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D-dagen den 6 juni 1944

Beyond the River Walk in San Antonio Texas

Aulas de Cálculo em geral, Lógica e um pouco de momento filosófico.

Alcides Duarte

Strange tales of mystery and the macabre scattered throughout history

Real Strange

Someone Will Remember Us

Episodes Every Week: 80 Thousand Downloads! We appreciate all of you, who support our show, thank you!
No Mans Land is a location in a war zone that no one is willing to occupy. Both sides Gridlocked, We look within that zone, ‘Metaphorically’ like controversial topics people try to avoid. We know for a fact, ignoring crucial topics that may make you feel uncomfortable or controversial is a direct impediment to society. This will help build our well being and to progress our understanding. Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/nomanslandbynac/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/nomanslandbynac/support</a>

Episodes Every Week: 80 Thousand Downloads! We appreciate all of you, who support our show, thank you! No Mans Land is a location in a war zone that no one is willing to occupy. Both sides Gridlocked, We look within that zone, ‘Metaphorically’ like controversial topics people try to avoid. We know for a fact, ignoring crucial topics that may make you feel uncomfortable or controversial is a direct impediment to society. This will help build our well being and to progress our understanding. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nomanslandbynac/support

Episodes Every Week: 80 Thousand Downloads! We appreciate all of you, who support our show, thank you!
No Mans Land is a location in a war zone that no one is willing to occupy. Both sides Gridlocked, We look within that zone, ‘Metaphorically’ like controversial topics people try to avoid. We know for a fact, ignoring crucial topics that may make you feel uncomfortable or controversial is a direct impediment to society. This will help build our well being and to progress our understanding. Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/nomanslandbynac/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://anchor.fm/nomanslandbynac/support</a>

No Man’s Land

Vuosi 1918 oli mustaakin mustempi yö itsenäistyvän Suomen aamussa. Sisällissodan melskeessä ihmisten kohtalot ja tarinat sekoittuivat väkivaltaan ja kuolemaan. 

Tapani Ripatin ja Heikki Kiseleffin toimittama dramatisoitu dokumenttisarja vie nuoren Suomen synnytyskipuihin. 1918 - Äänien kirjassa soivat aatteiden lihamyllyssä jauhetut sävelet sekä lepattavat toivon liekit. Ihmiset puolustavat vakaumuksensa kiihkolla omia tekemisiään ja samalla tuomitsevat toiset. 

Sama toistuu tänäkin päivänä eri puolilla maailmaa. Kuuntele, eläydy ja koe, miten tavallisten ihmisten arki voi muuttua vihan ja kuoleman täyttämäksi helvetiksi. 
Kuva: Tampere 1918, kuvaaja Oscar Sundberg, Vapriikin kuva-arkisto.

Vuosi 1918 oli mustaakin mustempi yö itsenäistyvän Suomen aamussa. Sisällissodan melskeessä ihmisten kohtalot ja tarinat sekoittuivat väkivaltaan ja kuolemaan. Tapani Ripatin ja Heikki Kiseleffin toimittama dramatisoitu dokumenttisarja vie nuoren Suomen synnytyskipuihin. 1918 - Äänien kirjassa soivat aatteiden lihamyllyssä jauhetut sävelet sekä lepattavat toivon liekit. Ihmiset puolustavat vakaumuksensa kiihkolla omia tekemisiään ja samalla tuomitsevat toiset. Sama toistuu tänäkin päivänä eri puolilla maailmaa. Kuuntele, eläydy ja koe, miten tavallisten ihmisten arki voi muuttua vihan ja kuoleman täyttämäksi helvetiksi. Kuva: Tampere 1918, kuvaaja Oscar Sundberg, Vapriikin kuva-arkisto.

1918 - Äänien kirja

微信搜索公众号【无用之境】这里有时光邮局，有树洞，有情书亦有分手告别。西安是13朝古都，拥有众多的名胜古迹和人文历史，听我为您一一道来！

微信搜索公众号【无用之境】这里有时光邮局，有树洞，有情书亦有分手告别。西安是13朝古都，拥有众多的名胜古迹和人文历史，听我为您一一道来！

微信搜索公众号【无用之境】这里有时光邮局，有树洞，有情书亦有分手告别。西安是13朝古都，拥有众多的名胜古迹和人文历史，听我为您一一道来！

西安景点讲解

Sekelompok mahasiswa pendidikan sejarah Universitas Kristen Satya wacana yang sedang mencoba fitur baru untuk mengerjakan tugas kuliahnya

Novira Ismia Jaen

Storie - Un podcast

‘Voices in Japanese Studies’ will provide current and future students of Japanese insight into the world of Japanese Studies at university and beyond. In each episode, hosts Matt Loten and Anna Vittinghoff ask established and emerging Japan experts about their experiences in the exciting, dynamic, and incredibly diverse world of Japanese Studies. Through the stories of our guests, listeners will not only learn a lot about Japan, but also what it is like to develop as an undergraduate or postgraduate student, and the surprising places a Japanese Studies degree can take you. This podcast should be essential listening for anyone interested in studying Japan at university, and indeed anyone interested in Japan in general.

Voices in Japanese Studies Podcast

来自法国的小马和TY一起走过了五年的异国恋，突然一拍脑门觉得日常的对话虽然谈不上多深刻，但无形中都折射出教育、文化、年龄和种种的不同所带来的思想碰撞。我们带着各自极强的民族自豪感，也无可避免带着有色眼镜与刻板印象，却在谈话中逐渐走入各自的视角，去看看彼此走过的看过的路与风景。

来自法国的小马和TY一起走过了五年的异国恋，突然一拍脑门觉得日常的对话虽然谈不上多深刻，但无形中都折射出教育、文化、年龄和种种的不同所带来的思想碰撞。我们带着各自极强的民族自豪感，也无可避免带着有色眼镜与刻板印象，却在谈话中逐渐走入各自的视角，去看看彼此走过的看过的路与风景。

来自法国的小马和TY一起走过了五年的异国恋，突然一拍脑门觉得日常的对话虽然谈不上多深刻，但无形中都折射出教育、文化、年龄和种种的不同所带来的思想碰撞。我们带着各自极强的民族自豪感，也无可避免带着有色眼镜与刻板印象，却在谈话中逐渐走入各自的视角，去看看彼此走过的看过的路与风景。

Oui真有道理

Archivo de Papel | Valparaisología

Every expert has a survey on which rulers are good and which rulers are bad. This podcast will put it all together and rank them from worst to best along with giving a look at what they did during their reigns.

Rulers Ranked

Seria rozmów o historii i teraźniejszości Zamku Królewskiego na Wawelu rozpoczęta w listopadzie 2020 roku w Krakowie. Projekt początkowo realizowany z dotacji Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego w programie “Kultura dostępna online”. Podkasty Wikiradia serii Zamek Królewski na Wawelu zrealizowane zostały w Wikiprojekcie Glam Wiki we współpracy z Zamkiem Królewskim na Wawelu. Pozostałe audycje serii “Zamek Królewski na Wawelu” oraz inne podkasty Wikiradia dostępne są w Wikimedia Commons  w kategorii “WikiRadio”

Seria rozmów o historii i teraźniejszości Zamku Królewskiego na Wawelu rozpoczęta w listopadzie 2020 roku w Krakowie. Projekt początkowo realizowany z dotacji Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego w programie “Kultura dostępna online”. Podkasty Wikiradia serii Zamek Królewski na Wawelu zrealizowane zostały w Wikiprojekcie Glam Wiki we współpracy z Zamkiem Królewskim na Wawelu. Pozostałe audycje serii “Zamek Królewski na Wawelu” oraz inne podkasty Wikiradia dostępne są w Wikimedia Commons w kategorii “WikiRadio”

Zamek Królewski na Wawelu

Heroes

NewsK365

Welcome to "Easy History," the podcast that makes learning about the past both fun and accessible. History is full of captivating stories, remarkable individuals, and world-changing events, and with "Easy History," you'll embark on an engaging journey through the annals of time without the intimidating textbooks or overwhelming details. Note: This podcast is generated and spoken by AI.<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.

Welcome to "Easy History," the podcast that makes learning about the past both fun and accessible. History is full of captivating stories, remarkable individuals, and world-changing events, and with "Easy History," you'll embark on an engaging journey through the annals of time without the intimidating textbooks or overwhelming details. Note: This podcast is generated and spoken by AI. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to "Easy History," the podcast that makes learning about the past both fun and accessible. History is full of captivating stories, remarkable individuals, and world-changing events, and with "Easy History," you'll embark on an engaging journey through the annals of time without the intimidating textbooks or overwhelming details. Note: This podcast is generated and spoken by AI. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Easy History

This podcast will have episodes about the topics covered in Coach Jackson's classroom.

This podcast will have episodes about the topics covered in Coach Jackson's classroom.

Deep Dive: Coach Jackson's Classroom Podcast

Community happenings from in and around Columbia!

Front Porch Radio - Community Events

Совместный проект Музея мировой погребальной культуры и продюсерского центра Mart-media. Жутко интересные истории связанные с темой смерти, погребения и траура. Интересные факты, толкование символов, секреты биографии, об этом и многом другом расскажет Инна Исаева.

Жутко интересный подкаст

Wist je dat de waterpartij die jij spot op een zondagse wandeling een ontzettende rijke geschiedenis kan herbergen? Misschien werd het water wel gebruikt als vlasrootput? In deze podcast kom je te weten waarom het vlas zo belangrijk was in het Land van Waas en het Land van Dendermonde, en welke cruciale rol de kleine waterpartijen daarin speelden.

Het verhaal van deze landschappelijke relicten, die vandaag en in de toekomst ook van belang zijn voor biodiversiteit, water- en erfgoedbeheer, wordt mee verteld door de laatste ooggetuigen van het vlasgebeuren. Fien Van der Slycken van Takeaway Theater gidst jullie doorheen de wonderlijke wereld van het vlas in drie afleveringen. Historicus Lies Vervaet voorziet duiding.

Deze podcast kwam tot stand in het erfgoedproject "Stille waters. Vlasrootputten in het Land van Dendermonde en het Land van Waas", op initiatief van IOED Schelde-Durme en in samenwerking met RLSD, Dijk92, Erfgoedcel Waasland, Erfpunt, Texture museum van vlas en textiel Kortrijk, Universiteit Gent en de provincie Oost-Vlaanderen.

Wist je dat de waterpartij die jij spot op een zondagse wandeling een ontzettende rijke geschiedenis kan herbergen? Misschien werd het water wel gebruikt als vlasrootput? In deze podcast kom je te weten waarom het vlas zo belangrijk was in het Land van Waas en het Land van Dendermonde, en welke cruciale rol de kleine waterpartijen daarin speelden. Het verhaal van deze landschappelijke relicten, die vandaag en in de toekomst ook van belang zijn voor biodiversiteit, water- en erfgoedbeheer, wordt mee verteld door de laatste ooggetuigen van het vlasgebeuren. Fien Van der Slycken van Takeaway Theater gidst jullie doorheen de wonderlijke wereld van het vlas in drie afleveringen. Historicus Lies Vervaet voorziet duiding. Deze podcast kwam tot stand in het erfgoedproject "Stille waters. Vlasrootputten in het Land van Dendermonde en het Land van Waas", op initiatief van IOED Schelde-Durme en in samenwerking met RLSD, Dijk92, Erfgoedcel Waasland, Erfpunt, Texture museum van vlas en textiel Kortrijk, Universiteit Gent en de provincie Oost-Vlaanderen.

Stille waters

We Did It Medway is&nbsp;a bright, quirky, respectfully irreverent podcast, celebrating the best of Strood, Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham... and not forgetting Rainham. Or come to that the Peninsula. Each episode we take a fresh look at – and listen to – the rich culture, history and character of Medway. We love meeting and talking to people with a tale to tell.&nbsp; So in this first series – which is going live in mid-June – we’ve included the stories of Isaac Newell, born in Strood, who took football to Argentina: amazingly people who played for Newell’s Old Boys include Messi, Maradona, Pochettino and Bielsa. Then we go onboard the paddle steamer the Medway Queen, a true heroine of Dunkirk which had its 100th birthday in April. And we revisit the day Jimi Hendrix played Chatham. There’s also a sideways look at Charles Dickens, the gay heritage of Chatham Intra and women’s suffrage. And our guests include BBC Sport’s South American football guru, the ‘Legendinho’ himself, Tim Vickery, Kelly Tolhurst MP and Lauren Edwards, who of course will be competing for your vote this year and Emma Harper from the Dickens Museum in London. So remember We Did It Medway will be available on all your usual podcast providers, and check us out on Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558961044581" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@WediditMedway.</a><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.

We Did It Medway is a bright, quirky, respectfully irreverent podcast, celebrating the best of Strood, Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham... and not forgetting Rainham. Or come to that the Peninsula. Each episode we take a fresh look at – and listen to – the rich culture, history and character of Medway. We love meeting and talking to people with a tale to tell.  So in this first series – which is going live in mid-June – we’ve included the stories of Isaac Newell, born in Strood, who took football to Argentina: amazingly people who played for Newell’s Old Boys include Messi, Maradona, Pochettino and Bielsa. Then we go onboard the paddle steamer the Medway Queen, a true heroine of Dunkirk which had its 100th birthday in April. And we revisit the day Jimi Hendrix played Chatham. There’s also a sideways look at Charles Dickens, the gay heritage of Chatham Intra and women’s suffrage. And our guests include BBC Sport’s South American football guru, the ‘Legendinho’ himself, Tim Vickery, Kelly Tolhurst MP and Lauren Edwards, who of course will be competing for your vote this year and Emma Harper from the Dickens Museum in London. So remember We Did It Medway will be available on all your usual podcast providers, and check us out on Facebook @WediditMedway. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We Did It Medway is&nbsp;a bright, quirky, respectfully irreverent podcast, celebrating the best of Strood, Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham... and not forgetting Rainham. Or come to that the Peninsula. Each episode we take a fresh look at – and listen to – the rich culture, history and character of Medway. We love meeting and talking to people with a tale to tell.&nbsp; So in this first series – which is going live in mid-June – we’ve included the stories of Isaac Newell, born in Strood, who took football to Argentina: amazingly people who played for Newell’s Old Boys include Messi, Maradona, Pochettino and Bielsa. Then we go onboard the paddle steamer the Medway Queen, a true heroine of Dunkirk which had its 100th birthday in April. And we revisit the day Jimi Hendrix played Chatham. There’s also a sideways look at Charles Dickens, the gay heritage of Chatham Intra and women’s suffrage. And our guests include BBC Sport’s South American football guru, the ‘Legendinho’ himself, Tim Vickery, Kelly Tolhurst MP and Lauren Edwards, who of course will be competing for your vote this year and Emma Harper from the Dickens Museum in London. So remember We Did It Medway will be available on all your usual podcast providers, and check us out on Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558961044581" rel="noopener noreferrer">@WediditMedway.</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

We Did It Medway

Bellinghistory with the Good Time Girls is a hyper-local podcast dedicated to the quirky history of Bellingham, Washington. Hosts Kolby and Wren are co-owners of Bellinghistory Tours, aka “The Good Time Girls,” and are experienced researchers, storytellers and purveyors of local history, known for their signature sass. This podcast will appeal to history nerds who like to have a good time, in Bellingham and beyond. Hear Bellinghistory like you’ve never heard it before, with new episodes released every other week.

BellingHistory with the Good Time Girls - The Podcast

За останні три століття Україні довелось пережити війни, окупації, не одну втрату державності, геноцид та революції. Але попри все українцям вдалось вижити та продовжувати шлях. Це історії про тих, хто у найтемніші часи зберіг віру.

Попри все

Mémoire de Castelnau sur l’Auvignon : De la constitution d’un maquis à la bataille du 21 juin Plongez au cœur de l’histoire de Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon, un village du Gers marqué par les événements tumultueux de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Ce podcast en quatre épisodes vous emmène sur les traces de la résistance française, du courage et de la stratégie militaire qui ont marqué cette période. Épisode 1 : Jeanne Robert et la naissance du réseau "Victoire"Découvrez comment une institutrice originaire du nord de la France, Jeanne Robert, a créé en 1942dans un petit village du Gers, un réseau de résistance qui deviendra plus tard un important maquis. Plongez dans les récits de ceux qui ont bravé les dangers pour défendre leur liberté. Épisode 2 : George Reginald Starr dit "Hilaire"Revivez l’arrivée de George Reginald Starr, agent du Special Operations Executive (SOE). Son rôle crucial dans l’organisation et le soutien du maquis de Castelnau a été déterminant. Apprenez-en plus sur ses missions et son impact sur la résistance locale. Épisode 3 : Les Bataillons de l’Armagnac et de CastelnauExplorez l’histoire des Bataillons de l’Armagnac et de Castelnau, des unités de résistants qui ont joué un rôle clé dans les combats contre les forces d’occupation. Ces bataillons symbolisent le courage gascon et la détermination des combattants de la liberté. Épisode 4 : 21 Juin 1944 la Bataille de CastelnauRevivez la bataille du 21 juin 1944 à Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon, une confrontation intense entre les résistants et les troupes allemandes. Découvrez comment le colonel Hilaire réussit à faire évacuer 300 résistants en dépit de l’assaut ennemi, un exploit de bravoure et de tactique. Ce podcast est un hommage aux héros oubliés de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et à leur lutte pour la liberté. À travers des témoignages poignants et des récits détaillés, nous préservons la mémoire de ceux qui ont risqué leur vie pour un avenir meilleur. Rejoignez-nous dans cette aventure historique et découvrez l’âme résistante de Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon. Pour plus d'information, consultez le site des hauts lieux de mémoire du Gers : <a href="https://resistance-gers.fr/evenements/un-autre-jour/#histoire" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://resistance-gers.fr/evenements/un-autre-jour/#histoire</a><hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Mémoire de Castelnau sur l’Auvignon : De la constitution d’un maquis à la bataille du 21 juin Plongez au cœur de l’histoire de Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon, un village du Gers marqué par les événements tumultueux de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Ce podcast en quatre épisodes vous emmène sur les traces de la résistance française, du courage et de la stratégie militaire qui ont marqué cette période. Épisode 1 : Jeanne Robert et la naissance du réseau "Victoire" Découvrez comment une institutrice originaire du nord de la France, Jeanne Robert, a créé en 1942dans un petit village du Gers, un réseau de résistance qui deviendra plus tard un important maquis. Plongez dans les récits de ceux qui ont bravé les dangers pour défendre leur liberté. Épisode 2 : George Reginald Starr dit "Hilaire" Revivez l’arrivée de George Reginald Starr, agent du Special Operations Executive (SOE). Son rôle crucial dans l’organisation et le soutien du maquis de Castelnau a été déterminant. Apprenez-en plus sur ses missions et son impact sur la résistance locale. Épisode 3 : Les Bataillons de l’Armagnac et de Castelnau Explorez l’histoire des Bataillons de l’Armagnac et de Castelnau, des unités de résistants qui ont joué un rôle clé dans les combats contre les forces d’occupation. Ces bataillons symbolisent le courage gascon et la détermination des combattants de la liberté. Épisode 4 : 21 Juin 1944 la Bataille de Castelnau Revivez la bataille du 21 juin 1944 à Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon, une confrontation intense entre les résistants et les troupes allemandes. Découvrez comment le colonel Hilaire réussit à faire évacuer 300 résistants en dépit de l’assaut ennemi, un exploit de bravoure et de tactique. Ce podcast est un hommage aux héros oubliés de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et à leur lutte pour la liberté. À travers des témoignages poignants et des récits détaillés, nous préservons la mémoire de ceux qui ont risqué leur vie pour un avenir meilleur. Rejoignez-nous dans cette aventure historique et découvrez l’âme résistante de Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon. Pour plus d'information, consultez le site des hauts lieux de mémoire du Gers : https://resistance-gers.fr/evenements/un-autre-jour/#histoire Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Mémoire de Castelnau sur l’Auvignon : De la constitution d’un maquis à la bataille du 21 juin Plongez au cœur de l’histoire de Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon, un village du Gers marqué par les événements tumultueux de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Ce podcast en quatre épisodes vous emmène sur les traces de la résistance française, du courage et de la stratégie militaire qui ont marqué cette période. Épisode 1 : Jeanne Robert et la naissance du réseau "Victoire"Découvrez comment une institutrice originaire du nord de la France, Jeanne Robert, a créé en 1942dans un petit village du Gers, un réseau de résistance qui deviendra plus tard un important maquis. Plongez dans les récits de ceux qui ont bravé les dangers pour défendre leur liberté. Épisode 2 : George Reginald Starr dit "Hilaire"Revivez l’arrivée de George Reginald Starr, agent du Special Operations Executive (SOE). Son rôle crucial dans l’organisation et le soutien du maquis de Castelnau a été déterminant. Apprenez-en plus sur ses missions et son impact sur la résistance locale. Épisode 3 : Les Bataillons de l’Armagnac et de CastelnauExplorez l’histoire des Bataillons de l’Armagnac et de Castelnau, des unités de résistants qui ont joué un rôle clé dans les combats contre les forces d’occupation. Ces bataillons symbolisent le courage gascon et la détermination des combattants de la liberté. Épisode 4 : 21 Juin 1944 la Bataille de CastelnauRevivez la bataille du 21 juin 1944 à Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon, une confrontation intense entre les résistants et les troupes allemandes. Découvrez comment le colonel Hilaire réussit à faire évacuer 300 résistants en dépit de l’assaut ennemi, un exploit de bravoure et de tactique. Ce podcast est un hommage aux héros oubliés de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et à leur lutte pour la liberté. À travers des témoignages poignants et des récits détaillés, nous préservons la mémoire de ceux qui ont risqué leur vie pour un avenir meilleur. Rejoignez-nous dans cette aventure historique et découvrez l’âme résistante de Castelnau-sur-L’Auvignon. Pour plus d'information, consultez le site des hauts lieux de mémoire du Gers : <a href="https://resistance-gers.fr/evenements/un-autre-jour/#histoire" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://resistance-gers.fr/evenements/un-autre-jour/#histoire</a> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Mémoire de Castelnau sur l’Auvignon

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Memorie di Quartiere è realizzato da Ilaria Bartolozzi per ANPI Dergano, in collaborazione con Radio 20158, con il contributo del Municipio 9 di Milano. Il podcast intende mantenere viva la memoria della Resistenza del quartiere Dergano, portando alla luce voci e storie poco conosciute che testimoniano le azioni di partigiani e partigiane, le cui vite si sono svolte negli stessi luoghi in cui tutti i giorni trascorriamo le nostre giornate, abitiamo e lavoriamo. Il podcast raccoglie le testimonianze dirette di molte persone, tra cui: Primo Sammarchi, che aveva 12 anni nel 1945 ed era una staffetta partigiana; Laura Fussi, che era una bambina, ma conserva ricordi molto vividi di quello che facevano i suoi genitori impegnati nella lotta partigiana; Dina Guazzone, che era un’adolescente e che con la sua bicicletta partecipava attivamente alla lotta di Liberazione.

Memorie di Quartiere è realizzato da Ilaria Bartolozzi per ANPI Dergano, in collaborazione con Radio 20158, con il contributo del Municipio 9 di Milano.&nbsp; Il podcast intende mantenere viva la memoria della Resistenza del quartiere Dergano, portando alla luce voci e storie poco conosciute che testimoniano le azioni di partigiani e partigiane, le cui vite si sono svolte negli stessi luoghi in cui tutti i giorni trascorriamo le nostre giornate, abitiamo e lavoriamo. Il podcast raccoglie le testimonianze dirette di molte persone, tra cui: Primo Sammarchi, che aveva 12 anni nel 1945 ed era una staffetta partigiana; Laura Fussi, che era una bambina, ma conserva ricordi molto vividi di quello che facevano i suoi genitori impegnati nella lotta partigiana; Dina Guazzone, che era un’adolescente e che con la sua bicicletta partecipava attivamente alla lotta di Liberazione.

Memorie di quartiere

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Chi sono i tre giganti della fisica che hanno cambiato il mondo con le loro scoperte? Newton ed Einstein sono nomi familiari, ma c’è un terzo genio che merita lo stesso riconoscimento: James Clerk Maxwell, lo scozzese che ha svelato i segreti dell’elettromagnetismo. Maxwell era un matematico geniale, capace di anticipare di decenni le idee dei suoi colleghi. Usava la matematica come una lente per esplorare la natura, e con essa ha formulato la teoria che unifica luce, elettricità e magnetismo. Maxwell non è stato solo uno scienziato straordinario, ma anche un uomo di grande umanità, generosità e ironia. In questa serie di podcast vi invitiamo a seguire le sue avventure, scoprendo la varietà e la bellezza dei fenomeni che ha spiegato, e il suo modo unico di guardare al mondo. Sulle tracce del Detective Maxwell è una serie podcast in cinque puntate di Edoardo Provenzi prodotta da MaddMaths!, disponibile su Spotify e sulle principali piattaforme di streaming._______________________________________________________Il progetto è stato ideato da Edoardo Provenzi e Roberto Natalini e realizzato da Edoardo Provenzi. Sono intervenuti: Emilio Bologna e Roberto Natalini. Fonico, post-produzione e montaggio: Emilio Bologna. Illustrazione copertina: Ge.s.i. srl. Musica: On Hold For You – Kevin MacLeod Licensed under creative commons.

Chi sono i tre giganti della fisica che hanno cambiato il mondo con le loro scoperte? Newton ed Einstein sono nomi familiari, ma c’è un terzo genio che merita lo stesso riconoscimento: James Clerk Maxwell, lo scozzese che ha svelato i segreti dell’elettromagnetismo. Maxwell era un matematico geniale, capace di anticipare di decenni le idee dei suoi colleghi. Usava la matematica come una lente per esplorare la natura, e con essa ha formulato la teoria che unifica luce, elettricità e magnetismo. Maxwell non è stato solo uno scienziato straordinario, ma anche un uomo di grande umanità, generosità e ironia. In questa serie di podcast vi invitiamo a seguire le sue avventure, scoprendo la varietà e la bellezza dei fenomeni che ha spiegato, e il suo modo unico di guardare al mondo. Sulle tracce del Detective Maxwell è una serie podcast in cinque puntate di Edoardo Provenzi prodotta da MaddMaths!, disponibile su Spotify e sulle principali piattaforme di streaming. _______________________________________________________ Il progetto è stato ideato da Edoardo Provenzi e Roberto Natalini e realizzato da Edoardo Provenzi. Sono intervenuti: Emilio Bologna e Roberto Natalini. Fonico, post-produzione e montaggio: Emilio Bologna. Illustrazione copertina: Ge.s.i. srl. Musica: On Hold For You – Kevin MacLeod Licensed under creative commons.

Sulle tracce del Detective Maxwell

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Caffè Notturno

Comment on imaginait le futur des villes d'avant ?
Quels impacts ont pu avoir ces visions sur notre façon de voir notre propre avenir ?
Est-ce qu'il me reste du lait dans le frigo ?
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Comment on imaginait le futur des villes d'avant ? Quels impacts ont pu avoir ces visions sur notre façon de voir notre propre avenir ? Est-ce qu'il me reste du lait dans le frigo ? Youtube : @to_chv Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Histoire d'une Utopie

“趣说历史”是一个专注于分享历史故事的专辑。通过轻松幽默的语言，将历史故事以全新的方式呈现给读者，让您在享受阅读的同时，也能深入了解历史的魅力。在这里，您将发现那些被遗忘的野史趣闻，揭开历史谜团的面纱，与我们一起探索古今传奇。让我们一起走进“趣说历史”的世界，感受历史的趣味与魅力！ 所有内容均由自研AI制作，有兴趣的朋友请私信我。

“趣说历史”是一个专注于分享历史故事的专辑。通过轻松幽默的语言，将历史故事以全新的方式呈现给读者，让您在享受阅读的同时，也能深入了解历史的魅力。在这里，您将发现那些被遗忘的野史趣闻，揭开历史谜团的面纱，与我们一起探索古今传奇。让我们一起走进“趣说历史”的世界，感受历史的趣味与魅力！所有内容均由自研AI制作，有兴趣的朋友请私信我。

“趣说历史”是一个专注于分享历史故事的专辑。通过轻松幽默的语言，将历史故事以全新的方式呈现给读者，让您在享受阅读的同时，也能深入了解历史的魅力。在这里，您将发现那些被遗忘的野史趣闻，揭开历史谜团的面纱，与我们一起探索古今传奇。让我们一起走进“趣说历史”的世界，感受历史的趣味与魅力！ 所有内容均由自研AI制作，有兴趣的朋友请私信我。

趣说历史

The Worst Is Yet To Come is a captivating podcast that delves deep into the realms of History, Politics, Philosophy, Christianity, and an array of other intriguing topics. Join us on a thought-provoking journey as we explore the stories, ideas, and lessons that have shaped human civilization and continue to influence our world today.

The Worst Is Yet To Come

Who Was the Real Shakespeare? The Mysterious Mastermind Behind the Bard’s Plays New revelations suggest the legendary plays long credited to William Shakespeare actually originated from a secretive group of aristocratic thinkers. This 5,000-word essay follows the intriguing trail of clues leading to the real identity behind Shakespeare’s lost genius – reshaping everything history tells about the Western world’s most renowned playwright. From his humble origins as a glover’s son from Stratford-upon-Avon to becoming history’s most celebrated English writer, Shakespeare’s life story carries a mythical aura. After arriving in London as a virtually unknown actor in the 1580s, he suddenly produced over 35 plays transforming drama into an Elizabethan sensation by the early 1600s. Yet frustratingly little historical evidence documents Shakespeare’s personal life compared to literary rivals. No letters or manuscripts definitively confirm his authorship. Even prominent contemporaries fail to mention Shakespeare as a writer during his lifetime. Scholars rationalize his oversight resulted in focusing solely on craft while avoiding self-promotion. But the lack of a tangible record remains suspicious for such a culturally pioneering public figure. Most skeptics acknowledge Shakespeare’s undeniably formidable role in advancing world theatre through his acting troupe called Lord Chamberlain’s Men. But how did an actor with a modest education gain such erudite command over history, law, philosophy, languages, astronomy, and global affairs permeating throughout plays like Hamlet or King Lear? Even fellow writers like Ben Jonson marveled at Shakespeare’s depth of classical knowledge. Seeking answers, researchers Kathman, Ross, and McCrea traced connections back to Shakespeare’s key patron – Ferdinando Stanley, Lord Strange – who inherited extensive aristocratic ties upon becoming Earl of Derby in 1593. Lord Strange’s family tree, writings and recorded interests closely mirror the themes and settings of Shakespeare’s lost 1590s works centering on medieval British history, Italian romances, classical rhetoric, and even astronomy and falconry. Stanley also traveled in the same elite philosophical circles as innovative thinkers like Sir Francis Bacon, a pioneer of the scientific method. Bacon dedicated his utopian novel The New Atlantis in 1627 to Stanley’s son praising the family’s legacy. Given Stanley’s sudden unexplained death in 1594 at just 35 years old, some now speculate members ghostwrote lost Shakespeare plays posthumously, or even secretly collaborated all along, with the Stratford actor publicly fronting distribution through his acting company’s exclusive theatrical rights. Lending credibility, records prove play versions of Shakespeare’s Richard II angered Queen Elizabeth when staging the monarch’s overthrow in 1601, forcing revisions. How would a commoner actor access such politically perilous accounts of sovereign regime change without high-society contributors guiding content? Parallel cases like French philosopher Voltaire and Spanish countess Emilia Pardo Bazán publishing anonymously under pseudonyms appeared throughout history to avoid controversies. Additionally, many top Shakespeare candidates like Bacon and legendary poet Sir Edward Dyer also conveniently died within months of King James publicly acknowledging the actor from Stratford for the first time in 1603. Suspicious deaths of potential truth-tellers further fed alternate authorship conspiracies. Proponents argue this supports theories of a secret aristocratic clique stealthily hiring the aspiring actor Shakespeare as their literary frontman to pen great English Renaissance works before permanently eliminating other candidates capable of refutation. While unproven, Shakespeare’s shroud of mystery thickens! Perhaps this ‘lost genius’ group sought to immortalize England’s heritage through drama-fearing catastrophic follow-on regimes. Or an exiled royal wished to idealize British tradition to sway opinion on questionable Tudor succession claims against King James the Scot. The political motives likely died with them – bodies buried alongside buried truths. Yet from uncanny knowledge to alignments with England’s highest thinkers, the Stratford Shakespeare seems less genius...and more ghostwriter. We may never wholly verify the bard’s true identity. But behind the name ‘Shakespeare’ undoubtedly lurks an even deeper story of intrigue and anonymity driving Western culture's most celebrated plays from the shadows. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Who Was the Real Shakespeare? The Mysterious Mastermind Behind the Bard’s Plays New revelations suggest the legendary plays long credited to William Shakespeare actually originated from a secretive group of aristocratic thinkers. This 5,000-word essay follows the intriguing trail of clues leading to the real identity behind Shakespeare’s lost genius – reshaping everything history tells about the Western world’s most renowned playwright. From his humble origins as a glover’s son from Stratford-upon-Avon to becoming history’s most celebrated English writer, Shakespeare’s life story carries a mythical aura. After arriving in London as a virtually unknown actor in the 1580s, he suddenly produced over 35 plays transforming drama into an Elizabethan sensation by the early 1600s. Yet frustratingly little historical evidence documents Shakespeare’s personal life compared to literary rivals. No letters or manuscripts definitively confirm his authorship. Even prominent contemporaries fail to mention Shakespeare as a writer during his lifetime. Scholars rationalize his oversight resulted in focusing solely on craft while avoiding self-promotion. But the lack of a tangible record remains suspicious for such a culturally pioneering public figure. Most skeptics acknowledge Shakespeare’s undeniably formidable role in advancing world theatre through his acting troupe called Lord Chamberlain’s Men. But how did an actor with a modest education gain such erudite command over history, law, philosophy, languages, astronomy, and global affairs permeating throughout plays like Hamlet or King Lear? Even fellow writers like Ben Jonson marveled at Shakespeare’s depth of classical knowledge. Seeking answers, researchers Kathman, Ross, and McCrea traced connections back to Shakespeare’s key patron – Ferdinando Stanley, Lord Strange – who inherited extensive aristocratic ties upon becoming Earl of Derby in 1593. Lord Strange’s family tree, writings and recorded interests closely mirror the themes and settings of Shakespeare’s lost 1590s works centering on medieval British history, Italian romances, classical rhetoric, and even astronomy and falconry. Stanley also traveled in the same elite philosophical circles as innovative thinkers like Sir Francis Bacon, a pioneer of the scientific method. Bacon dedicated his utopian novel The New Atlantis in 1627 to Stanley’s son praising the family’s legacy. Given Stanley’s sudden unexplained death in 1594 at just 35 years old, some now speculate members ghostwrote lost Shakespeare plays posthumously, or even secretly collaborated all along, with the Stratford actor publicly fronting distribution through his acting company’s exclusive theatrical rights. Lending credibility, records prove play versions of Shakespeare’s Richard II angered Queen Elizabeth when staging the monarch’s overthrow in 1601, forcing revisions. How would a commoner actor access such politically perilous accounts of sovereign regime change without high-society contributors guiding content? Parallel cases like French philosopher Voltaire and Spanish countess Emilia Pardo Bazán publishing anonymously under pseudonyms appeared throughout history to avoid controversies. Additionally, many top Shakespeare candidates like Bacon and legendary poet Sir Edward Dyer also conveniently died within months of King James publicly acknowledging the actor from Stratford for the first time in 1603. Suspicious deaths of potential truth-tellers further fed alternate authorship conspiracies. Proponents argue this supports theories of a secret aristocratic clique stealthily hiring the aspiring actor Shakespeare as their literary frontman to pen great English Renaissance works before permanently eliminating other candidates capable of refutation. While unproven, Shakespeare’s shroud of mystery thickens! Perhaps this ‘lost genius’ group sought to immortalize England’s heritage through drama-fearing catastrophic follow-on regimes. Or an exiled royal wished to idealize British tradition to sway opinion on questionable Tudor succession claims against King James the Scot. The political motives likely died with them – bodies buried alongside buried truths. Yet from uncanny knowledge to alignments with England’s highest thinkers, the Stratford Shakespeare seems less genius...and more ghostwriter. We may never wholly verify the bard’s true identity. But behind the name ‘Shakespeare’ undoubtedly lurks an even deeper story of intrigue and anonymity driving Western culture's most celebrated plays from the shadows. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Who Was the Real Shakespeare? The Mysterious Mastermind Behind the Bard’s Plays New revelations suggest the legendary plays long credited to William Shakespeare actually originated from a secretive group of aristocratic thinkers. This 5,000-word essay follows the intriguing trail of clues leading to the real identity behind Shakespeare’s lost genius – reshaping everything history tells about the Western world’s most renowned playwright. From his humble origins as a glover’s son from Stratford-upon-Avon to becoming history’s most celebrated English writer, Shakespeare’s life story carries a mythical aura. After arriving in London as a virtually unknown actor in the 1580s, he suddenly produced over 35 plays transforming drama into an Elizabethan sensation by the early 1600s. Yet frustratingly little historical evidence documents Shakespeare’s personal life compared to literary rivals. No letters or manuscripts definitively confirm his authorship. Even prominent contemporaries fail to mention Shakespeare as a writer during his lifetime. Scholars rationalize his oversight resulted in focusing solely on craft while avoiding self-promotion. But the lack of a tangible record remains suspicious for such a culturally pioneering public figure. Most skeptics acknowledge Shakespeare’s undeniably formidable role in advancing world theatre through his acting troupe called Lord Chamberlain’s Men. But how did an actor with a modest education gain such erudite command over history, law, philosophy, languages, astronomy, and global affairs permeating throughout plays like Hamlet or King Lear? Even fellow writers like Ben Jonson marveled at Shakespeare’s depth of classical knowledge. Seeking answers, researchers Kathman, Ross, and McCrea traced connections back to Shakespeare’s key patron – Ferdinando Stanley, Lord Strange – who inherited extensive aristocratic ties upon becoming Earl of Derby in 1593. Lord Strange’s family tree, writings and recorded interests closely mirror the themes and settings of Shakespeare’s lost 1590s works centering on medieval British history, Italian romances, classical rhetoric, and even astronomy and falconry. Stanley also traveled in the same elite philosophical circles as innovative thinkers like Sir Francis Bacon, a pioneer of the scientific method. Bacon dedicated his utopian novel The New Atlantis in 1627 to Stanley’s son praising the family’s legacy. Given Stanley’s sudden unexplained death in 1594 at just 35 years old, some now speculate members ghostwrote lost Shakespeare plays posthumously, or even secretly collaborated all along, with the Stratford actor publicly fronting distribution through his acting company’s exclusive theatrical rights. Lending credibility, records prove play versions of Shakespeare’s Richard II angered Queen Elizabeth when staging the monarch’s overthrow in 1601, forcing revisions. How would a commoner actor access such politically perilous accounts of sovereign regime change without high-society contributors guiding content? Parallel cases like French philosopher Voltaire and Spanish countess Emilia Pardo Bazán publishing anonymously under pseudonyms appeared throughout history to avoid controversies. Additionally, many top Shakespeare candidates like Bacon and legendary poet Sir Edward Dyer also conveniently died within months of King James publicly acknowledging the actor from Stratford for the first time in 1603. Suspicious deaths of potential truth-tellers further fed alternate authorship conspiracies. Proponents argue this supports theories of a secret aristocratic clique stealthily hiring the aspiring actor Shakespeare as their literary frontman to pen great English Renaissance works before permanently eliminating other candidates capable of refutation. While unproven, Shakespeare’s shroud of mystery thickens! Perhaps this ‘lost genius’ group sought to immortalize England’s heritage through drama-fearing catastrophic follow-on regimes. Or an exiled royal wished to idealize British tradition to sway opinion on questionable Tudor succession claims against King James the Scot. The political motives likely died with them – bodies buried alongside buried truths. Yet from uncanny knowledge to alignments with England’s highest thinkers, the Stratford Shakespeare seems less genius...and more ghostwriter. We may never wholly verify the bard’s true identity. But behind the name ‘Shakespeare’ undoubtedly lurks an even deeper story of intrigue and anonymity driving Western culture's most celebrated plays from the shadows. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

The "Real" Shakespeare?

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