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Aktivisten Tobias Holmberg och filosofen Emma Åstrand avhandlar utmanande ämnen kring funktionsmaktordningen. Bered er på att bli provocerade, känna en enorm igenkänning och skratta! I vår senaste säsong Pionjärerna berättar vi i sex avsnitt (och tillhörande intervjuer) om kooperativet STIL och den personliga assistansens historia. Första avsnittet heter 1983: Början.

Full rulle

Hai semuanya! Podcast ini gue buat karena gue butuh ngerjain sesuatu selama social distancing ini dan juga podcast ini menjadikan salah satu media penyaluran bakat ngebacot gue biar bisa sedikit lebih berguna aja gitu hehe! Semoga podcast ini bisa diterima disemua kalangan usia dan bisa SUKSES YAA doakan hehe! Salam, sahabat bacot!!♥️

NGEBACOT BARENG YUK!

sebuah suara

Kesendirian

Maria van Nispen was rond 1700 de cipierster van het Leidse Gravensteen. Deze podcast geeft een kijkje in het leven in het Leiden van haar tijd.

De Cipierster

Hai orang-orang perokok aktif maupun pasif.

Persebatan Indonesia

Welcome to Wessex Archaeology’s Heritage & Sustainability podcast, covering all things heritage, sustainability, and archaeology. Delve into our series to discover how our archaeology specialists are using their work in heritage to research sustainability issues. www.wessexarch.co.uk / @wessexarch

Welcome to Wessex Archaeology’s Heritage &amp; Sustainability podcast, covering all things heritage, sustainability, and archaeology. Delve into our series to discover how our archaeology specialists are using their work in heritage to research sustainability issues. www.wessexarch.co.uk / @wessexarch

Heritage & Sustainability with Wessex Archaeology

Segala yang diceritakan semoga mampu mewakili apa yang kalian rasakan.

Pelaut Asing

Hablamos de Dioses, Diosas, Mitos y Leyendas... No somos comediantes así que aquí el humor es involuntario

Laberinto

Semua cerita random yang mungkin kita semua pernah alamin akan kita bahas disini.

Silverqueen

Laura’s Podcasts

Cerita Kita Bermula Asalan Menjadi Alasan.

Asalan

otakkotak menjadi sebuah "wadah" untuk mengeluarkan "sesuatu" dari otak kami yang mungkin berguna bagi kalian semua 😊. Jangan lupa ikutin @dsyntaml dan @snabilaw di instagram untuk kasih saran atau masukan for the next episode ataupun curhat. Enjoyyy!! Stay tuned, semoga suka dan bermanfaat ❤️

otakkotak

«اولین پادکست فارسی درخصوص موضوعات شهری» &nbsp;اینجا درمورد شهرهای مختلف دنیا صحبت می‌کنیم و تلاش می‌کنیم بفهمیم عامل موفقیت شهرهای مختلف دنیا چی بوده. کانال تلگرام: https://t.me/SeeCity_podcast تولید: فرشته قدرت‌آبادیراه ارتباطی: f.ghodratabadi@gmail.com<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.

«اولین پادکست فارسی درخصوص موضوعات شهری»  اینجا درمورد شهرهای مختلف دنیا صحبت می‌کنیم و تلاش می‌کنیم بفهمیم عامل موفقیت شهرهای مختلف دنیا چی بوده. کانال تلگرام: https://t.me/SeeCity_podcast تولید: فرشته قدرت‌آبادی راه ارتباطی: f.ghodratabadi@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

«اولین پادکست فارسی درخصوص موضوعات شهری» &nbsp;اینجا درمورد شهرهای مختلف دنیا صحبت می‌کنیم و تلاش می‌کنیم بفهمیم عامل موفقیت شهرهای مختلف دنیا چی بوده. کانال تلگرام: https://t.me/SeeCity_podcast تولید: فرشته قدرت‌آبادیراه ارتباطی: f.ghodratabadi@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

پادکست فارسی سی‌سیتی - Ccity

热爱军事历史，虽无科班背景，但凭借浓厚兴趣，通过大量阅读和研究积累了海量知识。故事绘声绘色，讲解时，会用生动活泼的语言，将复杂的历史事件和军事知识化作有趣的故事，加入人物对话和心理描写，让听众沉浸其中。

纵观世界趋势

I podcast della Federazione Italiana delle Associazioni Partigiane sono dedicati a personalità, episodi e periodi centrali della storia d’Italia, con particolare riferimento alle diverse fasi della storia dell’antifascismo e al suo esito: la nascita della Repubblica democratica e l’elaborazione della Costituzione che, dal 1948, è il fondamento dello Stato di diritto e della vita civile nel nostro paese. La serie dei podcast, curata da Andrea Ricciardi e Marina Barello, è intitolata Rivoluzionari perché le persone di cui si parla sono state capaci di modificare radicalmente il corso della storia e, a costo di rischiare o perdere la vita, di lottare per un futuro di libertà e giustizia.

I podcast della Federazione Italiana delle Associazioni Partigiane sono dedicati a personalità, episodi e periodi centrali della storia d’Italia, con particolare riferimento alle diverse fasi della storia dell’antifascismo e al suo esito: la nascita della Repubblica democratica e l’elaborazione della Costituzione che, dal 1948, è il fondamento dello Stato di diritto e della vita civile nel nostro paese.La serie dei podcast, curata da Andrea Ricciardi e Marina Barello, è intitolata Rivoluzionari perché le persone di cui si parla sono state capaci di modificare radicalmente il corso della storia e, a costo di rischiare o perdere la vita, di lottare per un futuro di libertà e giustizia.

I podcast della Federazione Italiana delle Associazioni Partigiane sono dedicati a personalità, episodi e periodi centrali della storia d’Italia, con particolare riferimento alle diverse fasi della storia dell’antifascismo e al suo esito: la nascita della Repubblica democratica e l’elaborazione della Costituzione che, dal 1948, è il fondamento dello Stato di diritto e della vita civile nel nostro paese. La serie dei podcast, curata da Andrea Ricciardi e Marina Barello, è intitolata Rivoluzionari perché le persone di cui si parla sono state capaci di modificare radicalmente il corso della storia e, a costo di rischiare o perdere la vita, di lottare per un futuro di libertà e giustizia.

Rivoluzionari

Welcome to Echoes of Persia! ✨
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Persian heritage, where timeless tales, epic legends, and cultural treasures come to life. 
At Echoes of Persia, we are passionate about sharing the stories that have shaped one of the world's most enduring civilizations.

💡 Join Our Epic Journey!
Subscribe and tap the notification bell 🔔 to stay connected to our latest episodes. Share your favorite stories with friends to help celebrate and preserve this incredible heritage.

Welcome to Echoes of Persia! ✨ Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Persian heritage, where timeless tales, epic legends, and cultural treasures come to life. At Echoes of Persia, we are passionate about sharing the stories that have shaped one of the world's most enduring civilizations. 💡 Join Our Epic Journey! Subscribe and tap the notification bell 🔔 to stay connected to our latest episodes. Share your favorite stories with friends to help celebrate and preserve this incredible heritage.

Echoes of Persia

A search for family history unearthed facts that have changed our perspective on not just South Carolina history, but also American history. It's our goal to shed light on these hidden treasures.

The Carolina Chronicles

This is for episodes I am in Patreon I can create many episodes on Spotify and videos through Patreon see you there.

Geocaching Episodes

欢迎来到“不孤独星球”，这里是旅行者的故事汇集地。
在这个广阔的星球上，你并不孤独。
我们邀请不同的旅行者，分享他们的奇妙经历和独特见闻。
因为不孤独，所以我们渴望探索更大的世界，结识更多的人，了解不同的生活方式。
我们相信旅行不能改变世界，但能改变你看世界的角度
旅行里也没有答案，但能让你离答案近一些。
让我们一起探索未知，开启一段不孤独的心灵之旅。

欢迎来到“不孤独星球”，这里是旅行者的故事汇集地。 在这个广阔的星球上，你并不孤独。 我们邀请不同的旅行者，分享他们的奇妙经历和独特见闻。 因为不孤独，所以我们渴望探索更大的世界，结识更多的人，了解不同的生活方式。 我们相信旅行不能改变世界，但能改变你看世界的角度 旅行里也没有答案，但能让你离答案近一些。 让我们一起探索未知，开启一段不孤独的心灵之旅。

不孤独星球｜1000个旅行者的声音游记

Discover the leaders and movements that are learning from the past to shapee our future. From the economy to culture and community, let&#39;s weave the universal threads that unite us across cultures and time.

Discover the leaders and movements that are learning from the past to shapee our future. From the economy to culture and community, let's weave the universal threads that unite us across cultures and time.

Discover the leaders and movements that are learning from the past to shapee our future. From the economy to culture and community, let's weave the universal threads that unite us across cultures and time.

Mazin Jamal's Ancient Futures Now Podcast

Cette série balados raconte l'histoire vraie et terrifiante de la purge LGBT au Canada dans un documentaire historique en huit parties. Elle est basée sur deux années de mes propres recherches dans des milliers de pages de documents nouvellement déclassifiés du gouvernement canadien, des forces armées et de la GRC concernant les campagnes anti-queer du pays. C'est le premier documentaire en langue française à explorer toute l'ampleur des campagnes anti-homosexuelles du Canada, incluant les témoignages et le contexte tirés de dizaines d'entrevues. | Savoir plus: https://fr.lgbtpurge.ca/

Vous entendrez des histoires vraies extraordinaires de survivant(e)s courageux de la purge, d'universitaires experts, de chercheurs, d'anciens députés, ministres de cabinet, d'un ancien chef d'état-major de la Défense et de nombreux autres. Des personnes queer de la Première Guerre mondiale jusqu'à la cérémonie d'inauguration du monument national 2ELGBTQI+ en 2024, cette série dévoile tout!

Comme la quasi-totalité des documents nouvellement déclassifiés ne sont disponibles qu'en anglais, je suis heureux de partager mes découvertes avec vous. Certains de mes experts invités sont anglophones. Pour partager leurs histoires, nous avons utilisé une combinaison de texte-parole par Intelligence Artificielle ou de clonage vocal pour la traduction.

« La purge LGBT : La honte du Canada » est soutenue en partie par une subvention communautaire du Fonds Purge LGBT. La série est une adaptation de la deuxième saison de ma série balados primée aux Canadian Podcast Awards, « Queer Legends: An Oral History Podcast ». Merci de votre écoute!

Création et animation par Shawn Dearn. Producteur exécutif : Ian Capstick.

Cette série balados raconte l'histoire vraie et terrifiante de la purge LGBT au Canada dans un documentaire historique en huit parties. Elle est basée sur deux années de mes propres recherches dans des milliers de pages de documents nouvellement déclassifiés du gouvernement canadien, des forces armées et de la GRC concernant les campagnes anti-queer du pays. C'est le premier documentaire en langue française à explorer toute l'ampleur des campagnes anti-homosexuelles du Canada, incluant les témoignages et le contexte tirés de dizaines d'entrevues. | Savoir plus: https://fr.lgbtpurge.ca/ Vous entendrez des histoires vraies extraordinaires de survivant(e)s courageux de la purge, d'universitaires experts, de chercheurs, d'anciens députés, ministres de cabinet, d'un ancien chef d'état-major de la Défense et de nombreux autres. Des personnes queer de la Première Guerre mondiale jusqu'à la cérémonie d'inauguration du monument national 2ELGBTQI+ en 2024, cette série dévoile tout! Comme la quasi-totalité des documents nouvellement déclassifiés ne sont disponibles qu'en anglais, je suis heureux de partager mes découvertes avec vous. Certains de mes experts invités sont anglophones. Pour partager leurs histoires, nous avons utilisé une combinaison de texte-parole par Intelligence Artificielle ou de clonage vocal pour la traduction. « La purge LGBT : La honte du Canada » est soutenue en partie par une subvention communautaire du Fonds Purge LGBT. La série est une adaptation de la deuxième saison de ma série balados primée aux Canadian Podcast Awards, « Queer Legends: An Oral History Podcast ». Merci de votre écoute! Création et animation par Shawn Dearn. Producteur exécutif : Ian Capstick.

La purge LGBT : La honte du Canada

Een leerrijke, multidisciplinaire reis van professor-hoogleraar Herman Matthijs (UGent &amp; VUB) en Harry Verschaffel (moderator) door de geschiedenis van De Verenigde Staten. 


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Een leerrijke, multidisciplinaire reis van professor-hoogleraar Herman Matthijs (UGent & VUB) en Harry Verschaffel (moderator) door de geschiedenis van De Verenigde Staten. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

De Verenigde Staten: van Columbus tot heden

In „Das Jahr meines Lebens“ geht es in jeder Folge um eines unserer, zufällig ausgelosten Lebensjahre*. Zwischen alten Fotos, Erzählungen und Dokumenten wird recherchiert und analysiert, was uns zu denen gemacht hat, die wir heute sind. Es wird lustig, traurig, abgründig, poppig und auch ein bisschen therapeutisch.

Wir knöpfen uns die Jahre 1989 bis 2023 vor. Alles, was vor 1989 geschah, ist für uns Kindheit und erinnerungstechnisch wenig belastbar. Spannend wird es ohnehin erst danach. 
Gute Unterhaltung!

*Bis Folge 14 haben Pätrick Steller und Christiane Wittenbecher den Podcast gemeinsam produziert. Seit Folge 15 macht Pätrick solo weiter.

In „Das Jahr meines Lebens“ geht es in jeder Folge um eines unserer, zufällig ausgelosten Lebensjahre*. Zwischen alten Fotos, Erzählungen und Dokumenten wird recherchiert und analysiert, was uns zu denen gemacht hat, die wir heute sind. Es wird lustig, traurig, abgründig, poppig und auch ein bisschen therapeutisch. Wir knöpfen uns die Jahre 1989 bis 2023 vor. Alles, was vor 1989 geschah, ist für uns Kindheit und erinnerungstechnisch wenig belastbar. Spannend wird es ohnehin erst danach. Gute Unterhaltung! *Bis Folge 14 haben Pätrick Steller und Christiane Wittenbecher den Podcast gemeinsam produziert. Seit Folge 15 macht Pätrick solo weiter.

Das Jahr meines Lebens – ein autobiografischer Podcast

"Siempre aprendiendo" es un podcast educativo en constante evoluci&oacute;n elaborado por el alumnado del CEPA Faustina &Aacute;lvarez Garc&iacute;a de Le&oacute;n (Espa&ntilde;a). Aborda todo tipo de temas de inter&eacute;s para la comunidad educativa de este centro.

"Siempre aprendiendo" es un podcast educativo en constante evolución elaborado por el alumnado del CEPA Faustina Álvarez García de León (España). Aborda todo tipo de temas de interés para la comunidad educativa de este centro.

Siempre Aprendiendo

Boots On The Ground Podcast sparks conversations with veterans and organizations who are working to address the critical issues and challenges affecting veterans, our families, and communities-in-need nationwide.This show is primarily an interview format and offers an opportunity to connect with veteran community members, highlight and educate our audience on military culture, meaning, and purpose.The subject of any given episode may range from veteran mental health, the transition from active-duty to veteran, women veterans, veteran service organizations, leadership/ professional/ personal growth no name a few.

Boots On The Ground Podcast sparks conversations with veterans and organizations who are working to address the critical issues and challenges affecting veterans, our families, and communities-in-need nationwide.This show is primarily an interview format and offers an opportunity to connect with veteran community members, highlight and educate our audience on military culture, meaning, and purpose.The subject of any given episode may range from veteran mental health, the transition from active-duty to veteran, women veterans, veteran service organizations, leadership/ professional/ personal growth no name a few.

Boots On The Ground presented by The Mission Continues

Podcast ter gelegenheid van het themajaar OsseSchouders waar bij vier onderwerpen naar de toekomst en het verleden wordt gekeken. Die onderwerpen zijn: 50 jaar archeologische samenwerking met de Universiteit Leiden, 80 jaar vrijheid, 625 jaar stadsrechten en Stad met Toekomst.

OsseSchouders

This podcast episode delves into the traditional practice of curanderismo, focusing on the relationship between an apprentice and her master healer, La Maestra Michelle. Michelle explains the various types of curanderos and their specialties, which include massage, midwifery, herbalism, and spiritual healing. The episode also discusses the interchangeable use of terms like curandera, shaman, and medicine person, as well as the cultural roots and misconceptions surrounding these practices.&nbsp; Listeners are cautioned that the podcast is for entertainment and not medical advice. The episode highlights the importance of lineage and the apprenticeship process in becoming a curandera, emphasizing the long-term dedication required to master the healing arts.

This podcast episode delves into the traditional practice of curanderismo, focusing on the relationship between an apprentice and her master healer, La Maestra Michelle. Michelle explains the various types of curanderos and their specialties, which include massage, midwifery, herbalism, and spiritual healing. The episode also discusses the interchangeable use of terms like curandera, shaman, and medicine person, as well as the cultural roots and misconceptions surrounding these practices.  Listeners are cautioned that the podcast is for entertainment and not medical advice. The episode highlights the importance of lineage and the apprenticeship process in becoming a curandera, emphasizing the long-term dedication required to master the healing arts.

Heritage of Healing

Are you ready to dive into the secrets that small towns keep?
Welcome to The Purple Valley Whispers! 
In every corner of the Midwest, there are stories waiting to be told... tales of baffling disappearances and enigmatic mysteries that will chill you to the bone. Join us as we venture beyond the surface and uncover the chilling truths behind the whispers. Who went missing? What secrets lie buried? Why do these stories still haunt our towns? "Prepare to question everything you think you know, as we sift through the gossip and uncover the truth that’s been hidden for far too long. Will you dare to listen? "Subscribe now, and let’s unravel the enigmas of our beloved small towns. Your next obsession starts here!

Are you ready to dive into the secrets that small towns keep? Welcome to The Purple Valley Whispers! In every corner of the Midwest, there are stories waiting to be told... tales of baffling disappearances and enigmatic mysteries that will chill you to the bone. Join us as we venture beyond the surface and uncover the chilling truths behind the whispers. Who went missing? What secrets lie buried? Why do these stories still haunt our towns? "Prepare to question everything you think you know, as we sift through the gossip and uncover the truth that’s been hidden for far too long. Will you dare to listen? "Subscribe now, and let’s unravel the enigmas of our beloved small towns. Your next obsession starts here!

The Purple Valley Whispers Podcast

Enigm&iacute;tico,ca: Enigma que en s&iacute; encierra o incluye una narraci&oacute;n maravillosa situada fuera del tiempo hist&oacute;rico y protagonizada por personajes de car&aacute;cter divino o heroico.

En toda cultura, grupo o individuo existe una memoria ancestral. Todos los sentimientos que existen en nosotros llevan en su seno mitos antiguos, a veces desconocidos para el hombre moderno.
En esta &eacute;poca de globalizaci&oacute;n, en la que estamos olvidando nuestros or&iacute;genes, quiz&aacute; sea el momento de recordar esos mitos y leyendas que nos han acompa&ntilde;ado desde el principio de la humanidad. Mitolog&iacute;a en estado puro.

Bienvenido a Enigm&iacute;tica. &iquest;Te atreves a entrar en el laberinto?

Enigmítico,ca: Enigma que en sí encierra o incluye una narración maravillosa situada fuera del tiempo histórico y protagonizada por personajes de carácter divino o heroico. En toda cultura, grupo o individuo existe una memoria ancestral. Todos los sentimientos que existen en nosotros llevan en su seno mitos antiguos, a veces desconocidos para el hombre moderno. En esta época de globalización, en la que estamos olvidando nuestros orígenes, quizá sea el momento de recordar esos mitos y leyendas que nos han acompañado desde el principio de la humanidad. Mitología en estado puro. Bienvenido a Enigmítica. ¿Te atreves a entrar en el laberinto?

Enigmítico,ca: Enigma que en sí encierra o incluye una narración maravillosa situada fuera del tiempo histórico y protagonizada por personajes de carácter divino o heroico.

En toda cultura, grupo o individuo existe una memoria ancestral. Todos los sentimientos que existen en nosotros llevan en su seno mitos antiguos, a veces desconocidos para el hombre moderno.
En esta época de globalización, en la que estamos olvidando nuestros orígenes, quizá sea el momento de recordar esos mitos y leyendas que nos han acompañado desde el principio de la humanidad. Mitología en estado puro.

Bienvenido a Enigmítica. ¿Te atreves a entrar en el laberinto?

Enigmítica

Charlotte Henschel&nbsp;(1892-1985), sur les traces d’une artiste est un podcast franco-allemand sur la vie et l'œuvre de l’artiste peintre Charlotte Henschel. Sa vie a traversé le 20ème siècle mais également des cultures, des frontières. De Breslau à Berlin, puis Paris, en passant par le Lot, Charlotte Henschel a connu une trajectoire de vie très particulière, marquée par une guerre destructrice (qui a donné un tournant quasi décisif à son chemin d'artiste). Notre objectif: sortir l’artiste de l'oubli, tout en soulignant le travail des femmes qui ont contribué à sa redécouverte. Pour ce faire, nous avons pu récolter les témoignages et observations de 4 femmes : Priscilla Fougères, Christine Manessier, Pascale Samuel et Matylda Taszycka.&nbsp; Notre point de départ, une valise contenant quelques vestiges de la vie de l'artiste mais aussi la recherche de Priscilla Fougères sur les traces de Charlotte Henschel qui l'amène jusqu’en Pologne et les archives du Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaïsme de Paris.&nbsp; Comment raconter une vie ? Comment rendre visible des archives? Comment revisibiliser les femmes artistes?&nbsp;<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.

Charlotte Henschel (1892-1985), sur les traces d’une artiste est un podcast franco-allemand sur la vie et l'œuvre de l’artiste peintre Charlotte Henschel. Sa vie a traversé le 20ème siècle mais également des cultures, des frontières. De Breslau à Berlin, puis Paris, en passant par le Lot, Charlotte Henschel a connu une trajectoire de vie très particulière, marquée par une guerre destructrice (qui a donné un tournant quasi décisif à son chemin d'artiste). Notre objectif: sortir l’artiste de l'oubli, tout en soulignant le travail des femmes qui ont contribué à sa redécouverte. Pour ce faire, nous avons pu récolter les témoignages et observations de 4 femmes : Priscilla Fougères, Christine Manessier, Pascale Samuel et Matylda Taszycka.  Notre point de départ, une valise contenant quelques vestiges de la vie de l'artiste mais aussi la recherche de Priscilla Fougères sur les traces de Charlotte Henschel qui l'amène jusqu’en Pologne et les archives du Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaïsme de Paris.  Comment raconter une vie ? Comment rendre visible des archives? Comment revisibiliser les femmes artistes?  Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Charlotte Henschel&nbsp;(1892-1985), sur les traces d’une artiste est un podcast franco-allemand sur la vie et l'œuvre de l’artiste peintre Charlotte Henschel. Sa vie a traversé le 20ème siècle mais également des cultures, des frontières. De Breslau à Berlin, puis Paris, en passant par le Lot, Charlotte Henschel a connu une trajectoire de vie très particulière, marquée par une guerre destructrice (qui a donné un tournant quasi décisif à son chemin d'artiste). Notre objectif: sortir l’artiste de l'oubli, tout en soulignant le travail des femmes qui ont contribué à sa redécouverte. Pour ce faire, nous avons pu récolter les témoignages et observations de 4 femmes : Priscilla Fougères, Christine Manessier, Pascale Samuel et Matylda Taszycka.&nbsp; Notre point de départ, une valise contenant quelques vestiges de la vie de l'artiste mais aussi la recherche de Priscilla Fougères sur les traces de Charlotte Henschel qui l'amène jusqu’en Pologne et les archives du Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaïsme de Paris.&nbsp; Comment raconter une vie ? Comment rendre visible des archives? Comment revisibiliser les femmes artistes?&nbsp; Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Charlotte Henschel, sur les traces d'une artiste

"Reeves Reflection" is a unique program that shares Anthony Reeves' life journey, aiming to shape the lives of others. With over half a century of experiences, Reeves discovered his mission: to help people maximize their time. Through reflections on his own life, he aspires to guide others, offering insights that could save time and help navigate similar circumstances. This personal endeavor not only recounts Anthony Reeves' experiences but also highlights aspects that could have been approached differently with more information. "Reeves Reflection" is a labor of love, an enlightening journey meant to empower others to learn from Anthony Reeves' path." Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/reeves-reflection--6074442/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/reeves-reflection--6074442/support</a>.

"Reeves Reflection" is a unique program that shares Anthony Reeves' life journey, aiming to shape the lives of others. With over half a century of experiences, Reeves discovered his mission: to help people maximize their time. Through reflections on his own life, he aspires to guide others, offering insights that could save time and help navigate similar circumstances. This personal endeavor not only recounts Anthony Reeves' experiences but also highlights aspects that could have been approached differently with more information. "Reeves Reflection" is a labor of love, an enlightening journey meant to empower others to learn from Anthony Reeves' path."Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/reeves-reflection--6074442/support.

"Reeves Reflection" is a unique program that shares Anthony Reeves' life journey, aiming to shape the lives of others. With over half a century of experiences, Reeves discovered his mission: to help people maximize their time. Through reflections on his own life, he aspires to guide others, offering insights that could save time and help navigate similar circumstances. This personal endeavor not only recounts Anthony Reeves' experiences but also highlights aspects that could have been approached differently with more information. "Reeves Reflection" is a labor of love, an enlightening journey meant to empower others to learn from Anthony Reeves' path." Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/reeves-reflection--6074442/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/reeves-reflection--6074442/support</a>.

Reeves Reflection

The Anecdotalist is a place to explore the paranormal, unsolved mysteries, urban legends and the extraterrestrial. Each episode, you will hear me tell a story to my friend Jason, who will make comments and ask questions along the way. Our hope is to provide compelling and fun story telling.

The Anecdotalist is a place to explore the paranormal, unsolved mysteries, urban legends and the extraterrestrial. Each episode, you will hear me tell a story to my friend Jason, who will make comments and ask questions along the way. Our hope is to provide compelling and fun story telling.

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The history of opium is a fascinating and complex one, spanning thousands of years and touching every corner of the globe. From its earliest uses in ancient Mesopotamia to its role in shaping the modern world, opium has had a profound impact on human history, culture, and society. The opium poppy, Papaver somniferum, is believed to have originated in the Mediterranean region, where it has been cultivated for its medicinal and psychoactive properties for over 5,000 years. The earliest known references to opium date back to the Sumerian civilization of ancient Mesopotamia, where the poppy was known as "hul gil" or the "joy plant." The Sumerians used opium in religious ceremonies and as a medicinal remedy for pain and other ailments. From Mesopotamia, the use of opium spread to other ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. In ancient Egypt, opium was used as a medicine and as a offering to the gods. The Greek physician Hippocrates, known as the father of Western medicine, recognized the medicinal properties of opium and prescribed it for a variety of ailments, including pain, diarrhea, and insomnia. The Roman Empire also made extensive use of opium, both as a medicine and as a recreational drug. The Roman philosopher and physician Galen wrote extensively about the medicinal uses of opium, and the drug was widely used by the Roman elite for its euphoric and sedative effects. As trade routes expanded in the ancient world, opium began to spread beyond the Mediterranean region. By the 7th century CE, Arab traders had introduced opium to Persia, India, and China, where it quickly gained popularity as both a medicine and a recreational drug. In Persia, opium was used to treat a variety of ailments, including dysentery, fever, and pain. The Persian physician Avicenna, one of the most influential medical writers of the Middle Ages, wrote extensively about the medicinal properties of opium in his famous work, "The Canon of Medicine." In India, opium has a long and complex history dating back over 1,000 years. The earliest known references to opium in India come from the Hindu scripture known as the Vedas, which mention a drink called "soma" that was used in religious ceremonies. Some scholars believe that soma may have contained opium, although this is still a matter of debate. Opium was also used in Ayurvedic medicine, the traditional system of medicine in India, where it was prescribed for a variety of ailments, including diarrhea, dysentery, and pain. The Mughal Empire, which ruled much of India from the 16th to the 19th centuries, cultivated opium poppies extensively and used opium as a source of revenue and as a tool of diplomacy. But it was in China that opium would have its most profound and lasting impact. Opium was first introduced to China by Arab traders in the 7th century CE, but its use remained limited until the 17th century, when Portuguese and Dutch traders began importing opium from India. By the early 18th century, the British East India Company had become the dominant force in the opium trade, and opium had become a major source of revenue for the British Empire. The Chinese government, recognizing the growing problem of opium addiction, attempted to ban the drug in 1729, but this only served to drive the trade underground and create a thriving black market. In the early 19th century, the British Empire used its military and economic power to force China to open its markets to British goods, including opium. This led to the First Opium War (1839-1842), in which the British defeated the Chinese and forced them to sign the Treaty of Nanjing, which opened up five Chinese ports to British trade and ceded the island of Hong Kong to Britain. The Second Opium War (1856-1860) resulted in even greater concessions from the Chinese government, including the legalization of opium and the opening of additional ports to foreign trade. By the late 19th century, opium addiction had become a major social and economic problem in China, with an estimated 10-15 million addicts consuming over 6,500 tons of opium per year. The opium trade also had a profound impact on the economic and political development of Southeast Asia. In the 19th century, the British and French colonial powers used opium as a tool of economic and political control in the region, with devastating consequences for local populations. In Indochina (present-day Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos), the French colonial government maintained a state monopoly on opium production and distribution, using the profits to fund the colonial administration and to finance the construction of infrastructure projects. The widespread availability of opium led to high rates of addiction and social problems, particularly among the working class and rural populations. In the Dutch East Indies (present-day Indonesia), the Dutch colonial government also maintained a state monopoly on opium production and distribution, using the profits to fund the colonial administration and to finance the cultivation of cash crops like coffee and sugar. The opium trade had a particularly devastating impact on the island of Java, where an estimated one in four adult males was addicted to opium by the early 20th century. The opium trade also played a significant role in the economic and political development of Thailand, which was one of the few countries in Southeast Asia to avoid direct colonization by Western powers. In the late 19th century, the Thai government began to cultivate opium poppies and to tax the opium trade as a way of generating revenue and maintaining its independence. However, the widespread availability of opium led to high rates of addiction and social problems, particularly among the working class and rural populations. In the early 20th century, the Thai government implemented a series of reforms aimed at reducing opium consumption and promoting alternative crops, but these efforts were only partially successful. The global opium trade began to decline in the early 20th century, as a result of a combination of factors, including changing attitudes towards drug use, increased international cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking, and the development of alternative painkillers like aspirin and morphine. The first international drug control treaty, the International Opium Convention of 1912, was signed by 13 countries in The Hague, Netherlands. The convention aimed to regulate the production, manufacture, and distribution of opium and other drugs, and to limit their use to legitimate medical and scientific purposes. However, the convention was not universally adopted, and many countries continued to produce and trade opium illegally. In the United States, the Harrison Narcotics Tax Act of 1914 regulated the production and distribution of opium and other drugs, but did little to stem the flow of illegal drugs into the country. In the years following World War II, the global drug trade underwent a significant transformation, as new drugs like heroin and cocaine began to emerge and the traditional opium trade declined. However, opium production and trafficking continued in many parts of the world, particularly in Southeast Asia and Afghanistan. In the 1960s and 1970s, the United States government launched a series of military and economic interventions in Southeast Asia, aimed at stemming the flow of heroin into the United States. These interventions, known as the "Golden Triangle" campaigns, targeted opium production and trafficking in the border regions of Thailand, Burma (now Myanmar), and Laos. Despite these efforts, the Golden Triangle remained a major source of heroin for the global market, and the drug trade continued to fuel political instability and violence in the region. In Afghanistan, the Taliban government used the opium trade as a major source of revenue, and the country became the world's largest producer of opium in the 1990s. In recent years, the global opium trade has undergone significant changes, as a result of shifting patterns of production and consumption, as well as changes in international drug control policies. One of the most significant changes has been the rise of prescription opioids as a major source of addiction and overdose deaths, particularly in the United States. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, pharmaceutical companies began to aggressively market prescription opioids like OxyContin as safe and effective treatments for chronic pain. However, these drugs were highly addictive and easily abused, leading to a surge in opioid addiction and overdose deaths in the United States and other countries. In response to this crisis, governments and public health organizations have implemented a range of strategies aimed at reducing opioid addiction and overdose deaths, including increased regulation of prescription opioids, expanded access to addiction treatment, and the development of alternative pain management strategies. Despite these efforts, the global opium trade remains a major challenge, with significant impacts on public health, security, and economic development in many parts of the world. In Afghanistan, for example, the opium trade continues to fuel political instability and violence, despite ongoing efforts by the international community to promote alternative livelihoods and reduce opium production. In Southeast Asia, the Golden Triangle region remains a major source of heroin for the global market, despite decades of efforts to combat the drug trade. In recent years, the region has also emerged as a major producer of synthetic drugs like methamphetamine, which have become increasingly popular among drug users in the region and beyond. Looking to the future, it is clear that the global opium trade will continue to pose significant challe

The history of opium is a fascinating and complex one, spanning thousands of years and touching every corner of the globe. From its earliest uses in ancient Mesopotamia to its role in shaping the modern world, opium has had a profound impact on human history, culture, and society. The opium poppy, Papaver somniferum, is believed to have originated in the Mediterranean region, where it has been cultivated for its medicinal and psychoactive properties for over 5,000 years. The earliest known references to opium date back to the Sumerian civilization of ancient Mesopotamia, where the poppy was known as "hul gil" or the "joy plant." The Sumerians used opium in religious ceremonies and as a medicinal remedy for pain and other ailments. From Mesopotamia, the use of opium spread to other ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. In ancient Egypt, opium was used as a medicine and as a offering to the gods. The Greek physician Hippocrates, known as the father of Western medicine, recognized the medicinal properties of opium and prescribed it for a variety of ailments, including pain, diarrhea, and insomnia. The Roman Empire also made extensive use of opium, both as a medicine and as a recreational drug. The Roman philosopher and physician Galen wrote extensively about the medicinal uses of opium, and the drug was widely used by the Roman elite for its euphoric and sedative effects. As trade routes expanded in the ancient world, opium began to spread beyond the Mediterranean region. By the 7th century CE, Arab traders had introduced opium to Persia, India, and China, where it quickly gained popularity as both a medicine and a recreational drug. In Persia, opium was used to treat a variety of ailments, including dysentery, fever, and pain. The Persian physician Avicenna, one of the most influential medical writers of the Middle Ages, wrote extensively about the medicinal properties of opium in his famous work, "The Canon of Medicine." In India, opium has a long and complex history dating back over 1,000 years. The earliest known references to opium in India come from the Hindu scripture known as the Vedas, which mention a drink called "soma" that was used in religious ceremonies. Some scholars believe that soma may have contained opium, although this is still a matter of debate. Opium was also used in Ayurvedic medicine, the traditional system of medicine in India, where it was prescribed for a variety of ailments, including diarrhea, dysentery, and pain. The Mughal Empire, which ruled much of India from the 16th to the 19th centuries, cultivated opium poppies extensively and used opium as a source of revenue and as a tool of diplomacy. But it was in China that opium would have its most profound and lasting impact. Opium was first introduced to China by Arab traders in the 7th century CE, but its use remained limited until the 17th century, when Portuguese and Dutch traders began importing opium from India. By the early 18th century, the British East India Company had become the dominant force in the opium trade, and opium had become a major source of revenue for the British Empire. The Chinese government, recognizing the growing problem of opium addiction, attempted to ban the drug in 1729, but this only served to drive the trade underground and create a thriving black market. In the early 19th century, the British Empire used its military and economic power to force China to open its markets to British goods, including opium. This led to the First Opium War (1839-1842), in which the British defeated the Chinese and forced them to sign the Treaty of Nanjing, which opened up five Chinese ports to British trade and ceded the island of Hong Kong to Britain. The Second Opium War (1856-1860) resulted in even greater concessions from the Chinese government, including the legalization of opium and the opening of additional ports to foreign trade. By the late 19th century, opium addiction had become a major social and economic problem in China, with an estimated 10-15 million addicts consuming over 6,500 tons of opium per year. The opium trade also had a profound impact on the economic and political development of Southeast Asia. In the 19th century, the British and French colonial powers used opium as a tool of economic and political control in the region, with devastating consequences for local populations. In Indochina (present-day Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos), the French colonial government maintained a state monopoly on opium production and distribution, using the profits to fund the colonial administration and to finance the construction of infrastructure projects. The widespread availability of opium led to high rates of addiction and social problems, particularly among the working class and rural populations. In the Dutch East Indies (present-day Indonesia), the Dutch colonial government also maintained a state monopoly on opium production and distribution, using the profits to fund the colonial administration and to finance the cultivation of cash crops like coffee and sugar. The opium trade had a particularly devastating impact on the island of Java, where an estimated one in four adult males was addicted to opium by the early 20th century. The opium trade also played a significant role in the economic and political development of Thailand, which was one of the few countries in Southeast Asia to avoid direct colonization by Western powers. In the late 19th century, the Thai government began to cultivate opium poppies and to tax the opium trade as a way of generating revenue and maintaining its independence. However, the widespread availability of opium led to high rates of addiction and social problems, particularly among the working class and rural populations. In the early 20th century, the Thai government implemented a series of reforms aimed at reducing opium consumption and promoting alternative crops, but these efforts were only partially successful. The global opium trade began to decline in the early 20th century, as a result of a combination of factors, including changing attitudes towards drug use, increased international cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking, and the development of alternative painkillers like aspirin and morphine. The first international drug control treaty, the International Opium Convention of 1912, was signed by 13 countries in The Hague, Netherlands. The convention aimed to regulate the production, manufacture, and distribution of opium and other drugs, and to limit their use to legitimate medical and scientific purposes. However, the convention was not universally adopted, and many countries continued to produce and trade opium illegally. In the United States, the Harrison Narcotics Tax Act of 1914 regulated the production and distribution of opium and other drugs, but did little to stem the flow of illegal drugs into the country. In the years following World War II, the global drug trade underwent a significant transformation, as new drugs like heroin and cocaine began to emerge and the traditional opium trade declined. However, opium production and trafficking continued in many parts of the world, particularly in Southeast Asia and Afghanistan. In the 1960s and 1970s, the United States government launched a series of military and economic interventions in Southeast Asia, aimed at stemming the flow of heroin into the United States. These interventions, known as the "Golden Triangle" campaigns, targeted opium production and trafficking in the border regions of Thailand, Burma (now Myanmar), and Laos. Despite these efforts, the Golden Triangle remained a major source of heroin for the global market, and the drug trade continued to fuel political instability and violence in the region. In Afghanistan, the Taliban government used the opium trade as a major source of revenue, and the country became the world's largest producer of opium in the 1990s. In recent years, the global opium trade has undergone significant changes, as a result of shifting patterns of production and consumption, as well as changes in international drug control policies. One of the most significant changes has been the rise of prescription opioids as a major source of addiction and overdose deaths, particularly in the United States. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, pharmaceutical companies began to aggressively market prescription opioids like OxyContin as safe and effective treatments for chronic pain. However, these drugs were highly addictive and easily abused, leading to a surge in opioid addiction and overdose deaths in the United States and other countries. In response to this crisis, governments and public health organizations have implemented a range of strategies aimed at reducing opioid addiction and overdose deaths, including increased regulation of prescription opioids, expanded access to addiction treatment, and the development of alternative pain management strategies. Despite these efforts, the global opium trade remains a major challenge, with significant impacts on public health, security, and economic development in many parts of the world. In Afghanistan, for example, the opium trade continues to fuel political instability and violence, despite ongoing efforts by the international community to promote alternative livelihoods and reduce opium production. In Southeast Asia, the Golden Triangle region remains a major source of heroin for the global market, despite decades of efforts to combat the drug trade. In recent years, the region has also emerged as a major producer of synthetic drugs like methamphetamine, which have become increasingly popular among drug users in the region and beyond. Looking to the future, it is clear that the global opium trade will continue to pose significant challe

The history of opium is a fascinating and complex one, spanning thousands of years and touching every corner of the globe. From its earliest uses in ancient Mesopotamia to its role in shaping the modern world, opium has had a profound impact on human history, culture, and society. The opium poppy, Papaver somniferum, is believed to have originated in the Mediterranean region, where it has been cultivated for its medicinal and psychoactive properties for over 5,000 years. The earliest known references to opium date back to the Sumerian civilization of ancient Mesopotamia, where the poppy was known as "hul gil" or the "joy plant." The Sumerians used opium in religious ceremonies and as a medicinal remedy for pain and other ailments. From Mesopotamia, the use of opium spread to other ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. In ancient Egypt, opium was used as a medicine and as a offering to the gods. The Greek physician Hippocrates, known as the father of Western medicine, recognized the medicinal properties of opium and prescribed it for a variety of ailments, including pain, diarrhea, and insomnia. The Roman Empire also made extensive use of opium, both as a medicine and as a recreational drug. The Roman philosopher and physician Galen wrote extensively about the medicinal uses of opium, and the drug was widely used by the Roman elite for its euphoric and sedative effects. As trade routes expanded in the ancient world, opium began to spread beyond the Mediterranean region. By the 7th century CE, Arab traders had introduced opium to Persia, India, and China, where it quickly gained popularity as both a medicine and a recreational drug. In Persia, opium was used to treat a variety of ailments, including dysentery, fever, and pain. The Persian physician Avicenna, one of the most influential medical writers of the Middle Ages, wrote extensively about the medicinal properties of opium in his famous work, "The Canon of Medicine." In India, opium has a long and complex history dating back over 1,000 years. The earliest known references to opium in India come from the Hindu scripture known as the Vedas, which mention a drink called "soma" that was used in religious ceremonies. Some scholars believe that soma may have contained opium, although this is still a matter of debate. Opium was also used in Ayurvedic medicine, the traditional system of medicine in India, where it was prescribed for a variety of ailments, including diarrhea, dysentery, and pain. The Mughal Empire, which ruled much of India from the 16th to the 19th centuries, cultivated opium poppies extensively and used opium as a source of revenue and as a tool of diplomacy. But it was in China that opium would have its most profound and lasting impact. Opium was first introduced to China by Arab traders in the 7th century CE, but its use remained limited until the 17th century, when Portuguese and Dutch traders began importing opium from India. By the early 18th century, the British East India Company had become the dominant force in the opium trade, and opium had become a major source of revenue for the British Empire. The Chinese government, recognizing the growing problem of opium addiction, attempted to ban the drug in 1729, but this only served to drive the trade underground and create a thriving black market. In the early 19th century, the British Empire used its military and economic power to force China to open its markets to British goods, including opium. This led to the First Opium War (1839-1842), in which the British defeated the Chinese and forced them to sign the Treaty of Nanjing, which opened up five Chinese ports to British trade and ceded the island of Hong Kong to Britain. The Second Opium War (1856-1860) resulted in even greater concessions from the Chinese government, including the legalization of opium and the opening of additional ports to foreign trade. By the late 19th century, opium addiction had become a major social and economic problem in China, with an estimated 10-15 million addicts consuming over 6,500 tons of opium per year. The opium trade also had a profound impact on the economic and political development of Southeast Asia. In the 19th century, the British and French colonial powers used opium as a tool of economic and political control in the region, with devastating consequences for local populations. In Indochina (present-day Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos), the French colonial government maintained a state monopoly on opium production and distribution, using the profits to fund the colonial administration and to finance the construction of infrastructure projects. The widespread availability of opium led to high rates of addiction and social problems, particularly among the working class and rural populations. In the Dutch East Indies (present-day Indonesia), the Dutch colonial government also maintained a state monopoly on opium production and distribution, using the profits to fund the colonial administration and to finance the cultivation of cash crops like coffee and sugar. The opium trade had a particularly devastating impact on the island of Java, where an estimated one in four adult males was addicted to opium by the early 20th century. The opium trade also played a significant role in the economic and political development of Thailand, which was one of the few countries in Southeast Asia to avoid direct colonization by Western powers. In the late 19th century, the Thai government began to cultivate opium poppies and to tax the opium trade as a way of generating revenue and maintaining its independence. However, the widespread availability of opium led to high rates of addiction and social problems, particularly among the working class and rural populations. In the early 20th century, the Thai government implemented a series of reforms aimed at reducing opium consumption and promoting alternative crops, but these efforts were only partially successful. The global opium trade began to decline in the early 20th century, as a result of a combination of factors, including changing attitudes towards drug use, increased international cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking, and the development of alternative painkillers like aspirin and morphine. The first international drug control treaty, the International Opium Convention of 1912, was signed by 13 countries in The Hague, Netherlands. The convention aimed to regulate the production, manufacture, and distribution of opium and other drugs, and to limit their use to legitimate medical and scientific purposes. However, the convention was not universally adopted, and many countries continued to produce and trade opium illegally. In the United States, the Harrison Narcotics Tax Act of 1914 regulated the production and distribution of opium and other drugs, but did little to stem the flow of illegal drugs into the country. In the years following World War II, the global drug trade underwent a significant transformation, as new drugs like heroin and cocaine began to emerge and the traditional opium trade declined. However, opium production and trafficking continued in many parts of the world, particularly in Southeast Asia and Afghanistan. In the 1960s and 1970s, the United States government launched a series of military and economic interventions in Southeast Asia, aimed at stemming the flow of heroin into the United States. These interventions, known as the "Golden Triangle" campaigns, targeted opium production and trafficking in the border regions of Thailand, Burma (now Myanmar), and Laos. Despite these efforts, the Golden Triangle remained a major source of heroin for the global market, and the drug trade continued to fuel political instability and violence in the region. In Afghanistan, the Taliban government used the opium trade as a major source of revenue, and the country became the world's largest producer of opium in the 1990s. In recent years, the global opium trade has undergone significant changes, as a result of shifting patterns of production and consumption, as well as changes in international drug control policies. One of the most significant changes has been the rise of prescription opioids as a major source of addiction and overdose deaths, particularly in the United States. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, pharmaceutical companies began to aggressively market prescription opioids like OxyContin as safe and effective treatments for chronic pain. However, these drugs were highly addictive and easily abused, leading to a surge in opioid addiction and overdose deaths in the United States and other countries. In response to this crisis, governments and public health organizations have implemented a range of strategies aimed at reducing opioid addiction and overdose deaths, including increased regulation of prescription opioids, expanded access to addiction treatment, and the development of alternative pain management strategies. Despite these efforts, the global opium trade remains a major challenge, with significant impacts on public health, security, and economic development in many parts of the world. In Afghanistan, for example, the opium trade continues to fuel political instability and violence, despite ongoing efforts by the international community to promote alternative livelihoods and reduce opium production. In Southeast Asia, the Golden Triangle region remains a major source of heroin for the global market, despite decades of efforts to combat the drug trade. In recent years, the region has also emerged as a major producer of synthetic drugs like methamphetamine, which have become increasingly popular among drug users in the region and beyond. Looking to the future, it is clear that the global opium trade will continue to pose significant challe

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