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In Tri House Tells the Mysteries of Histories, Jeremy, Matt, and Kevin explore the greatest mysteries of the past. From the Pyramids to the Colony of Roanoke, Tri House dives into the facts, the theories, and our own conclusions. In Tri House Talks, Jeremy, Matt, and Kevin explain a myriad of topics, from the Oscars to Acting School.

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Tarawih Makkah 1426. Quran Audio Live Recitations from Masjid al-Haram in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, 1426 H, 2005 AD.

Quran Audio by 4 Imams:
<a href="https://www.qurancentral.com/audio/salah-al-budair/">Salah al-Budair</a>, <a href="https://www.qurancentral.com/audio/abdur-rahman-as-sudais/">Abdur-Rahman as-Sudais</a>, <a href="https://www.qurancentral.com/audio/abdullah-awad-al-juhani/">Abdullah Awwad al-Juhani</a>, and <a href="https://www.qurancentral.com/audio/saud-al-shuraim/">Sa’ud al-Shuraym</a>.

Tarawih Makkah 1426. Quran Audio Live Recitations from Masjid al-Haram in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, 1426 H, 2005 AD. Quran Audio by 4 Imams: Salah al-Budair, Abdur-Rahman as-Sudais, Abdullah Awwad al-Juhani, and Sa’ud al-Shuraym.

Tarawih Makkah 1426. Quran Audio Live Recitations from Masjid al-Haram in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, 1426 H, 2005 AD.

Quran Audio by 4 Imams:
<a href="https://www.qurancentral.com/audio/salah-al-budair/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Salah al-Budair</a>, <a href="https://www.qurancentral.com/audio/abdur-rahman-as-sudais/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Abdur-Rahman as-Sudais</a>, <a href="https://www.qurancentral.com/audio/abdullah-awad-al-juhani/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Abdullah Awwad al-Juhani</a>, and <a href="https://www.qurancentral.com/audio/saud-al-shuraim/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sa’ud al-Shuraym</a>.

Tarawih - Makkah 1426

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Irgendwas mit Medien? Nein, irgendwas mit Mittelalter! IRMIMI erweckt mittelalterliche Handschriften und ihre Storys zum Leben. Denn sie erzählen uns, was war, und erlauben uns, in die Welt von damals einzutauchen und unsere vielleicht etwas besser zu verstehen. Denn Handschriften sind mehr als beige Fetzen!

Irgendwas mit Medien? Nein, irgendwas mit Mittelalter! IRMIMI erweckt mittelalterliche Handschriften und ihre Storys zum Leben. Denn sie erzählen uns, was war, und erlauben uns, in die Welt von damals einzutauchen und unsere vielleicht etwas besser zu verstehen. Denn Handschriften sind mehr als beige Fetzen!

IRMIMI – Irgendwas mit Mittelalter

《三十六计》或称<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">三十六策</a>，是指中国古代三十六个<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">兵法</a><a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">策略</a>，语源于<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">南北朝</a>，成书于<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">明清</a>。它是根据中国古代<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">军事思想</a>和丰富的斗争经验总结而成的兵书，是中华民族悠久<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">非物质文化遗产</a>之一。背景“三十六计”一语，先于著书之年，语源可考自南朝宋将檀道济（？—公元436年），据《南齐书·<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">王敬则</a>传》：“檀公三十六策，走为上计，汝父子唯应走耳。”意为败局已定，无可挽回，唯有退却，方是上策。此语后人赓相沿用，宋代惠洪《冷斋夜话》：“三十六计，走为上计。”。及明末清初，引用此语的人更多。于是有心人采集群书，编撰成《三十六计》。但此书为何时何人所撰已难确考。内容介绍 <a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">竹简三十六计图册1(19张)</a> 原书按计名排列，共分六套，即胜战计、敌战计、攻战计、混战计、并战计、败战计。前三套是处于优势所用之计，后三套是处于劣势所用之计。每套各包含六计，总共三十六计。其中每计名称后的<a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">解说</a>，均系依据《易经》中的阴阳变化之理及古代兵家刚柔、奇正、攻防、彼己、虚实、主客等对立关系相互转化的思想推演而成，含有朴素的军事辩证法的因素。解说后的按语，多引证宋代以前的战例和孙武、吴起、尉缭子等兵家的精辟语句。全书还有总说和跋。 三十六计是中国古代兵家计谋的总结和军事谋略学的宝贵遗产，为便于人们熟记这三十六条妙计，有位学者在三十六计中每取一字，依序组成一首诗：金玉檀公策，借以擒劫贼，鱼蛇海间笑，羊虎桃桑隔，树暗走痴故，釜空苦远客，屋梁有美尸，击魏连伐虢。 <a target="_blank" style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;">竹简三十六计图册2(18张)</a> 全诗除了檀公策外，每字包含了三十六计中的一计，依序为：金蝉脱壳、抛砖引玉、借刀杀人、以逸待劳、擒贼擒王、趁火打劫、关门捉贼、浑水摸鱼、打草惊蛇、瞒天过海、反间计、笑里藏刀、顺手牵羊、调虎离山、李代桃僵、指桑骂槐、隔岸观火、树上开花、暗度陈仓、走为上计、假痴不癫、欲擒故纵、釜底抽薪、空城计、苦肉计、远交近攻、反客为主、上屋抽梯、偷梁换柱、无中生有、美人计、借尸还魂、声东击西、围魏救赵、连环计、假道伐虢。 [5]<a style="color:#4990E2;text-decoration:none;"> </a> 另有一好事者，也作了一首伏头藏尾打油诗，曰：下策金玉借，以指劫擒贼；草鱼海间笑，山羊桃中击；树暗痴故走，釜空苦远客；屋梁连人尸，隔魏虢国灭。诗去掉头尾的“下策”、“国灭”各二字，余三十六字，一字一计，依序为：金蝉脱壳、抛砖引玉、借刀杀人、以逸待劳、指桑骂槐、趁火打劫、擒贼擒王、关门捉贼、打草惊蛇、浑水摸鱼、瞒天过海、反间计、笑里藏刀、调虎离山、顺手牵羊、李代桃僵、无中生有、声东击西、树上开花、暗渡陈仓、假痴不癫、欲擒故纵、走为上计、釜底抽薪、空城计、苦肉计、远交近攻、反客为主、上屋抽梯、偷梁换柱、连环计、美人计、借尸还魂、隔岸观火、围魏救赵、假道伐虢。 [1]原典 兵书作者六六三十六，数中有术①，术中有数。阴阳燮理②，机在其中。机不可设，设则不中③。

《三十六计》或称三十六策，是指中国古代三十六个兵法策略，语源于南北朝，成书于明清。它是根据中国古代军事思想和丰富的斗争经验总结而成的兵书，是中华民族悠久非物质文化遗产之一。背景“三十六计”一语，先于著书之年，语源可考自南朝宋将檀道济（？—公元436年），据《南齐书·王敬则传》：“檀公三十六策，走为上计，汝父子唯应走耳。”意为败局已定，无可挽回，唯有退却，方是上策。此语后人赓相沿用，宋代惠洪《冷斋夜话》：“三十六计，走为上计。”。及明末清初，引用此语的人更多。于是有心人采集群书，编撰成《三十六计》。但此书为何时何人所撰已难确考。内容介绍竹简三十六计图册1(19张)原书按计名排列，共分六套，即胜战计、敌战计、攻战计、混战计、并战计、败战计。前三套是处于优势所用之计，后三套是处于劣势所用之计。每套各包含六计，总共三十六计。其中每计名称后的解说，均系依据《易经》中的阴阳变化之理及古代兵家刚柔、奇正、攻防、彼己、虚实、主客等对立关系相互转化的思想推演而成，含有朴素的军事辩证法的因素。解说后的按语，多引证宋代以前的战例和孙武、吴起、尉缭子等兵家的精辟语句。全书还有总说和跋。三十六计是中国古代兵家计谋的总结和军事谋略学的宝贵遗产，为便于人们熟记这三十六条妙计，有位学者在三十六计中每取一字，依序组成一首诗：金玉檀公策，借以擒劫贼，鱼蛇海间笑，羊虎桃桑隔，树暗走痴故，釜空苦远客，屋梁有美尸，击魏连伐虢。竹简三十六计图册2(18张)全诗除了檀公策外，每字包含了三十六计中的一计，依序为：金蝉脱壳、抛砖引玉、借刀杀人、以逸待劳、擒贼擒王、趁火打劫、关门捉贼、浑水摸鱼、打草惊蛇、瞒天过海、反间计、笑里藏刀、顺手牵羊、调虎离山、李代桃僵、指桑骂槐、隔岸观火、树上开花、暗度陈仓、走为上计、假痴不癫、欲擒故纵、釜底抽薪、空城计、苦肉计、远交近攻、反客为主、上屋抽梯、偷梁换柱、无中生有、美人计、借尸还魂、声东击西、围魏救赵、连环计、假道伐虢。 [5] 另有一好事者，也作了一首伏头藏尾打油诗，曰：下策金玉借，以指劫擒贼；草鱼海间笑，山羊桃中击；树暗痴故走，釜空苦远客；屋梁连人尸，隔魏虢国灭。诗去掉头尾的“下策”、“国灭”各二字，余三十六字，一字一计，依序为：金蝉脱壳、抛砖引玉、借刀杀人、以逸待劳、指桑骂槐、趁火打劫、擒贼擒王、关门捉贼、打草惊蛇、浑水摸鱼、瞒天过海、反间计、笑里藏刀、调虎离山、顺手牵羊、李代桃僵、无中生有、声东击西、树上开花、暗渡陈仓、假痴不癫、欲擒故纵、走为上计、釜底抽薪、空城计、苦肉计、远交近攻、反客为主、上屋抽梯、偷梁换柱、连环计、美人计、借尸还魂、隔岸观火、围魏救赵、假道伐虢。 [1]原典兵书作者六六三十六，数中有术①，术中有数。阴阳燮理②，机在其中。机不可设，设则不中③。

《三十六计》或称<a rel="noopener noreferrer">三十六策</a>，是指中国古代三十六个<a rel="noopener noreferrer">兵法</a><a rel="noopener noreferrer">策略</a>，语源于<a rel="noopener noreferrer">南北朝</a>，成书于<a rel="noopener noreferrer">明清</a>。它是根据中国古代<a rel="noopener noreferrer">军事思想</a>和丰富的斗争经验总结而成的兵书，是中华民族悠久<a rel="noopener noreferrer">非物质文化遗产</a>之一。背景“三十六计”一语，先于著书之年，语源可考自南朝宋将檀道济（？—公元436年），据《南齐书·<a rel="noopener noreferrer">王敬则</a>传》：“檀公三十六策，走为上计，汝父子唯应走耳。”意为败局已定，无可挽回，唯有退却，方是上策。此语后人赓相沿用，宋代惠洪《冷斋夜话》：“三十六计，走为上计。”。及明末清初，引用此语的人更多。于是有心人采集群书，编撰成《三十六计》。但此书为何时何人所撰已难确考。内容介绍 <a rel="noopener noreferrer">竹简三十六计图册1(19张)</a> 原书按计名排列，共分六套，即胜战计、敌战计、攻战计、混战计、并战计、败战计。前三套是处于优势所用之计，后三套是处于劣势所用之计。每套各包含六计，总共三十六计。其中每计名称后的<a rel="noopener noreferrer">解说</a>，均系依据《易经》中的阴阳变化之理及古代兵家刚柔、奇正、攻防、彼己、虚实、主客等对立关系相互转化的思想推演而成，含有朴素的军事辩证法的因素。解说后的按语，多引证宋代以前的战例和孙武、吴起、尉缭子等兵家的精辟语句。全书还有总说和跋。 三十六计是中国古代兵家计谋的总结和军事谋略学的宝贵遗产，为便于人们熟记这三十六条妙计，有位学者在三十六计中每取一字，依序组成一首诗：金玉檀公策，借以擒劫贼，鱼蛇海间笑，羊虎桃桑隔，树暗走痴故，釜空苦远客，屋梁有美尸，击魏连伐虢。 <a rel="noopener noreferrer">竹简三十六计图册2(18张)</a> 全诗除了檀公策外，每字包含了三十六计中的一计，依序为：金蝉脱壳、抛砖引玉、借刀杀人、以逸待劳、擒贼擒王、趁火打劫、关门捉贼、浑水摸鱼、打草惊蛇、瞒天过海、反间计、笑里藏刀、顺手牵羊、调虎离山、李代桃僵、指桑骂槐、隔岸观火、树上开花、暗度陈仓、走为上计、假痴不癫、欲擒故纵、釜底抽薪、空城计、苦肉计、远交近攻、反客为主、上屋抽梯、偷梁换柱、无中生有、美人计、借尸还魂、声东击西、围魏救赵、连环计、假道伐虢。 [5]<a rel="noopener noreferrer"> </a> 另有一好事者，也作了一首伏头藏尾打油诗，曰：下策金玉借，以指劫擒贼；草鱼海间笑，山羊桃中击；树暗痴故走，釜空苦远客；屋梁连人尸，隔魏虢国灭。诗去掉头尾的“下策”、“国灭”各二字，余三十六字，一字一计，依序为：金蝉脱壳、抛砖引玉、借刀杀人、以逸待劳、指桑骂槐、趁火打劫、擒贼擒王、关门捉贼、打草惊蛇、浑水摸鱼、瞒天过海、反间计、笑里藏刀、调虎离山、顺手牵羊、李代桃僵、无中生有、声东击西、树上开花、暗渡陈仓、假痴不癫、欲擒故纵、走为上计、釜底抽薪、空城计、苦肉计、远交近攻、反客为主、上屋抽梯、偷梁换柱、连环计、美人计、借尸还魂、隔岸观火、围魏救赵、假道伐虢。 [1]原典 兵书作者六六三十六，数中有术①，术中有数。阴阳燮理②，机在其中。机不可设，设则不中③。

听了三十六计全集（AI录音）|嘛嘛再也不用担心找不全

How much does leadership shape the outcome of a battle? What makes for successful command? These questions lie at the heart of this new podcast series hosted by Professor Michael Clarke, from the creators of the award-winning Sitrep.Mike discusses the leadership of the Duke of Wellington, Boudica, Admiral Lord Nelson, Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding and Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery with a range of guests including ‘Sharpe’ writer Bernard Cornwell and General Lord Richards.This thought-provoking series for BFBS Forces News is based on Mike’s book ‘Great British Commanders.’

How much does leadership shape the outcome of a battle? What makes for successful command? These questions lie at the heart of this new podcast series hosted by Professor Michael Clarke, from the creators of the award-winning Sitrep. Mike discusses the leadership of the Duke of Wellington, Boudica, Admiral Lord Nelson, Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding and Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery with a range of guests including ‘Sharpe’ writer Bernard Cornwell and General Lord Richards. This thought-provoking series for BFBS Forces News is based on Mike’s book ‘Great British Commanders.’

Great British Battle Commanders

Un canal dedicado a la numism&aacute;tica y al coleccionismo numism&aacute;tico. Nace del Blog Numism&aacute;tico: http://blognumismatico.com

Un canal dedicado a la numismática y al coleccionismo numismático. Nace del Blog Numismático: http://blognumismatico.com

Blog Numismático

Wer sind eigentlich die Personen, deren Spuren wir noch heute in historischen Funden begegnen? Wie haben sie gelebt, was hat sie bewegt? Und was ist eigentlich von ihnen geblieben? Unsere Moderatoren Miguel Castro (Inhalt) und Alexander Wittlings (Schnitt) machen sich in ihrem Geschichts-Podcast gemeinsam mit ihren Gästen auf die Suche. Dabei legen sie ihren Fokus auf die älteste Stadt Deutschlands, Trier, und die geschichtsträchtige Region zwischen Mosel, Eifel und Hunsrück. Was für Zeugnissen bekannter und weniger bekannter Menschen verbergen sich hier eigentlich in archäologischen Funden und was kann man über Stein-Inschriften, Archiv-Einträge oder Legenden hinaus über diese Personen herausfinden? Alle zwei Wochen veröffentlichen wir vom Trierischen Volksfreund eine neue Folge von "Porta - das Tor zur Geschichte". Kommen Sie mit auf Spurensuche!

Porta - das Tor zur Geschichte

Everyday life situations consisting of growing up in our days of youth to ghost , UFOs , crime and why is it so damn hot in Texas?&nbsp; I guess you can call this an adult radio show online (so we get away with a lil more) lol! Music is a big deal in our lives so if we can help by listening and maybe setting up an interview lets Go!!&nbsp;

Everyday life situations consisting of growing up in our days of youth to ghost , UFOs , crime and why is it so damn hot in Texas?  I guess you can call this an adult radio show online (so we get away with a lil more) lol! Music is a big deal in our lives so if we can help by listening and maybe setting up an interview lets Go!! 

The Effin' CrunchCrew

Getreu dem Motto des deutschen Historikers Karl Lamprecht, dass man den Gegenstand seiner historischen Forschungen zu Fuß abgeschritten haben muss, möchte unser Podcast globale historische Phänomene beleuchten und über lokale historische Miniaturen miteinander kontextualisieren.In regelmäßigen Abständen werden unterschiedliche Themen aus verschiedenen Epochen der Weltgeschichte präsentiert und insbesondere aus der lateinamerikanisch-karibischen Perspektive von Prof. Christian Cwik, Historiker für Kolonial- und Weltgeschichte, sowie von Nikolaus Braunshör, Historiker und Dokumentarfilmer, für die Zuhörerinnen und Zuhörer aufbereitet.Der Anspruch des Podcasts besteht darin, die lokalen, regionalen und hemisphärischen Gegebenheiten und Ereignisse in Mikro- und Makroperspektive zu beleuchten und in einen globalen Kontext zu stellen/einzubetten.&nbsp;<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.

Getreu dem Motto des deutschen Historikers Karl Lamprecht, dass man den Gegenstand seiner historischen Forschungen zu Fuß abgeschritten haben muss, möchte unser Podcast globale historische Phänomene beleuchten und über lokale historische Miniaturen miteinander kontextualisieren. In regelmäßigen Abständen werden unterschiedliche Themen aus verschiedenen Epochen der Weltgeschichte präsentiert und insbesondere aus der lateinamerikanisch-karibischen Perspektive von Prof. Christian Cwik, Historiker für Kolonial- und Weltgeschichte, sowie von Nikolaus Braunshör, Historiker und Dokumentarfilmer, für die Zuhörerinnen und Zuhörer aufbereitet. Der Anspruch des Podcasts besteht darin, die lokalen, regionalen und hemisphärischen Gegebenheiten und Ereignisse in Mikro- und Makroperspektive zu beleuchten und in einen globalen Kontext zu stellen/einzubetten.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Getreu dem Motto des deutschen Historikers Karl Lamprecht, dass man den Gegenstand seiner historischen Forschungen zu Fuß abgeschritten haben muss, möchte unser Podcast globale historische Phänomene beleuchten und über lokale historische Miniaturen miteinander kontextualisieren.In regelmäßigen Abständen werden unterschiedliche Themen aus verschiedenen Epochen der Weltgeschichte präsentiert und insbesondere aus der lateinamerikanisch-karibischen Perspektive von Prof. Christian Cwik, Historiker für Kolonial- und Weltgeschichte, sowie von Nikolaus Braunshör, Historiker und Dokumentarfilmer, für die Zuhörerinnen und Zuhörer aufbereitet.Der Anspruch des Podcasts besteht darin, die lokalen, regionalen und hemisphärischen Gegebenheiten und Ereignisse in Mikro- und Makroperspektive zu beleuchten und in einen globalen Kontext zu stellen/einzubetten.&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Vernetzte Geschichten.

This podcast features stories and poems by Rick Steber. www.ricksteberauthor.com

Writing The West

The Cosmic Convergence Show brings together the dynamic duo of Big Tim and Dr. Love as they dive into a universe of topics—from bucket lists and body slams to wizarding worlds and everything in between. Whether they&#39;re unpacking the latest in pop culture or reminiscing about personal adventures, no subject is off-limits. Expect occasional detours into geocaching, golf, Marvel, and more—because when worlds collide, the conversation gets cosmic.

The Cosmic Convergence Show brings together the dynamic duo of Big Tim and Dr. Love as they dive into a universe of topics—from bucket lists and body slams to wizarding worlds and everything in between. Whether they're unpacking the latest in pop culture or reminiscing about personal adventures, no subject is off-limits. Expect occasional detours into geocaching, golf, Marvel, and more—because when worlds collide, the conversation gets cosmic.

The Cosmic Convergence Show brings together the dynamic duo of Big Tim and Dr. Love as they dive into a universe of topics—from bucket lists and body slams to wizarding worlds and everything in between. Whether they're unpacking the latest in pop culture or reminiscing about personal adventures, no subject is off-limits. Expect occasional detours into geocaching, golf, Marvel, and more—because when worlds collide, the conversation gets cosmic.

The Cosmic Convergence w/ Big Tim and Doctor Love

The podcast all about the histories that made Toronto! Hosted by Steve Penfold and Louis Reed-Wood.

Listening T.O. History

Bienvenue sur “La Quête des Souvenirs”, le podcast qui vous transporte dans les recoins les plus nostalgiques de la culture geek et otaku en Suisse romande. ️✨
De l’effervescence des salles d’arcade bruyantes aux premières lueurs de l’aube passées devant des écrans illuminés par l’animation japonaise, nous partons ensemble à la redécouverte de ces moments qui ont façonné des générations. Chaque épisode est une immersion dans une époque révolue, une invitation à partager des souvenirs qui, bien que personnels, résonnent en chacun de nous.
À travers des témoignages intimes, des analyses passionnées et des explorations sonores captivantes, “La Quête des Souvenirs” est plus qu’un simple podcast ; c’est un voyage collectif au cœur de nos mémoires. Du bruit caractéristique d’une cartouche insérée dans une console de jeu, à la mélodie d’un générique d’anime qui nous transportait autrefois, chaque détail est une pièce du puzzle de notre passé commun.
Rejoignez-nous dans cette aventure à travers le temps, où le passé et le présent s’entrelacent pour raviver la flamme de la nostalgie. Car dans “La Quête des Souvenirs”, chaque souvenir est une histoire à raconter, chaque épisode une page de notre histoire collective à redécouvrir.
Êtes-vous prêts à plonger dans l’univers fascinant des souvenirs geek et otaku de la Suisse romande ? “La Quête des Souvenirs” vous attend.

Bienvenue sur “La Quête des Souvenirs”, le podcast qui vous transporte dans les recoins les plus nostalgiques de la culture geek et otaku en Suisse romande. ️✨ De l’effervescence des salles d’arcade bruyantes aux premières lueurs de l’aube passées devant des écrans illuminés par l’animation japonaise, nous partons ensemble à la redécouverte de ces moments qui ont façonné des générations. Chaque épisode est une immersion dans une époque révolue, une invitation à partager des souvenirs qui, bien que personnels, résonnent en chacun de nous. À travers des témoignages intimes, des analyses passionnées et des explorations sonores captivantes, “La Quête des Souvenirs” est plus qu’un simple podcast ; c’est un voyage collectif au cœur de nos mémoires. Du bruit caractéristique d’une cartouche insérée dans une console de jeu, à la mélodie d’un générique d’anime qui nous transportait autrefois, chaque détail est une pièce du puzzle de notre passé commun. Rejoignez-nous dans cette aventure à travers le temps, où le passé et le présent s’entrelacent pour raviver la flamme de la nostalgie. Car dans “La Quête des Souvenirs”, chaque souvenir est une histoire à raconter, chaque épisode une page de notre histoire collective à redécouvrir. Êtes-vous prêts à plonger dans l’univers fascinant des souvenirs geek et otaku de la Suisse romande ? “La Quête des Souvenirs” vous attend.

La Quête des souvenirs

Stories related to the Sikh Lifestyle, covering historical topics, modern stories and general cultural stories with a lesson.

SikhNet Stories for Children

I’m a retired math teacher, and I like the statistics behind things, A LOT. I enjoyed talking to my students about all the ways math was used in the world, but I rarely had a chance to elaborate on those topics.&nbsp; Instead, I had to chug along with the curriculum with a tiny story to catch their attention.&nbsp; But now, I can do the opposite.&nbsp; I can focus on the story while touching on the math. &nbsp;I want to focus on the math that we see in the world from data to science, and societal issues that we see going on around us.&nbsp; How does math play into those decisions.&nbsp; Sports will come up and I do love television and movies and you can talk about the numbers in those too.Let’s break it down… By The Numbers!

I’m a retired math teacher, and I like the statistics behind things, A LOT. I enjoyed talking to my students about all the ways math was used in the world, but I rarely had a chance to elaborate on those topics.  Instead, I had to chug along with the curriculum with a tiny story to catch their attention.  But now, I can do the opposite.  I can focus on the story while touching on the math.   I want to focus on the math that we see in the world from data to science, and societal issues that we see going on around us.  How does math play into those decisions.  Sports will come up and I do love television and movies and you can talk about the numbers in those too. Let’s break it down… By The Numbers!

By The Numbers

每次陪你在線上療心的平台。頻道還在試營運，若有什麼想建議的可以再評論區留言喔～

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每次陪你在線上療心的平台。頻道還在試營運，若有什麼想建議的可以再評論區留言喔～ -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

每次陪你在線上療心的平台。頻道還在試營運，若有什麼想建議的可以再評論區留言喔～

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療新室

The Golden Age of Science Fiction, often identified in the United States as the years 1938–1946, was a period in which a number of foundational works of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_fiction" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">science fiction</a> literature appeared. In the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_science_fiction" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">history of science fiction</a>, the Golden Age follows the "<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_US_science_fiction_and_fantasy_magazines_to_1950" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">pulp era</a>" of the 1920s and '30s, and precedes <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Wave_science_fiction" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">New Wave science fiction</a> of the '60s and '70s. The 1950s are, in this scheme, a transitional period. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Silverberg" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Robert Silverberg</a>, who came of age then, saw the '50s as the true Golden Age. "Golden Age" science fiction is often termed Campbellian Science Fiction after editor <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_W._Campbell" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">John W. Campbell</a>.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Age_of_Science_Fiction#cite_note-3" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">[3]</a> According to <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lester_del_Rey" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Lester del Rey</a>, "the result [of Campbell's editorship] was the so-called Golden Age of science fiction — the beginning of modern science fiction, which was capable of reaching beyond a small readership of gadget-loving hobbyists and science buffs".  Technology and optimism, however, continued to be foremost: In historian <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Roberts_(British_writer)" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Adam Roberts</a>'s words, "the phrase Golden Age valorises a particular sort of writing: '<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_science_fiction" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Hard SF</a>', linear narratives, heroes solving problems or countering threats in a space-opera or technological-adventure idiom.

The Golden Age of Science Fiction, often identified in the United States as the years 1938–1946, was a period in which a number of foundational works of science fiction literature appeared. In the history of science fiction, the Golden Age follows the "pulp era" of the 1920s and '30s, and precedes New Wave science fiction of the '60s and '70s. The 1950s are, in this scheme, a transitional period. Robert Silverberg, who came of age then, saw the '50s as the true Golden Age."Golden Age" science fiction is often termed Campbellian Science Fiction after editor John W. Campbell.[3] According to Lester del Rey, "the result [of Campbell's editorship] was the so-called Golden Age of science fiction — the beginning of modern science fiction, which was capable of reaching beyond a small readership of gadget-loving hobbyists and science buffs". Technology and optimism, however, continued to be foremost: In historian Adam Roberts's words, "the phrase Golden Age valorises a particular sort of writing: 'Hard SF', linear narratives, heroes solving problems or countering threats in a space-opera or technological-adventure idiom.

The&nbsp;Golden Age of Science Fiction, often identified in the United States as the years 1938–1946, was a period in which a number of foundational works of&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_fiction" rel="noopener noreferrer">science fiction</a>&nbsp;literature appeared. In the&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_science_fiction" rel="noopener noreferrer">history of science fiction</a>, the Golden Age follows the "<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_US_science_fiction_and_fantasy_magazines_to_1950" rel="noopener noreferrer">pulp era</a>" of the 1920s and '30s, and precedes&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Wave_science_fiction" rel="noopener noreferrer">New Wave science fiction</a>&nbsp;of the '60s and '70s. The 1950s are, in this scheme, a transitional period.&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Silverberg" rel="noopener noreferrer">Robert Silverberg</a>, who came of age then, saw the '50s as the true Golden Age. "Golden Age" science fiction is often termed Campbellian Science Fiction&nbsp;after editor&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_W._Campbell" rel="noopener noreferrer">John W. Campbell</a>.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Age_of_Science_Fiction#cite_note-3" rel="noopener noreferrer">[3]</a>&nbsp;According to&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lester_del_Rey" rel="noopener noreferrer">Lester del Rey</a>, "the result [of Campbell's editorship] was the so-called Golden Age of science fiction — the beginning of modern science fiction, which was capable of reaching beyond a small readership of gadget-loving hobbyists and science buffs". &nbsp;Technology and optimism, however, continued to be foremost: In historian <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Roberts_(British_writer)" rel="noopener noreferrer">Adam Roberts</a>'s words, "the phrase&nbsp;Golden Age&nbsp;valorises a particular sort of writing: '<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_science_fiction" rel="noopener noreferrer">Hard&nbsp;SF</a>', linear narratives, heroes solving problems or countering threats in a space-opera or technological-adventure idiom.

Science Fiction Adam Age Radio

大家好，我們是菜鳥歷史學徒✨

菜鳥歷史學徒團隊由四位「前」東吳大學歷史學系的同學（恭喜菜鳥們今年已全數畢業🎓）組成，有陳棣、王昭妤、陳孝東和邱智妍，共同愛好是小酌🥂

我們希望透過每期節目來閱讀歷史好書，四人在燒壞更多CPU的同時進行腦袋風暴，並結合當代時事議題，用podcast的方式帶領聽眾一起進到「現在和過去之間永無終止的對話」

TMI: 其實本來叫做四十四隻石獅子（？，後來靈感之神降臨後決定正式改名為菜鳥歷史學徒🤩

未來任何關於菜鳥學徒的消息都將在我們的臉書和IG粉專上發布，請記得追蹤不錯過任何消息！！！！🥹
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大家好，我們是菜鳥歷史學徒✨ 菜鳥歷史學徒團隊由四位「前」東吳大學歷史學系的同學（恭喜菜鳥們今年已全數畢業🎓）組成，有陳棣、王昭妤、陳孝東和邱智妍，共同愛好是小酌🥂 我們希望透過每期節目來閱讀歷史好書，四人在燒壞更多CPU的同時進行腦袋風暴，並結合當代時事議題，用podcast的方式帶領聽眾一起進到「現在和過去之間永無終止的對話」 TMI: 其實本來叫做四十四隻石獅子（？，後來靈感之神降臨後決定正式改名為菜鳥歷史學徒🤩 未來任何關於菜鳥學徒的消息都將在我們的臉書和IG粉專上發布，請記得追蹤不錯過任何消息！！！！🥹 📮聯絡我們historyrookie2002@gmail.com -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

大家好，我們是菜鳥歷史學徒✨

菜鳥歷史學徒團隊由四位「前」東吳大學歷史學系的同學（恭喜菜鳥們今年已全數畢業🎓）組成，有陳棣、王昭妤、陳孝東和邱智妍，共同愛好是小酌🥂

我們希望透過每期節目來閱讀歷史好書，四人在燒壞更多CPU的同時進行腦袋風暴，並結合當代時事議題，用podcast的方式帶領聽眾一起進到「現在和過去之間永無終止的對話」

TMI: 其實本來叫做四十四隻石獅子（？，後來靈感之神降臨後決定正式改名為菜鳥歷史學徒🤩

未來任何關於菜鳥學徒的消息都將在我們的臉書和IG粉專上發布，請記得追蹤不錯過任何消息！！！！🥹
📮聯絡我們historyrookie2002@gmail.com


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菜鳥歷史學徒

A primeira temporada da série Histórias Marginais foi escrita a partir dos prontuários dos detentos da Penitenciária de Florianópolis, hoje abrigados pelo pelo Instituto de Documentação e Investigação em Ciências Humanas da Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina. Ao longo dos episódios, iremos acompanhar histórias reais atravessadas por experiências institucionais em hospitais psiquiátricos, prisões e leprosários. Diferentes fontes são trazidas à superfície, como cartas, atas e bilhetes, com o intuito de revelar vidas que, de outra forma, estariam relegadas ao silêncio. A série Histórias Marginais capturou os vestígios encontrados nos acervos institucionais para construir seus personagens e o cotidiano do confinamento. Vidas fragmentadas e de difícil captação compõem o escopo do projeto que também se fundamenta em pesquisas acadêmicas. Acompanhe a 1ª temporada – “Escritos efêmeros” – e conheça esses dossiês que percorrem anos, por vezes, décadas de vidas complexas e dinâmicas.

Histórias Marginais

Farm Boy Meets The World, or FBMW, is a student owned media company based in Santa Barbara, Ca. FBMW specializes in podcast style interviews with bestselling authors, university professors, public intellectuals, and many other kinds of professionals with key insights. All episodes are free and produced for the sole purpose of educating the public. FBMW was founded in 2023 by Neo Harter, a third year History and Global Studies student at UCSB. -interviews-political commentary-student written articlesFollow us on our socials here:Instagram:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.instagram.com/fbmw_media/"> https://www.instagram.com/fbmw_media/</a>Twitter/X:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://twitter.com/fbmw_media"> https://twitter.com/fbmw_media</a>YouTube:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZF4PlCkguFPJVd9tGWj1Zg"> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZF4PlCkguFPJVd9tGWj1Zg</a>

Farm Boy Meets The World, or FBMW, is a student owned media company based in Santa Barbara, Ca. FBMW specializes in podcast style interviews with bestselling authors, university professors, public intellectuals, and many other kinds of professionals with key insights. All episodes are free and produced for the sole purpose of educating the public. FBMW was founded in 2023 by Neo Harter, a third year History and Global Studies student at UCSB. -interviews -political commentary -student written articles Follow us on our socials here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fbmw_media/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/fbmw_media YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZF4PlCkguFPJVd9tGWj1Zg

Farm Boy Meets The World, or FBMW, is a student owned media company based in Santa Barbara, Ca. FBMW specializes in podcast style interviews with bestselling authors, university professors, public intellectuals, and many other kinds of professionals with key insights. All episodes are free and produced for the sole purpose of educating the public. FBMW was founded in 2023 by Neo Harter, a third year History and Global Studies student at UCSB. -interviews-political commentary-student written articlesFollow us on our socials here:Instagram:<a href="https://www.instagram.com/fbmw_media/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> https://www.instagram.com/fbmw_media/</a>Twitter/X:<a href="https://twitter.com/fbmw_media" rel="noopener noreferrer"> https://twitter.com/fbmw_media</a>YouTube:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZF4PlCkguFPJVd9tGWj1Zg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZF4PlCkguFPJVd9tGWj1Zg</a>

Farm Boy Meets The World

"Discover: A Journey Through Human Exploration" is a compelling series that explores the multifaceted nature of discovery across history and domains. It begins with ancient civilizations and their quests for new lands and resources, delves into Earth's major explorations and space missions, and examines groundbreaking scientific revelations such as gravity and DNA. The series also highlights psychological insights from Freud to modern neuroscience, the enriching impact of cross-cultural exchanges, and anticipates future breakthroughs in AI, quantum computing, and extraterrestrial exploration. This journey underscores the enduring human spirit of curiosity and the relentless pursuit of knowledge.

This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

"Discover: A Journey Through Human Exploration" is a compelling series that explores the multifaceted nature of discovery across history and domains. It begins with ancient civilizations and their quests for new lands and resources, delves into Earth's major explorations and space missions, and examines groundbreaking scientific revelations such as gravity and DNA. The series also highlights psychological insights from Freud to modern neuroscience, the enriching impact of cross-cultural exchanges, and anticipates future breakthroughs in AI, quantum computing, and extraterrestrial exploration. This journey underscores the enduring human spirit of curiosity and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

Discover

vorHundert (Sammelfeed)

In the grand tapestry of human history, the tale of military ballooning stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of innovation and the ceaseless pursuit of advantage on the battlefield. From the earliest days of the French Revolution to the modern era of psychological warfare, these seemingly simple devices have played a role that is as varied as it is crucial. They have served as sentinels in the sky, as defensive bulwarks, as instruments of propaganda, and as vehicles for long-range attacks. The story of military ballooning is one of ingenuity, courage, and the enduring human fascination with the possibilities of flight. 
The dawn of military ballooning can be traced back to the tumultuous years of the French Revolutionary Wars. In 1794, as the young French Republic fought for its very survival against a coalition of European monarchies, a group of visionary officers proposed a novel solution to the age-old problem of battlefield reconnaissance. Under the leadership of Captain Jean-Marie-Joseph Coutelle, the French army established the Compagnie d'Aérostiers, the world's first military balloon unit. 
The concept was as simple as it was revolutionary. By filling a silk balloon with hydrogen gas, Coutelle and his men could ascend to heights previously unimaginable, offering generals a bird's-eye view of the battlefield below. The tactical advantages were immediate and profound. For the first time in history, commanders could observe enemy movements and dispositions with unprecedented clarity, giving them a critical edge in the chaos of battle. 
The Compagnie d'Aérostiers saw action in several key engagements of the Revolutionary Wars, including the Battle of Fleurus in 1794. There, a tethered balloon dubbed l'Entreprenant (The Enterprising) ascended above the battlefield, relaying vital intelligence to the French commanders below. The information proved decisive, enabling the French to outmaneuver their Austrian opponents and secure a critical victory. 
The success of the French aerostatic corps did not go unnoticed by other nations. As the 19th century unfolded, military powers across Europe and beyond began to experiment with balloons as tools of war. Yet it was not until the American Civil War that the potential of military ballooning was fully realized. 
Enter Thaddeus Lowe, a brilliant and eccentric American aeronaut who would become the father of U.S. military ballooning. Born in New Hampshire in 1832, Lowe had been fascinated by the possibilities of flight since childhood. When the Civil War erupted in 1861, he saw an opportunity to put his skills to use in service of the Union cause. 
Lowe's vision was grand and ambitious. He proposed the creation of a dedicated Balloon Corps, a unit that would use tethered balloons to provide real-time reconnaissance and artillery spotting for the Union Army. Despite initial skepticism from some quarters, Lowe managed to win the support of President Abraham Lincoln himself. With presidential backi

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In the grand tapestry of human history, the tale of military ballooning stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of innovation and the ceaseless pursuit of advantage on the battlefield. From the earliest days of the French Revolution to the modern era of psychological warfare, these seemingly simple devices have played a role that is as varied as it is crucial. They have served as sentinels in the sky, as defensive bulwarks, as instruments of propaganda, and as vehicles for long-range attacks. The story of military ballooning is one of ingenuity, courage, and the enduring human fascination with the possibilities of flight. The dawn of military ballooning can be traced back to the tumultuous years of the French Revolutionary Wars. In 1794, as the young French Republic fought for its very survival against a coalition of European monarchies, a group of visionary officers proposed a novel solution to the age-old problem of battlefield reconnaissance. Under the leadership of Captain Jean-Marie-Joseph Coutelle, the French army established the Compagnie d'Aérostiers, the world's first military balloon unit. The concept was as simple as it was revolutionary. By filling a silk balloon with hydrogen gas, Coutelle and his men could ascend to heights previously unimaginable, offering generals a bird's-eye view of the battlefield below. The tactical advantages were immediate and profound. For the first time in history, commanders could observe enemy movements and dispositions with unprecedented clarity, giving them a critical edge in the chaos of battle. The Compagnie d'Aérostiers saw action in several key engagements of the Revolutionary Wars, including the Battle of Fleurus in 1794. There, a tethered balloon dubbed l'Entreprenant (The Enterprising) ascended above the battlefield, relaying vital intelligence to the French commanders below. The information proved decisive, enabling the French to outmaneuver their Austrian opponents and secure a critical victory. The success of the French aerostatic corps did not go unnoticed by other nations. As the 19th century unfolded, military powers across Europe and beyond began to experiment with balloons as tools of war. Yet it was not until the American Civil War that the potential of military ballooning was fully realized. Enter Thaddeus Lowe, a brilliant and eccentric American aeronaut who would become the father of U.S. military ballooning. Born in New Hampshire in 1832, Lowe had been fascinated by the possibilities of flight since childhood. When the Civil War erupted in 1861, he saw an opportunity to put his skills to use in service of the Union cause. Lowe's vision was grand and ambitious. He proposed the creation of a dedicated Balloon Corps, a unit that would use tethered balloons to provide real-time reconnaissance and artillery spotting for the Union Army. Despite initial skepticism from some quarters, Lowe managed to win the support of President Abraham Lincoln himself. With presidential backi This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.

Balloon Warfare

OzCast is the official podcast platform of conservation charity, OzFish Unlimited. OzCast features leading scientists, fish ecologists, and industry experts revealing findings, explaining research, and communicating important issues affecting the health of Australian waterways and their surrounding environments. By drawing on their years of experience both in the field and the lab, OzCast provides a look below the surface into the historical, cultural and scientific world that surrounds our rivers, creeks, oceans and lakes.

OzCast

Mickey (28) and Stanley (90), are filling the Generation Gap with weekly conversations about life, lessons, growing up and so much more.

In The Right Direction

This podcast brought to you by the Boone County Heritage museum. The Boone county heritage museum is located at 124 south cherry street in Harrison Arkansas, 2 blocks off the Harrison square. You can find the museum at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://bchrs.org">bchrs.org</a> You can also find the museum on Facebook at Boone County Heritage museum. To get ahold of the museum you can call 870-741-3312 or at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:BCHM@windstreasm.net">BCHM@windstreasm.net</a> For sponsorships or donations email dakotashometown@gmail,com

This podcast brought to you by the Boone County Heritage museum. The Boone county heritage museum is located at 124 south cherry street in Harrison Arkansas, 2 blocks off the Harrison square. You can find the museum at bchrs.org You can also find the museum on Facebook at Boone County Heritage museum. To get ahold of the museum you can call 870-741-3312 or at BCHM@windstreasm.net For sponsorships or donations email dakotashometown@gmail,com

This podcast brought to you by the Boone County Heritage museum. The Boone county heritage museum is located at 124 south cherry street in Harrison Arkansas, 2 blocks off the Harrison square. You can find the museum at <a href="http://bchrs.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">bchrs.org</a> You can also find the museum on Facebook at Boone County Heritage museum. To get ahold of the museum you can call 870-741-3312 or at <a href="mailto:BCHM@windstreasm.net" rel="noopener noreferrer">BCHM@windstreasm.net</a> For sponsorships or donations email dakotashometown@gmail,com

Dakotas Home Town Podcast

القعدة

Jump on an enchanting journey with Jordan's Mosaic Podcast, where each episode unravels the layers of this captivating country. Join me, Lina, your guide, as we delve into the rich tapestry of Jordan, exploring its history, vibrant culture, and hidden treasures. Discover the essence of this small yet mysterious gem through engaging stories and insightful conversations. Welcome to a podcast that paints a vivid picture of each element, gradually revealing the complete mosaic of Jordan – welcome to Jordan's Mosaic. <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.

Jump on an enchanting journey with Jordan's Mosaic Podcast, where each episode unravels the layers of this captivating country. Join me, Lina, your guide, as we delve into the rich tapestry of Jordan, exploring its history, vibrant culture, and hidden treasures. Discover the essence of this small yet mysterious gem through engaging stories and insightful conversations. Welcome to a podcast that paints a vivid picture of each element, gradually revealing the complete mosaic of Jordan – welcome to Jordan's Mosaic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jump on an enchanting journey with Jordan's Mosaic Podcast, where each episode unravels the layers of this captivating country. Join me, Lina, your guide, as we delve into the rich tapestry of Jordan, exploring its history, vibrant culture, and hidden treasures. Discover the essence of this small yet mysterious gem through engaging stories and insightful conversations. Welcome to a podcast that paints a vivid picture of each element, gradually revealing the complete mosaic of Jordan – welcome to Jordan's Mosaic. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Jordan's Mosaic

MidWinter 2015 – Fair’s Fair – Story Archaeology

A podcast on archives, heritage and disability and the spaces between. Let’s open the archive cupboard and see what is on the shelves.

The Archive Cupboard

Salty Plums: they’re a little bit sweet, a little bit sour and a little bit salty.  Some say if you’ve never tasted one, you’ve never been to the real Darwin. 
 
Introduced by Chinese migrants in the 17th Century, they’ve become a symbol of this city’s unique multicultural community. 
 
Darwin or Garramilla, as the Larrakia Traditional Owners call it, is a city plonked right in the middle of the tropical Top End, closer to Asia than any Australian capital city. Famous for crocodiles, sunset markets and a big cyclone called Tracy, yet, there’s so much more to this place.
 
The city has a tumultuous past from a bombing attack in World War 2 to three big cyclones  - all of which left it in pieces. Over the decades, people from 100 different nationalities have migrated to this city, to re-build it, as they fell in love, grew families and created a place to call home. 
 
Hosted by Larrakia woman Nicole Brown, Salty Plum Stories shares the experiences of six people from six different cultures, bringing you into the heart of the real Darwin, Salty Plums and all.   
 
Salty Plum Stories is a Discover Darwin podcast for the City of Darwin. 
 
It was produced by Lori Uden and Cinnamon Nippard, with editorial support from Johanna Bell and mixing by Hamish Robertson. 
 
The incredible soundtrack was composed and mixed by Kuya James and Tutup Mulut.

Salty Plums: they’re a little bit sweet, a little bit sour and a little bit salty. Some say if you’ve never tasted one, you’ve never been to the real Darwin. Introduced by Chinese migrants in the 17th Century, they’ve become a symbol of this city’s unique multicultural community. Darwin or Garramilla, as the Larrakia Traditional Owners call it, is a city plonked right in the middle of the tropical Top End, closer to Asia than any Australian capital city. Famous for crocodiles, sunset markets and a big cyclone called Tracy, yet, there’s so much more to this place. The city has a tumultuous past from a bombing attack in World War 2 to three big cyclones - all of which left it in pieces. Over the decades, people from 100 different nationalities have migrated to this city, to re-build it, as they fell in love, grew families and created a place to call home. Hosted by Larrakia woman Nicole Brown, Salty Plum Stories shares the experiences of six people from six different cultures, bringing you into the heart of the real Darwin, Salty Plums and all. Salty Plum Stories is a Discover Darwin podcast for the City of Darwin. It was produced by Lori Uden and Cinnamon Nippard, with editorial support from Johanna Bell and mixing by Hamish Robertson. The incredible soundtrack was composed and mixed by Kuya James and Tutup Mulut.

Salty Plums: they’re a little bit sweet, a little bit sour and a little bit salty.&nbsp; Some say if you’ve never tasted one, you’ve never been to the real Darwin.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Introduced by Chinese migrants in the 17th Century, they’ve become a symbol of this city’s unique multicultural community.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Darwin or Garramilla, as the Larrakia Traditional Owners call it, is a city plonked right in the middle of the tropical Top End, closer to Asia than any Australian capital city. Famous for crocodiles, sunset markets and a big cyclone called Tracy, yet, there’s so much more to this place.
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The city has a tumultuous past from a bombing attack in World War 2 to three big cyclones&nbsp; - all of which left it in pieces. Over the decades, people from 100 different nationalities have migrated to this city, to re-build it, as they fell in love, grew families and created a place to call home.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Hosted by Larrakia woman Nicole Brown, Salty Plum Stories shares the experiences of six people from six different cultures, bringing you into the heart of the real Darwin, Salty Plums and all.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Salty Plum Stories is a Discover Darwin podcast for the City of Darwin.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
It was produced by Lori Uden and Cinnamon Nippard, with editorial support from Johanna Bell and mixing by Hamish Robertson.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
The incredible soundtrack was composed and mixed by Kuya James and Tutup Mulut.

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Tri House Tales, Talks, and Tells

Tarawih - Makkah 1426

Curious About Clothes

IRMIMI – Irgendwas mit Mittelalter

听了三十六计全集（AI录音）|嘛嘛再也不用担心找不全

Great British Battle Commanders

Blog Numismático

Porta - das Tor zur Geschichte

The Effin' CrunchCrew

Vernetzte Geschichten.

Writing The West

The Cosmic Convergence w/ Big Tim and Doctor Love

Listening T.O. History

La Quête des souvenirs

SikhNet Stories for Children

By The Numbers

療新室

Science Fiction Adam Age Radio

菜鳥歷史學徒

Histórias Marginais

Farm Boy Meets The World

Discover

vorHundert (Sammelfeed)

Balloon Warfare

OzCast

In The Right Direction

Dakotas Home Town Podcast

القعدة

Jordan's Mosaic

MidWinter 2015 – Fair’s Fair – Story Archaeology

The Archive Cupboard

Salty Plum Stories

Blogs & Articles – Time For An Awakening

Standing On Their Shoulders

SBS50: Year in a Minute

The Learned Men

Semper Bellum

The Nanny and Poppy-cast

Anglo-Polish ORLAfm.media

teikirisi

Historical Eurekas

Declaration of Independence of the United States of America

Lang Déléyé si Servis Kabaré

Falcon on the Baltic

Child Welfare Across Cultures A Comparative Study

Missing Bride

Toussaint L’Ouverture: A Biography and Autobiography

World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians

Discovery and Exploration of the Mississippi Valley

Trade Routes That Changed Human History Forever — Fexingo History