超然脱俗，什么叫高洁优雅，什么叫潇洒飘逸……”

“多亏了刘义庆留下一本《世说新语》，让我们能见识什么叫超然脱俗，什么叫高洁优雅，什么叫潇洒飘逸……”

“多亏了刘义庆留下一本《世说新语》，让我们能见识什么叫超然脱俗，什么叫高洁优雅，什么叫潇洒飘逸……”

世说新语译注-徐绍早

Commentary on a variety of interesting subjects pertaining to the happy survival of the homo sapiens sapiens species and our biosphere. Comentarios sobre temas variados, referente a la supervivencia feliz de nuestra especie Homo sapiens sapiens.

Giocast

Wo Kaun Thi is a Hindi podcast about women who dared to dream. In a unique audio book format Isha narrates some emotional stories of women achievers who have changed this world forever.                                                                                             वो कौन थी? - कहानियां उन महिलाओं की जिन्होंने बदल दी दुनिया -  वो कौन थी में ईशा आपके लिए लाई है कहानियां उन महिलाओं की जिन्हें सपने देखने से डर नहीं लगता था. हर एपिसोड में एक भावुक करने वाला किस्सा है पहली बार कुछ करने की हिम्मत जुटाने वाली साहसी महिला का.

Wo Kaun Thi is a Hindi podcast about women who dared to dream. In a unique audio book format Isha narrates some emotional stories of women achievers who have changed this world forever. वो कौन थी? - कहानियां उन महिलाओं की जिन्होंने बदल दी दुनिया - वो कौन थी में ईशा आपके लिए लाई है कहानियां उन महिलाओं की जिन्हें सपने देखने से डर नहीं लगता था. हर एपिसोड में एक भावुक करने वाला किस्सा है पहली बार कुछ करने की हिम्मत जुटाने वाली साहसी महिला का.

Wo Kaun Thi - The Podcast about Women Pioneers

Vi er to studerende hhv. i antropologi og arkitektur, som savner at høre om de kvinder, der kom før os. Vi fortæller historien gennem et kvindeligt perspektiv ved at dele kvinders bedrifter og positioner, samt hvordan disse har ændret historien.

Kvinde Kend Din Plads

كل شيء حولنا له قصة وتاريخ وبدايات وأصل 
في هذا البودكاست سنعود في الزمن لآلاف السنين 
لنعرف كيف طوّر الإنسان أدواته، ومن وين اكتسب عاداته 

مع الإعلامية : مها سعود

كل شيء حولنا له قصة وتاريخ وبدايات وأصل في هذا البودكاست سنعود في الزمن لآلاف السنين لنعرف كيف طوّر الإنسان أدواته، ومن وين اكتسب عاداته مع الإعلامية : مها سعود

بودكاست إنسان

The Korean Atlas and History is dedicated to providing information about Korea's beautiful history and land.

The Korean Atlas and History

Noël Callebaut en Annelies Van Wittenberghe dwalen door Gent en vertellen de smakelijkste stukjes geschiedenis van de Arteveldestad. Van de okkernoten in de tuin van de Sint-Pietersabdij tot oesters op de Vrijdagsmarkt serveren zij historische verhalen op hapklare wijze!

Smaak! Gentse geschiedenis in lekkere verhalen

This podcast provides listeners with the rich, interesting and often untold 400 year history of Black Canadians. Learn about the challenges, barriers, hardships, joys, achievements, accomplishments, courage and resilience of Black Canadians and how they have contributed to Canada.

BlacktoCanada

History of Tamil Kings - from Karikala Cholan to Raja Raja Cholan to Rani Mangammal to Kattabomman. The 3000+ years of History of the Tamils in super-informative audio chunks. For the video version: www.youtube.com/c/UngalAnbanHemanthT

Ungal Anban Hemanth | தமிழர் வரலாறு ❤️

It’s where I just talk about spooky stuff

Spooky hours

A fun show about history, performing arts, music and television and films host by Stephen Davis, business exective and playwrite. Two of the sponsors is WHEN THE BREAK HAPPENED IN ORANGEBURG COUNTY (www.thebreakinorangeburg.com)...a new play written by Stephen Davis which is coming to off Broadway in New York later this year and...THE_BREAK_STORE (www.thebreakstore.com), an online store. On our first podcast...you will be  told what "The Break" means!😉 It will have guests, including descendants of the characters of the play.

Sit back and enjoy...stuff!🤗

A fun show about history, performing arts, music and television and films host by Stephen Davis, business exective and playwrite. Two of the sponsors is WHEN THE BREAK HAPPENED IN ORANGEBURG COUNTY (www.thebreakinorangeburg.com)...a new play written by Stephen Davis which is coming to off Broadway in New York later this year and...THE_BREAK_STORE (www.thebreakstore.com), an online store. On our first podcast...you will be told what "The Break" means!😉 It will have guests, including descendants of the characters of the play. Sit back and enjoy...stuff!🤗

The Show About Stuff: The Stephen Davis Show

We call this place home, but what do we really know about it? Join us each week as we explore the avenues of the unknown, right here in our very own home towns. If true crime, history, arts, or paranormal are your jam, then you've come to the right place.

Two Stoopid dudes

Carlisle's Chesapeake  brings you first a series about Frederick Douglass, the native son of Talbot County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.  Frederick Douglass' life spanned a good portion of the 19th Century.  He believed that when you fight for one thing, you can fight for so much more.  That is illustrated in Douglass' commitment to support the emancipation of African Americans, the voting rights for all men and women, temperance and religious hypocrisy.

Carlisle's Chesapeake brings you first a series about Frederick Douglass, the native son of Talbot County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Frederick Douglass' life spanned a good portion of the 19th Century. He believed that when you fight for one thing, you can fight for so much more. That is illustrated in Douglass' commitment to support the emancipation of African Americans, the voting rights for all men and women, temperance and religious hypocrisy.

Carlisle's Chesapeake

Hear the stories and absorb the wisdom of top Israeli industry and community leaders.Hosted by Career Up Now community members : Paul Samberg, Daniel Gable, Sophia Felson, Rachel Alexander, Ben Rappaport, Jonathan Hoffman, and Aaron Feigelman.<a href="https://app.redcircle.com/shows/9cf17106-84bc-4162-9a84-2ca1ac517d64/careerupnow.org" rel="nofollow">Career Up Now</a>’s mission is to build a community that empowers emerging professionals to advance in their careers while incorporating universal Jewish values into their lives, through innovative networking and education opportunities with industry and community leaders.This podcast was made possible by the generous support of the Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation

Hear the stories and absorb the wisdom of top Israeli industry and community leaders. Hosted by Career Up Now community members : Paul Samberg, Daniel Gable, Sophia Felson, Rachel Alexander, Ben Rappaport, Jonathan Hoffman, and Aaron Feigelman. Career Up Now’s mission is to build a community that empowers emerging professionals to advance in their careers while incorporating universal Jewish values into their lives, through innovative networking and education opportunities with industry and community leaders. This podcast was made possible by the generous support of the Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation

Hear the stories and absorb the wisdom of top Israeli industry and community leaders.Hosted by Career Up Now community members : Paul Samberg, Daniel Gable, Sophia Felson, Rachel Alexander, Ben Rappaport, Jonathan Hoffman, and Aaron Feigelman.<a href="https://app.redcircle.com/shows/9cf17106-84bc-4162-9a84-2ca1ac517d64/careerupnow.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">Career Up Now</a>’s mission is to build a community that empowers emerging professionals to advance in their careers while incorporating universal Jewish values into their lives, through innovative networking and education opportunities with industry and community leaders.This podcast was made possible by the generous support of the Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation

Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close Ups Podcast ISRAEL EDITION

Un podcast del Archivo General de la Nación con narraciones basadas en el patrimonio documental del Perú

Historias detrás de los documentos

A new look at the World, and China&#39;s Culture and History.

A new look at the World, and China's Culture and History.

A new look at the World, and China's Culture and History.

History Podcasts / Page 232

Oral History Collection from the Archives of American Art

Historian nurkkapöytä

Folkpodden

Historietimen

The Tale of Rome

ЧЩ

Constitution Thursday

דברים שפספסתי בשיעור של 8:30 בבוקר

Lexington Public Library Walking Tours

彭俐《醒木惊天连阔如》（典藏本）

Mind Body & Soul

Alt du ikkje visste om

The Trials of the Vampire (AUS)

Rochester Life Messages

Long Story Short

Random history

Recetario sonoro de ingredientes en peligro

蚂蚁晒耳|警世通言

世说新语译注-徐绍早

Giocast

Wo Kaun Thi - The Podcast about Women Pioneers

Kvinde Kend Din Plads

بودكاست إنسان

The Korean Atlas and History

Smaak! Gentse geschiedenis in lekkere verhalen

BlacktoCanada

Ungal Anban Hemanth | தமிழர் வரலாறு ❤️

Spooky hours

The Show About Stuff: The Stephen Davis Show

Two Stoopid dudes

Carlisle's Chesapeake

Career Up Now Socially Distanced Close Ups Podcast ISRAEL EDITION

Historias detrás de los documentos

China's Culture & History

THE SANATANI HISTORY by Jai Sourya J

Modernités Africaines

Ronald Reagan - Audio Biography

Konspirationsteorier

Une Chanson En Histoire

山本淳子の源氏物語解説 朗読とともに

定住旅行家ERIKO 旅して暮らしてせかいとことば

濟公香香乩

The Sporting Almanac Podcast

予備校講師 村瀬哲史のナニワ地理学～関西不動産情報センターＫＲＩＣ presents～

Within the Boggart Wood Paranormal Podcast

Shivcharitra by Ninad Bedekar Sir

Murder In Your Backyard

激情四射成人剧场。。fm

Girls Gone Godless

¿Hablamos de Crímenes?

山本淳子の源氏物語解説　朗読とともに

定住旅行家ERIKO　旅して暮らしてせかいとことば

予備校講師村瀬哲史のナニワ地理学～関西不動産情報センターＫＲＩＣ presents～