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Interviews with Scholars of Global Affairs about their New Books
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Interviews with Scholars of Global Affairs about their New Books Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/world-affairs

New Books in World Affairs

The Storied Podcast consists of a series of tales that need to be told. Storied presents true accounts of little-known or unusual aspects of history and lore.

Storied

In “Many Things Considered” one-time journalist and full-time political analyst Marc Johnson applies his passion for context to connect current politics with political history. What are the links between the debacle of Barry Goldwater’s 1964 presidential campaign and the Tea Party movement? Did Alexander Hamilton foresee the partisanship that now surrounds judicial appointments? Why haven’t third parties had political success in America? Johnson weaves interviews, archival sound, humor and authoritative narration to connect political history to today’s political stories.

Many Things Considered

Historias is a Iberian history podcast.  Each monthly episode is an interview with a historian on a particular topic in Spanish and Iberian history.

Historias is a Iberian history podcast. Each monthly episode is an interview with a historian on a particular topic in Spanish and Iberian history.

Historias: The Spanish History Podcast

Welcome to our whimsical adventure of idioms and other turns of phrase. Each week, we delve into the origins of phrases to find out how they came into the English language. We tell the story of how the phrase got from its beginnings to where it is today. Shauna and Dan are two big nerds, so expect some geek culture references, random trivia facts, and loads of laughs!

Bunny Trails: A Word History Podcast

A relentless pursuit of the truth in politics and public policy. Principles over party. Facts over fiction. Truth over feelings.

A relentless pursuit of the truth in politics and public policy. Principles over party. Facts over fiction. Truth over feelings.

A relentless pursuit of the truth in politics and public policy. Principles over party. Facts over fiction. Truth over feelings.

The Truth Quest Podcast

Podcast narrativo/documental sobre a memória histórica da população negra no Brasil e no Mundo.

História Preta

Join Chapel Hill Public Library staff and community members as we uncover the untold histories of Chapel Hill. We seek to reckon with our past to figure out where we came from and why it matters for our shared future.
Season one of Re/Collecting Chapel Hill was supported by grant funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the federal Library Services and Technology Act as administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

Join Chapel Hill Public Library staff and community members as we uncover the untold histories of Chapel Hill. We seek to reckon with our past to figure out where we came from and why it matters for our shared future. Season one of Re/Collecting Chapel Hill was supported by grant funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the federal Library Services and Technology Act as administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

Re/Collecting Chapel Hill

Hi There:

Do you love true crime? Well, we do too. Join us as we delve into cases that keeps us looking over our shoulders during the day, and keep us up all night long. 

Above all, always remember the victims. Thanks for joining us on this true crime journey. 


Take Care & Stay Safe.

Miko

YouTube: @truecrimetimeline

Website: https://truecrimetimelinepod.com

Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/truecrimetimeline

Hi There: Do you love true crime? Well, we do too. Join us as we delve into cases that keeps us looking over our shoulders during the day, and keep us up all night long. Above all, always remember the victims. Thanks for joining us on this true crime journey. Take Care & Stay Safe. Miko YouTube: @truecrimetimeline Website: https://truecrimetimelinepod.com Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/truecrimetimeline

Hi There:

Do you love true crime? Well, we do too. Join us as we delve into cases that keeps us looking over our shoulders during the day, and keep us up all night long. 

Above all, always remember the victims. Thanks for joining us on this true crime journey. 


Take Care &amp; Stay Safe.

Miko

YouTube: @truecrimetimeline

Website: https://truecrimetimelinepod.com

Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/truecrimetimeline

True Crime Timeline

Covering infectious diseases through history from plague to COVID-19.

Infectious Historians

Welcome to Ithihasa, an Indic History Podcast that explores India’s past. I will take you back in time to examine what I think has either been overlooked or misunderstood.

I want to nudge People and make them appreciate our past. Want them to be surprised by the fact that the world today isn't much different from the past. And to explore it in a way that hopefully enlightens us.

This is my humble attempt to make it easier for you, to learn India's past in small yet manageable chunks and come out of it with a basic understanding that will enable you to form a coherent opinion when confronted with conflicting narratives.

India's past is littered with gracious amounts of intrigue, drama, tragedy and glory. I will get my hands dirty for you, by digging through the sands of time. And together we shall unearth and look at the fascinating fossils of India’s rich, painful and glorious past. 

This podcast will unfold in seasons. Each season will go in depth into different periods of India's history. We will kickoff the show with the first season on the mighty Vijayanagara Empire and follow it up other exciting eras and empires that have lasting impact on the India we know today.

Understand how India interacted with rest of the world in our ancient past, how warfare evolved on the subcontinent, how its culture spread &amp; how it infused outside influence.

We will go where the history books in school and TRP driven News outlets rarely go. And in the process get in touch with our own civilizational roots and identity. Hopefully we shall discover what it truly means to be an Indian.

Welcome to Ithihasa, an Indic History Podcast that explores India’s past. I will take you back in time to examine what I think has either been overlooked or misunderstood. I want to nudge People and make them appreciate our past. Want them to be surprised by the fact that the world today isn't much different from the past. And to explore it in a way that hopefully enlightens us. This is my humble attempt to make it easier for you, to learn India's past in small yet manageable chunks and come out of it with a basic understanding that will enable you to form a coherent opinion when confronted with conflicting narratives. India's past is littered with gracious amounts of intrigue, drama, tragedy and glory. I will get my hands dirty for you, by digging through the sands of time. And together we shall unearth and look at the fascinating fossils of India’s rich, painful and glorious past. This podcast will unfold in seasons. Each season will go in depth into different periods of India's history. We will kickoff the show with the first season on the mighty Vijayanagara Empire and follow it up other exciting eras and empires that have lasting impact on the India we know today. Understand how India interacted with rest of the world in our ancient past, how warfare evolved on the subcontinent, how its culture spread & how it infused outside influence. We will go where the history books in school and TRP driven News outlets rarely go. And in the process get in touch with our own civilizational roots and identity. Hopefully we shall discover what it truly means to be an Indian.

Ithihasa India History Podcast

Here we talk in Russian about life abroad in different countries, cultural differences, learning languages, and much more. Stick with us, if you want improve your Russian listening skills and listen to interesting stories of people from all over the world.

In Russian From Afar

Comedian Art Cai (@fartcai) has been an uncultured swine for too long. So he and another comedian friend Fernando Ruiz (@oakcliffdaddy) and Toren deRosa (@torenderosa) set out to learn anything and everything they can-- by talking to the people. From hobbies to personal experiences and everything in between (e.g. ghost hunting, foreskin restoration, becoming a monk), they stuff their hungry gobs with all of it on TEACH ME GOOD (@teachmegoodpodcast).

Teach Me Good

The curators at the University of Oxford's Ashmolean Museum have been recording bite-sized tales of the wonderful, and sometimes unexpected, life of a museum. We can’t wait to share them with you! Museum Secrets is produced and presented by Lucie Dawkins.

Museum Secrets

Join us as we explore how the Bible and history mix. Featuring author, teacher, and historian Rebekah Johnson, we will be going through the Bible chronologically and seeing how history aligns with it. From the creation week and the pre-flood world to the star of Bethlehem and beyond, we will have fun diving into it all.

The Bible in History

Host and creator of the "Macabre Mondays" universe, Malia Miglino brings you her first ever podcast, "Madames & Murderers." 

"Madames & Murderers" is a historical podcast where Malia shares her favorite tales of murder, crime, Victorian Madames and everything macabre.

Host and creator of the "Macabre Mondays" universe, Malia Miglino brings you her first ever podcast, "Madames & Murderers." "Madames & Murderers" is a historical podcast where Malia shares her favorite tales of murder, crime, Victorian Madames and everything macabre.

Host and creator of the "Macabre Mondays" universe, Malia Miglino brings you her first ever podcast, "Madames &amp; Murderers." 

"Madames &amp; Murderers" is a historical podcast where Malia shares her favorite tales of murder, crime, Victorian Madames and everything macabre.

Madames & Murderers Podcast

Historians Gregory Howell (PhD) and Jim Wibberding (DMin) take us on a journey through the world of Adventist history with interviews, discoveries, and details you won't hear anywhere else.

Adventist Pilgrimage

How We Got Here is a podcast for journalists about how history and identity shape narrative. George Floyd’s murder, the Black Lives Matter movement, the election, the attempted coup  - they’ve all brought America to a reckoning with its national character. Six professors from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism take a step back to examine the historical context of today’s news. They look at how race, gender, class, immigration and American empire impact the stories we cover and how we tell them.

How We Got Here is a podcast for journalists about how history and identity shape narrative. George Floyd’s murder, the Black Lives Matter movement, the election, the attempted coup - they’ve all brought America to a reckoning with its national character. Six professors from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism take a step back to examine the historical context of today’s news. They look at how race, gender, class, immigration and American empire impact the stories we cover and how we tell them.

How We Got Here

Medieval warfare with Kelly DeVries and Michael Livingston - talking about battles, sieges, and military history in the Middle Ages.

Bow and Blade

Activist Pauli Murray said that all you needed to start a revolution is a typewriter… And a lot of guts. This is the story of how Title IX came to pass and how the women behind the scenes in Washington, D.C. created the academic sex revolution. The nerdy revolutionaries: Bunny Sandler, Patsy T. Mink, Edith Green, and Pauli Murray, among others—women who left behind clues about their lives, not just what they achieved, but how they did it, and who they were, little pieces that we pick up and find along the way. The Feminist Files is a series that digs down into the nitty-gritty of change and mobilization: how it actually happened, how women organized and how the opposition organized against them.&nbsp;The blood, sweat, and tears of that movement. The revolution which led in 1972 to the passage of Title IX: 37 words that changed the world. Host Leigh Fondakowski and an all-star cast led by Jodie Foster and Samira Wiley, dig deep into the archives to uncover and reveal the secret origin of Title IX.

Activist Pauli Murray said that all you needed to start a revolution is a typewriter… And a lot of guts. This is the story of how Title IX came to pass and how the women behind the scenes in Washington, D.C. created the academic sex revolution. The nerdy revolutionaries: Bunny Sandler, Patsy T. Mink, Edith Green, and Pauli Murray, among others—women who left behind clues about their lives, not just what they achieved, but how they did it, and who they were, little pieces that we pick up and find along the way. The Feminist Files is a series that digs down into the nitty-gritty of change and mobilization: how it actually happened, how women organized and how the opposition organized against them. The blood, sweat, and tears of that movement. The revolution which led in 1972 to the passage of Title IX: 37 words that changed the world. Host Leigh Fondakowski and an all-star cast led by Jodie Foster and Samira Wiley, dig deep into the archives to uncover and reveal the secret origin of Title IX.

Feminist Files

At the heart of HappenedHere.com are 4-5 minute stories that transport you to another era, answering the wonderfully simple question: “I wonder what happened here?”. We help you imagine “what happened here,” in this very location, on this very ground, to imagine in whose footsteps you might be treading, to be intrigued by people and their stories from the very recent to the very distant past.

Happened Here

Barack Obama is widely regarded as one of the greatest public speakers of all time. He is known for his eloquence, his ability to connect with his audience, and his use of powerful language and imagery to convey his message.Obama's speeches are often characterized by their clarity, their focus on substance, and their use of personal stories and anecdotes. He is also a master of the rhetorical device of repetition, which he uses to emphasize his key points and drive them home to his audience.Obama is also known for his ability to deliver his speeches in a way that is both engaging and informative. He uses a variety of vocal techniques, such as pauses, emphasis, and changes in tone, to keep his audience's attention. He also uses gestures and facial expressions to convey his emotions and make his speeches more personal.Here are some specific examples of Obama's strengths as a public speaker: <ul><li>Clarity and focus on substance: Obama's speeches are always clear and concise, and they are always focused on substance. He avoids using jargon or technical language, and he always takes the time to explain complex issues in a way that is easy to understand.</li><li>Use of personal stories and anecdotes: Obama often uses personal stories and anecdotes in his speeches to connect with his audience and to illustrate his points. This makes his speeches more relatable and engaging.</li><li>Use of repetition: Obama is a master of the rhetorical device of repetition. He uses it to emphasize his key points and drive them home to his audience.</li><li>Engaging and informative delivery: Obama delivers his speeches in a way that is both engaging and informative. He uses a variety of vocal techniques and gestures to keep his audience's attention and to convey his emotions.</li></ul>Some of Obama's most famous speeches include: <ul><li>2008 Democratic National Convention acceptance speech: In this speech, Obama accepted the Democratic nomination for President of the United States. He delivered a powerful and inspiring speech that called for a new kind of politics based on hope and change.</li><li>2009 inaugural address: In this speech, Obama was inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States. He spoke about the challenges facing the country and called for Americans to unite and work together to overcome them.</li><li>2015 eulogy for Reverend Clementa Pinckney: In this eulogy, Obama spoke about the life and legacy of Reverend Clementa Pinckney, one of the nine victims of the Charleston church shooting. He delivered a moving and powerful speech that called for an end to gun violence and racial injustice.</li></ul>These are just a few examples of Barack Obama's many public speaking engagements. Throughout his career, Obama has used his voice to advocate for hope, change, and justice. He is a powerful and inspiring speaker who continues to make a difference in the world.

Barack Obama is widely regarded as one of the greatest public speakers of all time. He is known for his eloquence, his ability to connect with his audience, and his use of powerful language and imagery to convey his message.Obama's speeches are often characterized by their clarity, their focus on substance, and their use of personal stories and anecdotes. He is also a master of the rhetorical device of repetition, which he uses to emphasize his key points and drive them home to his audience.Obama is also known for his ability to deliver his speeches in a way that is both engaging and informative. He uses a variety of vocal techniques, such as pauses, emphasis, and changes in tone, to keep his audience's attention. He also uses gestures and facial expressions to convey his emotions and make his speeches more personal.Here are some specific examples of Obama's strengths as a public speaker:Clarity and focus on substance: Obama's speeches are always clear and concise, and they are always focused on substance. He avoids using jargon or technical language, and he always takes the time to explain complex issues in a way that is easy to understand.Use of personal stories and anecdotes: Obama often uses personal stories and anecdotes in his speeches to connect with his audience and to illustrate his points. This makes his speeches more relatable and engaging.Use of repetition: Obama is a master of the rhetorical device of repetition. He uses it to emphasize his key points and drive them home to his audience.Engaging and informative delivery: Obama delivers his speeches in a way that is both engaging and informative. He uses a variety of vocal techniques and gestures to keep his audience's attention and to convey his emotions.Some of Obama's most famous speeches include:2008 Democratic National Convention acceptance speech: In this speech, Obama accepted the Democratic nomination for President of the United States. He delivered a powerful and inspiring speech that called for a new kind of politics based on hope and change.2009 inaugural address: In this speech, Obama was inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States. He spoke about the challenges facing the country and called for Americans to unite and work together to overcome them.2015 eulogy for Reverend Clementa Pinckney: In this eulogy, Obama spoke about the life and legacy of Reverend Clementa Pinckney, one of the nine victims of the Charleston church shooting. He delivered a moving and powerful speech that called for an end to gun violence and racial injustice.These are just a few examples of Barack Obama's many public speaking engagements. Throughout his career, Obama has used his voice to advocate for hope, change, and justice. He is a powerful and inspiring speaker who continues to make a difference in the world.

Barack Obama is widely regarded as one of the greatest public speakers of all time. He is known for his eloquence, his ability to connect with his audience, and his use of powerful language and imagery to convey his message.Obama's speeches are often characterized by their clarity, their focus on substance, and their use of personal stories and anecdotes. He is also a master of the rhetorical device of repetition, which he uses to emphasize his key points and drive them home to his audience.Obama is also known for his ability to deliver his speeches in a way that is both engaging and informative. He uses a variety of vocal techniques, such as pauses, emphasis, and changes in tone, to keep his audience's attention. He also uses gestures and facial expressions to convey his emotions and make his speeches more personal.Here are some specific examples of Obama's strengths as a public speaker: <ul><li>Clarity and focus on substance: Obama's speeches are always clear and concise, and they are always focused on substance. He avoids using jargon or technical language, and he always takes the time to explain complex issues in a way that is easy to understand.</li><li>Use of personal stories and anecdotes: Obama often uses personal stories and anecdotes in his speeches to connect with his audience and to illustrate his points. This makes his speeches more relatable and engaging.</li><li>Use of repetition: Obama is a master of the rhetorical device of repetition. He uses it to emphasize his key points and drive them home to his audience.</li><li>Engaging and informative delivery: Obama delivers his speeches in a way that is both engaging and informative. He uses a variety of vocal techniques and gestures to keep his audience's attention and to convey his emotions.</li></ul>Some of Obama's most famous speeches include: <ul><li>2008 Democratic National Convention acceptance speech: In this speech, Obama accepted the Democratic nomination for President of the United States. He delivered a powerful and inspiring speech that called for a new kind of politics based on hope and change.</li><li>2009 inaugural address: In this speech, Obama was inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States. He spoke about the challenges facing the country and called for Americans to unite and work together to overcome them.</li><li>2015 eulogy for Reverend Clementa Pinckney: In this eulogy, Obama spoke about the life and legacy of Reverend Clementa Pinckney, one of the nine victims of the Charleston church shooting. He delivered a moving and powerful speech that called for an end to gun violence and racial injustice.</li></ul>These are just a few examples of Barack Obama's many public speaking engagements. Throughout his career, Obama has used his voice to advocate for hope, change, and justice. He is a powerful and inspiring speaker who continues to make a difference in the world.

Barack Obama - Great Speeches

Most sports fans know Hannah Storm from her skills as a host, commentator across many sports networks and as an anchor for Sports Center on ESPN. What most fans don't know however, is her unique story and the story of her family that centers at the heart of pro basketball.
Hannah grew up on basketball literally, as her father Mike Storen was a GM, owner and eventually Commissioner of the ABA League in the seventies. Her life of growing up around basketball legends and pioneers in professional sports paved the way for her historic television career.
In association with the NBA and iHeartMedia, Hannah will tell her amazing story in a multi-part podcast series featuring legendary hall of famers, current NBA superstars, and basketball media personalities. Interviews, archive audio, and first person narrative will interweave her personal story with the history of modern professional basketball.

Most sports fans know Hannah Storm from her skills as a host, commentator across many sports networks and as an anchor for Sports Center on ESPN. What most fans don't know however, is her unique story and the story of her family that centers at the heart of pro basketball. Hannah grew up on basketball literally, as her father Mike Storen was a GM, owner and eventually Commissioner of the ABA League in the seventies. Her life of growing up around basketball legends and pioneers in professional sports paved the way for her historic television career. In association with the NBA and iHeartMedia, Hannah will tell her amazing story in a multi-part podcast series featuring legendary hall of famers, current NBA superstars, and basketball media personalities. Interviews, archive audio, and first person narrative will interweave her personal story with the history of modern professional basketball.

Most sports fans know Hannah Storm from her skills as a host, commentator across many sports networks and as an anchor for Sports Center on ESPN. What most fans don't know however, is her unique story and the story of her family that centers at the heart of pro basketball.
Hannah grew up on basketball literally, as her father Mike Storen was a GM, owner and eventually Commissioner of the ABA League in the seventies. Her life of growing up around basketball legends and pioneers in professional sports paved the way for her historic television career.
In association with the NBA and iHeartMedia, Hannah will tell her amazing story in a multi-part podcast series featuring legendary hall of famers, current NBA superstars, and basketball media personalities. Interviews, archive audio, and first person narrative will interweave her personal story with the history of modern professional basketball.&nbsp;

NBA DNA with Hannah Storm

"The best history podcast I've heard in years." - The Sunday Times
 
"Three million is great radio... and needs to be heard." - The Observer.
 
During the Second World War, at least three million Indian people, who were British subjects, died in the Bengal Famine. It was one of the largest losses of civilian life on the Allied side. But there is no memorial to them anywhere in the world - not even a plaque. Can three million people disappear from public memory?
 
From the award-winning creator and presenter of Partition Voices and Three Pounds in My Pocket, this is the story of the 1943 Bengal Famine in British India - the forgotten story of World War Two. For the first time it is told by those who were there - farmers and fishermen, artists and writers, colonial British and everyday citizens. Nearly all of the testimony in the series has never been broadcast before.
 
Eighty years on, those who lived through it are a vanishing generation. Time is running out to record their memories.

"The best history podcast I've heard in years." - The Sunday Times "Three million is great radio... and needs to be heard." - The Observer. During the Second World War, at least three million Indian people, who were British subjects, died in the Bengal Famine. It was one of the largest losses of civilian life on the Allied side. But there is no memorial to them anywhere in the world - not even a plaque. Can three million people disappear from public memory? From the award-winning creator and presenter of Partition Voices and Three Pounds in My Pocket, this is the story of the 1943 Bengal Famine in British India - the forgotten story of World War Two. For the first time it is told by those who were there - farmers and fishermen, artists and writers, colonial British and everyday citizens. Nearly all of the testimony in the series has never been broadcast before. Eighty years on, those who lived through it are a vanishing generation. Time is running out to record their memories.

Three Million

The Terror Cellar – The Real Ghost Stories Podcast Everyone’s Talking About   The Terror Cellar is the fast rising paranormal podcast for true ghost stories, supernatural encounters, and real life hauntings. Hosted by Andy Crofts, whose grounded, natural style makes even the strangest encounters feel all too real, each episode explores listener submitted ghost stories, and true paranormal events that defy explanation. Whether you’re into paranormal investigations, urban legends, or eerie confessions too real to ignore, this show delivers. Already a favorite in the world of true paranormal podcasts, The Terror Cellar is a chilling archive of the unexplained. Got a terrifying encounter of your own? Submit it now, and you might just hear it on a future episode. Subscribe, listen, and enter the shadows, because once you’re inside The Terror Cellar, there’s no going back. 👁️‍🗨️👻 JOIN US ON PATREON  Become a member on Patreon and join the Terror Cellar community. By supporting our podcast you receive bonus episodes, a shout out on the show, behind the scenes clips + more <a href="https://www.patreon.com/theterrorcellarpodcast" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.patreon.com/theterrorcellarpodcast</a> JOIN US ON INSTAGRAM <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theterrorcellarpodcast" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.instagram.com/theterrorcellarpodcast</a> SUBMIT YOUR STORY theterrorcellarpodcast@gmail.com

The Terror Cellar – The Real Ghost Stories Podcast Everyone’s Talking About The Terror Cellar is the fast rising paranormal podcast for true ghost stories, supernatural encounters, and real life hauntings. Hosted by Andy Crofts, whose grounded, natural style makes even the strangest encounters feel all too real, each episode explores listener submitted ghost stories, and true paranormal events that defy explanation.Whether you’re into paranormal investigations, urban legends, or eerie confessions too real to ignore, this show delivers.Already a favorite in the world of true paranormal podcasts, The Terror Cellar is a chilling archive of the unexplained.Got a terrifying encounter of your own? Submit it now, and you might just hear it on a future episode.Subscribe, listen, and enter the shadows, because once you’re inside The Terror Cellar, there’s no going back. 👁️‍🗨️👻JOIN US ON PATREON Become a member on Patreon and join the Terror Cellar community. By supporting our podcast you receive bonus episodes, a shout out on the show, behind the scenes clips + more https://www.patreon.com/theterrorcellarpodcastJOIN US ON INSTAGRAMwww.instagram.com/theterrorcellarpodcastSUBMIT YOUR STORYtheterrorcellarpodcast@gmail.com

The Terror Cellar – The Real Ghost Stories Podcast Everyone’s Talking About &nbsp; The Terror Cellar is the fast rising paranormal podcast for true ghost stories, supernatural encounters, and real life hauntings. Hosted by Andy Crofts, whose grounded, natural style makes even the strangest encounters feel all too real, each episode explores listener submitted ghost stories, and true paranormal events that defy explanation. Whether you’re into paranormal investigations, urban legends, or eerie confessions too real to ignore, this show delivers. Already a favorite in the world of true paranormal podcasts, The Terror Cellar is a chilling archive of the unexplained. Got a terrifying encounter of your own? Submit it now, and you might just hear it on a future episode. Subscribe, listen, and enter the shadows, because once you’re inside The Terror Cellar, there’s no going back. 👁️‍🗨️👻 JOIN US ON PATREON&nbsp; Become a member on Patreon and join the Terror Cellar community. By supporting our podcast you receive bonus episodes, a shout out on the show, behind the scenes clips + more&nbsp;<a href="https://www.patreon.com/theterrorcellarpodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.patreon.com/theterrorcellarpodcast</a> JOIN US ON INSTAGRAM <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theterrorcellarpodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.instagram.com/theterrorcellarpodcast</a> SUBMIT YOUR STORY theterrorcellarpodcast@gmail.com

The Terror Cellar - Real Paranormal Stories

Step into the shadowy corners of history and literature with me, Cinzia DuBois, the Lady of the Library. In this podcast, we uncover the haunting tales that have been forgotten, buried in the pages of ancient texts and hidden in plain sight. From chilling ghost stories and eerie folklore to the dark events that shaped history, each episode is a journey into the macabre and the mysterious. Whether it's the forgotten legends of Edinburgh, the supernatural whispers of the past, or the unsettling truths behind ancient myths, you'll find yourself drawn into stories that captivate and unsettle you. Join me as we turn the pages on the darker side of history, one spine-tingling story at a time. ✨ Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Cinzia 💌&nbsp; Sign up for my newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/4j3rhdkm 🏺 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CinziaDuBois 🏛️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lady.of.the.library

Step into the shadowy corners of history and literature with me, Cinzia DuBois, the Lady of the Library. In this podcast, we uncover the haunting tales that have been forgotten, buried in the pages of ancient texts and hidden in plain sight. From chilling ghost stories and eerie folklore to the dark events that shaped history, each episode is a journey into the macabre and the mysterious. Whether it's the forgotten legends of Edinburgh, the supernatural whispers of the past, or the unsettling truths behind ancient myths, you'll find yourself drawn into stories that captivate and unsettle you. Join me as we turn the pages on the darker side of history, one spine-tingling story at a time. ✨ Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Cinzia 💌  Sign up for my newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/4j3rhdkm 🏺 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CinziaDuBois 🏛️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lady.of.the.library

Lady of the Library

Estela and I (Barbara) are sister in laws who share a major love for true crime and coffee, as many other people! We thought to ourselves “Why not just record our crime talks while drinking coffee?!” so here we are. We hope you enjoy this lighthearted podcast and bear with us while we iron out some details. Thank you and gracias! Barbara and Estela.&nbsp;

Estela and I (Barbara) are sister in laws who share a major love for true crime and coffee, as many other people! We thought to ourselves “Why not just record our crime talks while drinking coffee?!” so here we are. We hope you enjoy this lighthearted podcast and bear with us while we iron out some details. Thank you and gracias! Barbara and Estela. 

Cafecito & Crime

Podcast to battle misinformation, miseducation, and all around willful ignorance of history.

Backwards History

PillowVoices: Dance Through Time brings listeners closer to notable dance artists connected with Jacob's Pillow, from 1933 to today. Each piece exemplifies Jacob's Pillow's mission to 'support dance creation, presentation, education, and preservation; and to engage and deepen public appreciation and support for dance' by utilizing archival recordings brought to life in the personal stories and narration of current thought-leaders and scholars. Jacob's Pillow, lauded by The New York Times as "the dance center of the nation," is a National Historic Landmark, a recipient of the prestigious National Medal of Arts, and home to America’s longest-running international dance festival, located in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts.  
PillowVoices is directed and produced by Jennifer Edwards. Ellis Rovin and James Sleeman are our composers and engineers. Music for the opening is by J.S. Bach and the closing theme is by Jess Meeker, both performed by Meeker. Content curator is Norton Owen, and associate curator is Patsy Gay.

PillowVoices: Dance Through Time brings listeners closer to notable dance artists connected with Jacob's Pillow, from 1933 to today. Each piece exemplifies Jacob's Pillow's mission to 'support dance creation, presentation, education, and preservation; and to engage and deepen public appreciation and support for dance' by utilizing archival recordings brought to life in the personal stories and narration of current thought-leaders and scholars. Jacob's Pillow, lauded by The New York Times as "the dance center of the nation," is a National Historic Landmark, a recipient of the prestigious National Medal of Arts, and home to America’s longest-running international dance festival, located in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts. PillowVoices is directed and produced by Jennifer Edwards. Ellis Rovin and James Sleeman are our composers and engineers. Music for the opening is by J.S. Bach and the closing theme is by Jess Meeker, both performed by Meeker. Content curator is Norton Owen, and associate curator is Patsy Gay.

PillowVoices: Dance Through Time

Introducing… Folklorica! A podcast about stories hosted by two people who really like hearing, reading and even telling, you guessed it, stories. We’re your hosts Clayton Steacker and Maggie Boles. We are amateur ethnographers. Gifted googlers. We travel the world (metaphorically because we don’t really have money) and bring back folk tales and legends from far and wide. Have you ever heard the story of the legless knight? Well get ready for that and more! We read, we learn, we discuss, and of course, we struggle to pronounce names. But the important thing is WE TRY. Join us every Thursday for Folklorica!  From Straw Hut Media

Introducing… Folklorica! A podcast about stories hosted by two people who really like hearing, reading and even telling, you guessed it, stories. We’re your hosts Clayton Steacker and Maggie Boles. We are amateur ethnographers. Gifted googlers. We travel the world (metaphorically because we don’t really have money) and bring back folk tales and legends from far and wide. Have you ever heard the story of the legless knight? Well get ready for that and more! We read, we learn, we discuss, and of course, we struggle to pronounce names. But the important thing is WE TRY. Join us every Thursday for Folklorica! From Straw Hut Media

Introducing… Folklorica! A podcast about stories hosted by two people who really like hearing, reading and even telling, you guessed it, stories. We’re your hosts Clayton Steacker and Maggie Boles. We are amateur ethnographers. Gifted googlers. We travel the world (metaphorically because we don’t really have money) and bring back folk tales and legends from far and wide. Have you ever heard the story of the legless knight? Well get ready for that and more! We read, we learn, we discuss, and of course, we struggle to pronounce names. But the important thing is WE TRY. Join us every Thursday for Folklorica!&nbsp; From Straw Hut Media

Folklorica

A podcast where the people, places, happenings and history of West Seattle intersect.

All Ways West Seattle

Looking at folklore through history to understand people's perceptions of nature through time.

History and Folklore Podcast

Diving deep into a variety of subjects where the truth isn't what's on the surface, you have to go down the hole!

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Diving deep into a variety of subjects where the truth isn't what's on the surface, you have to go down the hole! linktr.ee/DTRHPod

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Office Hours

New Books in World Affairs

Storied

Many Things Considered

Historias: The Spanish History Podcast

Bunny Trails: A Word History Podcast

The Truth Quest Podcast

História Preta

Re/Collecting Chapel Hill

True Crime Timeline

Infectious Historians

Ithihasa India History Podcast

In Russian From Afar

Teach Me Good

Museum Secrets

The Bible in History

Madames & Murderers Podcast

Adventist Pilgrimage

How We Got Here

Bow and Blade

Feminist Files

Happened Here

Barack Obama - Great Speeches

NBA DNA with Hannah Storm

Three Million

The Terror Cellar - Real Paranormal Stories

Lady of the Library

Cafecito & Crime

Backwards History

PillowVoices: Dance Through Time

Folklorica

All Ways West Seattle

History and Folklore Podcast

Down The Rabbit Hole with Mitch Vuk

Living with Steam

Historical Fiction

Kinda Christian

What The History?!

Immigration Chats with Tejas and Kalpana

Bureau of Lost Culture

Understanding Congress

It Did Happen Here

تاریخ شفاهی بنیاد مطالعات ایران

Grandmother

旧世代

The Medieval Irish History Podcast

Circular Letter

FAQ-U: Ukraine Explained

Coast Files

STRAT