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철학 인물사

La pelota ya está en el aire. El fútbol es el mismo, la forma de contarlo es otra. Podcast integrante de la red UyCast.

Fútbol Portátil

Formerly the Mormon History Podcast, this podcast covers the history of The Church of Jesus Christ, its origins in ancient times and its restoration in latter-days, through The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It also examines Mormonism and the Latter-day Saint movement in general.

Peculiar People's History

Podcast bebas bicara apa aja,cerita misteri,percintaan,perjalanan dan kehidupan. Kalau kamu punya cerita menarik untuk diceritakan,cerita apa saja,kamu bisa cerita dipodcast ini,silahkan rekam atau tulis cerita kamu,kami akan mempublish cerita kamu disini,dengan syarat dan ketentuan yang berlaku. Silahkan email ke ibrahimlucken@gmail.com untuk pengiriman cerita,atau whatsapp ke 081996655170.

KosanMurah

Selamat datang di JendeMalam dimana menyajikan banyak hal di masalalu di ceritakan di masa kini selamat mendengarkan .

Jendela Malam

Aqui falaremos de diversos assuntos atuais como racismo,feminismo,lgbt, e etc
Estaremos tbm por dentro da história de tudo e mais outras coisas

Aqui falaremos de diversos assuntos atuais como racismo,feminismo,lgbt, e etc Estaremos tbm por dentro da história de tudo e mais outras coisas

bora falar?

Kala Lara

Voice of Saisrikanth

Past Conversations

Lifestyle - Indonesia

GeKv Gedenkfahrt Auschwitz (Jana K., Leon S. und Jan W.)

Alex Barker and Sam Conniff chat to some of today's best rule breakers - those who are willing to explore radical new territory and stick their head above the parapet for the greater good. The show tackles some uncomfortable conversation topics, and delves into what it really takes to be a modern pirate. Drawing on the principles in Sam's 2018 bestseller Be More Pirate, and the follow up, How to Be More Pirate, this podcast is a dose of inspiration for anyone wanting to challenge the status quo. If you're interested in being a guest on this podcast please contact alex@bemorepirate.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.

Alex Barker and Sam Conniff chat to some of today's best rule breakers - those who are willing to explore radical new territory and stick their head above the parapet for the greater good. The show tackles some uncomfortable conversation topics, and delves into what it really takes to be a modern pirate. Drawing on the principles in Sam's 2018 bestseller Be More Pirate, and the follow up, How to Be More Pirate, this podcast is a dose of inspiration for anyone wanting to challenge the status quo. If you're interested in being a guest on this podcast please contact alex@bemorepirate.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alex Barker and Sam Conniff chat to some of today's best rule breakers - those who are willing to explore radical new territory and stick their head above the parapet for the greater good. The show tackles some uncomfortable conversation topics, and delves into what it really takes to be a modern pirate. Drawing on the principles in Sam's 2018 bestseller Be More Pirate, and the follow up, How to Be More Pirate, this podcast is a dose of inspiration for anyone wanting to challenge the status quo. If you're interested in being a guest on this podcast please contact alex@bemorepirate.com Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Be More Pirate

"Hugin e Munin voa a cada dia sobre a terra espaçosa. Eu temo por Hugin, que ele não volte, ainda mais ansioso estou por Munin." (A Balada de Grímnir, século XIII) Enquanto Hugin (Pensamento) dá uma volta, Munin (Memória) grava podcasts.

Podcast do Munin

Macbeth-William Shakespeare

由粉絲專頁「韓國的筆記」的次長，以及「日日春放送局」的凱文所經營的節目。小孩子才做選擇，什麼都給我來一點！不論是韓國或台灣、時事或歷史、有營養的或惡搞的全部都在半半台。 ___ 歡迎追蹤 ▲日日春放送局FB：https://pse.is/4qs3sf ▲　韓國的筆記FB：https://pse.is/4sdpbf Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me">Firstory Hosting</a>

由粉絲專頁「韓國的筆記」的次長，以及「日日春放送局」的凱文所經營的節目。小孩子才做選擇，什麼都給我來一點！不論是韓國或台灣、時事或歷史、有營養的或惡搞的全部都在半半台。 ___ 歡迎追蹤 ▲日日春放送局FB：https://pse.is/4qs3sf ▲ 韓國的筆記FB：https://pse.is/4sdpbf Powered by Firstory Hosting

由粉絲專頁「韓國的筆記」的次長，以及「日日春放送局」的凱文所經營的節目。小孩子才做選擇，什麼都給我來一點！不論是韓國或台灣、時事或歷史、有營養的或惡搞的全部都在半半台。 ___ 歡迎追蹤 ▲日日春放送局FB：https://pse.is/4qs3sf ▲　韓國的筆記FB：https://pse.is/4sdpbf Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

半半台

The Lonely Podcast is a place to explore sensitive topics in an effort to bring people together by engaging in productive and fruitful discussions to share thoughts, exchange ideas, and also, have a laugh.

The Lonely Podcast

Adskillige ministre er blevet dræbt igennem den europæiske historie - myrdede, henrettede eller døde til selvmord. Men hvem var de? Hvorfor skulle de dø, og hvilken betydning havde det for de lande, de var ministre i? Det undersøger Kristoffer Lind og Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Bille i Ministermord.
Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

Adskillige ministre er blevet dræbt igennem den europæiske historie - myrdede, henrettede eller døde til selvmord. Men hvem var de? Hvorfor skulle de dø, og hvilken betydning havde det for de lande, de var ministre i? Det undersøger Kristoffer Lind og Simon Emil Ammitzbøll-Bille i Ministermord. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København.

Ministermord

Two Guys Talking Ship Podcast with Mike and Kipp covering all things related to shipping in the great Port of Baltimore.  As part of the Baltimore & Chesapeake Bay Shipwatchers, this weekly-ish podcast provides news and insight on the shipping and maritime industry in Baltimore.  Visit www.baltimoreshipwatchers.com for more information.  Happy Shipwatching !!

Two Guys Talking Ship Podcast with Mike and Kipp covering all things related to shipping in the great Port of Baltimore. As part of the Baltimore & Chesapeake Bay Shipwatchers, this weekly-ish podcast provides news and insight on the shipping and maritime industry in Baltimore. Visit www.baltimoreshipwatchers.com for more information. Happy Shipwatching !!

Two Guys Talking Ship Podcast with Mike and Kipp covering all things related to shipping in the great Port of Baltimore.  As part of the Baltimore &amp; Chesapeake Bay Shipwatchers, this weekly-ish podcast provides news and insight on the shipping and maritime industry in Baltimore.  Visit www.baltimoreshipwatchers.com for more information.  Happy Shipwatching !!

Two Guys Talking Ship Podcast

Quali passioni, scandali e desideri inconfessabili si celano dietro il bagliore di una tiara? In questo podcast dedicato alle royal family europee Francesco Vicario, giornalista del settimanale Gente ed esperto di casati e dinastie, racconta le faide più appassionanti, i grandi amori, i segreti delle principesse ribelli e i retroscena meno noti delle vicende che hanno animato le pagine di costume e le cronache reali negli ultimi decenni. Dai Windsor ai Borbone, dagli Orange-Nassau ai Grimaldi, Gente Reale è viaggio inedito e coinvolgente nel lato più umano e intimo di re e regine.  Gente Reale Un podcast originale di Hearst Italia, scritto da Francesco Vicario e Giovanna Gallo e realizzato da Hearst Visual Hub. Supervisione e produzione a cura di Francesco Ventrella Il direttore responsabile di Gente è Umberto Brindani Sound design e montaggio a cura di Niccolò Jotti Registrato negli studi TransPerfect di Milano

Quali passioni, scandali e desideri inconfessabili si celano dietro il bagliore di una tiara? In questo podcast dedicato alle royal family europee Francesco Vicario, giornalista del settimanale Gente ed esperto di casati e dinastie, racconta le faide più appassionanti, i grandi amori, i segreti delle principesse ribelli e i retroscena meno noti delle vicende che hanno animato le pagine di costume e le cronache reali negli ultimi decenni. Dai Windsor ai Borbone, dagli Orange-Nassau ai Grimaldi, Gente Reale è viaggio inedito e coinvolgente nel lato più umano e intimo di re e regine. Gente RealeUn podcast originale di Hearst Italia, scritto da Francesco Vicario e Giovanna Gallo e realizzato da Hearst Visual Hub.Supervisione e produzione a cura di Francesco VentrellaIl direttore responsabile di Gente è Umberto BrindaniSound design e montaggio a cura di Niccolò JottiRegistrato negli studi TransPerfect di Milano

Quali passioni, scandali e desideri inconfessabili si celano dietro il bagliore di una tiara? In questo podcast dedicato alle royal family europee Francesco Vicario, giornalista del settimanale Gente ed esperto di casati e dinastie, racconta le faide più appassionanti, i grandi amori, i segreti delle principesse ribelli e i retroscena meno noti delle vicende che hanno animato le pagine di costume e le cronache reali negli ultimi decenni. Dai Windsor ai Borbone, dagli Orange-Nassau ai Grimaldi, Gente Reale è viaggio inedito e coinvolgente nel lato più umano e intimo di re e regine.&nbsp; Gente Reale Un podcast originale di Hearst Italia, scritto da Francesco Vicario e Giovanna Gallo e realizzato da Hearst Visual Hub. Supervisione e produzione a cura di Francesco Ventrella Il direttore responsabile di Gente è Umberto Brindani Sound design e montaggio a cura di Niccolò Jotti Registrato negli studi TransPerfect di Milano

Gente Reale

Audiorelics is a podcast that breathes life into the written word. From foundational historical texts to groundbreaking speeches, we transform influential documents into immersive audio experiences. Whether it’s the Federalist Papers, the Magna Carta, or inspiring orations that shaped history, Audiorelics presents them all—narrated with clarity and passion. Join us as we delve into the texts that have left their mark on the world, one voice at a time.

Audiorelics

La licra loiret s’engage chaque jour contre le racisme, l’antisémitisme et toutes les formes de discrimination.

licra loiret

Cuentos de terror

We open the doors of the boathouse: Inside Rowing culture as told through stories of the 1970's, 1990's, 2010's.    Seattle, Dublin, Aberdeen (UK), Oxford
You can decide - should rowing exist?

We open the doors of the boathouse: Inside Rowing culture as told through stories of the 1970's, 1990's, 2010's. Seattle, Dublin, Aberdeen (UK), Oxford You can decide - should rowing exist?

The Third Boat

&nbsp;"They Didn't Teach That At School" has been renamed The B-Side Bible. The B-Side Bible is a playful nod to the forgotten, overlooked, and underappreciated parts of Christianity and the Bible — much like a B-side on an old vinyl record. While the A-sides are the polished, well-known stories you hear in sermons (think Noah, Moses, and Jesus’ greatest hits), the B-sides are the strange visions, fringe characters, obscure rules, and wild moments hiding in the background.This podcast is your backstage pass to what didn’t make the sermon — the sacred oddities, quirky tales, and theological curveballs that rarely get the spotlight but are just as fascinating. Mark Kerrigan is a teacher with a bachelor of Education and a Master’s degree in Theological Studies. Mark has been teaching for twenty years and has also written 2 novels.&nbsp;

 "They Didn't Teach That At School" has been renamed The B-Side Bible. The B-Side Bible is a playful nod to the forgotten, overlooked, and underappreciated parts of Christianity and the Bible — much like a B-side on an old vinyl record. While the A-sides are the polished, well-known stories you hear in sermons (think Noah, Moses, and Jesus’ greatest hits), the B-sides are the strange visions, fringe characters, obscure rules, and wild moments hiding in the background. This podcast is your backstage pass to what didn’t make the sermon — the sacred oddities, quirky tales, and theological curveballs that rarely get the spotlight but are just as fascinating. Mark Kerrigan is a teacher with a bachelor of Education and a Master’s degree in Theological Studies. Mark has been teaching for twenty years and has also written 2 novels. 

The B-Side Bible: Your backstage pass to what didn't make the sermon.

Welcome to The Red Pill Patriot Podcast where truth is only common sense clarified.&nbsp; This show is dedicated first and foremost to speaking truth and cutting through the confusion and distractions that so often try to derail our growth as individuals, families and Americans. It is my sincere desire to provide entertainment and information all grounded in eternal truths and common sense. I hope that you'll join me in the journey.

Welcome to The Red Pill Patriot Podcast where truth is only common sense clarified.  This show is dedicated first and foremost to speaking truth and cutting through the confusion and distractions that so often try to derail our growth as individuals, families and Americans. It is my sincere desire to provide entertainment and information all grounded in eternal truths and common sense. I hope that you'll join me in the journey.

The Red Pill Patriot Podcast

An insightful and delightful podcast from 'The California Historical Radio Society (CHRS), highlighting the Bay Area's rich and significant contributions to the field.In our museum based in Alameda, California we house a vast collection of archival objects in our radio and broadcasting museum, featuring materials from local radio and television stations and private collectors that often appear in programs developed by CHRS members.The California Historical Radio Society (CHRS), a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization established in 1974, is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, research, and dissemination of early radio and broadcasting history. CHRS encompasses the Bay Area Radio Museum (BARM), which offers an online trove of audio recordings, documents, and photographs that chronicle the evolution of radio broadcasting in the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as BARHOF, the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame, which honors the most impactful contributions to the region's radio history.

An insightful and delightful podcast from 'The California Historical Radio Society (CHRS), highlighting the Bay Area's rich and significant contributions to the field. In our museum based in Alameda, California we house a vast collection of archival objects in our radio and broadcasting museum, featuring materials from local radio and television stations and private collectors that often appear in programs developed by CHRS members. The California Historical Radio Society (CHRS), a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization established in 1974, is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, research, and dissemination of early radio and broadcasting history. CHRS encompasses the Bay Area Radio Museum (BARM), which offers an online trove of audio recordings, documents, and photographs that chronicle the evolution of radio broadcasting in the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as BARHOF, the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame, which honors the most impactful contributions to the region's radio history.

Tuning In

Unlock the secrets of history with "History Unveiled." Each episode peels back the layers of time to reveal the true stories behind iconic events, lesser-known moments, and enduring mysteries. Dive deep into the past to see the world anew.

History Unveiled

The Good Times Hour hosted by Mace Man and Mister Bee, is a podcast dedicated to the preservation and presentation of the great stories from those who built not only disc golf, but all flying disc sports. Since 1957 the world has gone freak for the frisbee, and many people contributed many hours of work, play, and action towards the establishment of all flying disc sports. Their stories need to be told and archived. We consider this a living history project dedicated to and centered upon the object we hold near and dear. 

Mace Man has been active in disc golf in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex for over 30 years, running tournaments, selling merchandise, organizing clinics, and promoting the sport in any way he can. He has been to and helped operate the USDGC every year since 1999, and now he is getting much better known for the majestic glass trophies he makes for the Championship and the Memorial.

Mister Bee has been a player and promoter of disc golf since he began in 1993, running tournaments, working at the PDGA office, and organizing a province wide tour across Ontario. Located in Toronto, he has also been the Host with the Most Roasts for the last 8 years for one of the country’s biggest and most prestigious tournaments, the Toronto Island Maple Leaf.

The Good Times Hour hosted by Mace Man and Mister Bee, is a podcast dedicated to the preservation and presentation of the great stories from those who built not only disc golf, but all flying disc sports. Since 1957 the world has gone freak for the frisbee, and many people contributed many hours of work, play, and action towards the establishment of all flying disc sports. Their stories need to be told and archived. We consider this a living history project dedicated to and centered upon the object we hold near and dear. Mace Man has been active in disc golf in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex for over 30 years, running tournaments, selling merchandise, organizing clinics, and promoting the sport in any way he can. He has been to and helped operate the USDGC every year since 1999, and now he is getting much better known for the majestic glass trophies he makes for the Championship and the Memorial. Mister Bee has been a player and promoter of disc golf since he began in 1993, running tournaments, working at the PDGA office, and organizing a province wide tour across Ontario. Located in Toronto, he has also been the Host with the Most Roasts for the last 8 years for one of the country’s biggest and most prestigious tournaments, the Toronto Island Maple Leaf.

The Good Times Hour

Pour sa deuxième saison de “l’Odyssée ASPTT”, la fédération omnisports a décidé de mettre en lumière la vie de ses clubs affiliés.&nbsp; Comment démocratiser les pratiques sportives à l’échelle locale ?&nbsp;Comment lancer une nouvelle activité auprès de ses adhérents ?&nbsp;Comment équiper son club ? Organiser les inscriptions ? Faire évoluer le planning des activités ?La promotion du sport pour toutes et tous est une aventure collective aussi passionnante que pleine de défis.&nbsp;Au travers de 4 mini-séries, nous nous plongerons dans le quotidien de 4 clubs, très différents, pour trouver les réponses à toutes ces questions.&nbsp; Bienvenue dans l’Odyssée ASPTT saison 2 : la vie des clubs.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Pour sa deuxième saison de “l’Odyssée ASPTT”, la fédération omnisports a décidé de mettre en lumière la vie de ses clubs affiliés.  Comment démocratiser les pratiques sportives à l’échelle locale ?  Comment lancer une nouvelle activité auprès de ses adhérents ?  Comment équiper son club ? Organiser les inscriptions ? Faire évoluer le planning des activités ? La promotion du sport pour toutes et tous est une aventure collective aussi passionnante que pleine de défis.  Au travers de 4 mini-séries, nous nous plongerons dans le quotidien de 4 clubs, très différents, pour trouver les réponses à toutes ces questions.  Bienvenue dans l’Odyssée ASPTT saison 2 : la vie des clubs. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Pour sa deuxième saison de “l’Odyssée ASPTT”, la fédération omnisports a décidé de mettre en lumière la vie de ses clubs affiliés.&nbsp; Comment démocratiser les pratiques sportives à l’échelle locale ?&nbsp;Comment lancer une nouvelle activité auprès de ses adhérents ?&nbsp;Comment équiper son club ? Organiser les inscriptions ? Faire évoluer le planning des activités ?La promotion du sport pour toutes et tous est une aventure collective aussi passionnante que pleine de défis.&nbsp;Au travers de 4 mini-séries, nous nous plongerons dans le quotidien de 4 clubs, très différents, pour trouver les réponses à toutes ces questions.&nbsp; Bienvenue dans l’Odyssée ASPTT saison 2 : la vie des clubs.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite" rel="noopener noreferrer">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

L' Odyssée ASPTT

2020年11月上映的由王千源和吴彦祖主演的警匪大片《除暴》，其中吴彦祖饰演的自负又狂暴的“老鹰帮”老大张隼，其心狠手辣，狂妄自大给不少观众留下了深刻的印象。然而很多人都不知道的是，《除暴》中的张隼和他的“老鹰帮”都是有着历史原型的。张隼的历史原型就是上世纪九十年代闻名一时的“中国第一悍匪”张君。 而张君此人比电影中的张隼是有过之而无不及，此人于1993年首次犯下命案之后，毫无畏惧和悔过之心，在接下来的6年里在数个省市之间流窜，在重庆、湖南、湖北、云南、广西等地持枪持械抢劫、故意杀人、抢劫枪支弹药22次，致28人死亡、5人重伤、15人轻伤、2人轻微伤，劫得财物价值人民币536.9万元，抢劫出租轿车5辆、微型冲锋枪2支及子弹20发，有组织、有计划地制造了一系列骇人听闻的重大、特大刑事案件。他本人被冠上“中国头号悍匪”之名，给人民的生命与财产安全造成了严重的损失。 而张君之所以能造成这么大的伤害，其中不得不提的是张君的五名情妇。。。。

2020年11月上映的由王千源和吴彦祖主演的警匪大片《除暴》，其中吴彦祖饰演的自负又狂暴的“老鹰帮”老大张隼，其心狠手辣，狂妄自大给不少观众留下了深刻的印象。然而很多人都不知道的是，《除暴》中的张隼和他的“老鹰帮”都是有着历史原型的。张隼的历史原型就是上世纪九十年代闻名一时的“中国第一悍匪”张君。 而张君此人比电影中的张隼是有过之而无不及，此人于1993年首次犯下命案之后，毫无畏惧和悔过之心，在接下来的6年里在数个省市之间流窜，在重庆、湖南、湖北、云南、广西等地持枪持械抢劫、故意杀人、抢劫枪支弹药22次，致28人死亡、5人重伤、15人轻伤、2人轻微伤，劫得财物价值人民币536.9万元，抢劫出租轿车5辆、微型冲锋枪2支及子弹20发，有组织、有计划地制造了一系列骇人听闻的重大、特大刑事案件。他本人被冠上“中国头号悍匪”之名，给人民的生命与财产安全造成了严重的损失。 而张君之所以能造成这么大的伤害，其中不得不提的是张君的五名情妇。。。。

2020年11月上映的由王千源和吴彦祖主演的警匪大片《除暴》，其中吴彦祖饰演的自负又狂暴的“老鹰帮”老大张隼，其心狠手辣，狂妄自大给不少观众留下了深刻的印象。然而很多人都不知道的是，《除暴》中的张隼和他的“老鹰帮”都是有着历史原型的。张隼的历史原型就是上世纪九十年代闻名一时的“中国第一悍匪”张君。 而张君此人比电影中的张隼是有过之而无不及，此人于1993年首次犯下命案之后，毫无畏惧和悔过之心，在接下来的6年里在数个省市之间流窜，在重庆、湖南、湖北、云南、广西等地持枪持械抢劫、故意杀人、抢劫枪支弹药22次，致28人死亡、5人重伤、15人轻伤、2人轻微伤，劫得财物价值人民币536.9万元，抢劫出租轿车5辆、微型冲锋枪2支及子弹20发，有组织、有计划地制造了一系列骇人听闻的重大、特大刑事案件。他本人被冠上“中国头号悍匪”之名，给人民的生命与财产安全造成了严重的损失。 而张君之所以能造成这么大的伤害，其中不得不提的是张君的五名情妇。。。。

恐怖虐杀：中国悍匪录|刑侦|破案|多人有声剧|多播

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Podcast- sarja tuo inkeriläistä kulttuuria tutuksi kiinnostavien vieraiden, tarinoiden ja esitysten kautta.
Isäntänä toimii Tero Kekki, vuonna 1861 maaorjuudesta vapautuneen inkeriläisen, Joonas Kekin jälkeläinen.
Tero Kekki toimi yli 20 vuotta MTV:n uutisten toimittajana ja kirjeenvaihtajana Aasiassa ja Afrikassa. Hän teki lukuisia juttuja aasialaisten ja afrikkalaisten arjesta, kulttuurista ja historiasta, mutta koskaan hän ei tehnyt yhtään juttua inkeriläisestä kulttuurista ja identiteetistä.
Siksi tämä podcast- sarja tehtiin nyt.

Räppiä vai runoutta? Podcast- sarja tuo inkeriläistä kulttuuria tutuksi kiinnostavien vieraiden, tarinoiden ja esitysten kautta. Isäntänä toimii Tero Kekki, vuonna 1861 maaorjuudesta vapautuneen inkeriläisen, Joonas Kekin jälkeläinen. Tero Kekki toimi yli 20 vuotta MTV:n uutisten toimittajana ja kirjeenvaihtajana Aasiassa ja Afrikassa. Hän teki lukuisia juttuja aasialaisten ja afrikkalaisten arjesta, kulttuurista ja historiasta, mutta koskaan hän ei tehnyt yhtään juttua inkeriläisestä kulttuurista ja identiteetistä. Siksi tämä podcast- sarja tehtiin nyt.

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Embark on an auditory journey like no other with Outpost X, where each episode unravels the mysteries and adventures of a unique Utah hotel set in a distant, post-apocalyptic future. This podcast isn't just a tale about a destination; it's a vivid exploration of an outpost reborn from the ashes of a global catastrophe, standing as a symbol of resilience and innovation.

Join us as we navigate through Outpost X's intriguing past, from its survival amid solar flare devastation to its transformation into a sanctuary of art, culture, and survival secrets. As you listen, you'll traverse the narratives of intergalactic travelers, uncover hidden tales woven into the fabric of the hotel, and experience the otherworldly allure of this extraordinary escape.

Outpost X is more than just a podcast; it's a journey through sound and story, inviting you to immerse yourself in an audio odyssey that blurs the lines between reality and fiction. Step into the world of Outpost X, where every villa and zen dome has a story, and discover an experience that redefines the essence of adventure and storytelling under Utah's starlit skies.

Embark on an auditory journey like no other with Outpost X, where each episode unravels the mysteries and adventures of a unique Utah hotel set in a distant, post-apocalyptic future. This podcast isn't just a tale about a destination; it's a vivid exploration of an outpost reborn from the ashes of a global catastrophe, standing as a symbol of resilience and innovation. Join us as we navigate through Outpost X's intriguing past, from its survival amid solar flare devastation to its transformation into a sanctuary of art, culture, and survival secrets. As you listen, you'll traverse the narratives of intergalactic travelers, uncover hidden tales woven into the fabric of the hotel, and experience the otherworldly allure of this extraordinary escape. Outpost X is more than just a podcast; it's a journey through sound and story, inviting you to immerse yourself in an audio odyssey that blurs the lines between reality and fiction. Step into the world of Outpost X, where every villa and zen dome has a story, and discover an experience that redefines the essence of adventure and storytelling under Utah's starlit skies.

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Conversaciones en la Encrucijada&rdquo; es un podcast apasionante que explora temas candentes y desaf&iacute;os actuales. Desde la desigualdad econ&oacute;mica hasta la b&uacute;squeda de soluciones creativas, nos sumergimos en conversaciones profundas con expertos, activistas y personas comunes. Cada episodio ofrece una mirada cr&iacute;tica a los problemas que afectan a nuestra sociedad y busca inspirar cambios positivos.

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The Great Depression was making its way across the nation, leaving some families needing to find any work they could find just so they had food. So, when word spread that Union Carbide was starting a new tunnel project in West Virginia, many came from near and far in hopes of finding work.

At first, it seemed like an answered prayer in uncertain times. Then men began dying on the job.

Journalist Hannah Morgan tells the haunting story of corruption and greed. 

This podcast is the product of research conducted for a master's project at West Virginia University's Reed College of Media.

The Great Depression was making its way across the nation, leaving some families needing to find any work they could find just so they had food. So, when word spread that Union Carbide was starting a new tunnel project in West Virginia, many came from near and far in hopes of finding work. At first, it seemed like an answered prayer in uncertain times. Then men began dying on the job. Journalist Hannah Morgan tells the haunting story of corruption and greed. This podcast is the product of research conducted for a master's project at West Virginia University's Reed College of Media.

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The origins of April Fools' Day remain shrouded in mystery, but the tradition of playing pranks on the first of April has been observed since at least Renaissance Europe, with roots that likely extend even further back in history. Despite numerous theories attempting to trace the holiday's beginnings to ancient Roman festivals like Hilaria or to the reign of Emperor Constantine, conclusive evidence supporting these claims is scarce. One oft-repeated story, itself an example of an April Fools' hoax, suggests that the holiday began in France in 1564 when King Charles IX officially moved the celebration of the New Year to January 1st. According to this tale, those who resisted the change or simply forgot about it continued to celebrate during the week ending on April 1st, thus becoming the target of mockery and foolish gifts or invitations to nonexistent parties. However, this story lacks historical evidence and is more likely an intriguing speculation than a factual account. The earliest unambiguous reference to April Fools' Day can be found in a 1561 Flemish poem by Eduard De Dene. In this work, a nobleman sends his servant on a series of absurd errands on April 1st, establishing a tradition of "fool's errands" that remains popular to this day. This type of prank, which involves sending someone on a fruitless quest for a nonexistent object or person, has endured for centuries as a classic April Fools' Day joke. In England, the first mention of the holiday comes from antiquarian John Aubrey, who referred to it as "Fooles Holy Day" in his 1686 work, "Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme." A few decades later, in 1760, Poor Robin's Almanac speculated about the origin of the day, admitting that neither the author nor the people themselves knew why it was celebrated. This early reference highlights the long-standing mystery surrounding the holiday's roots. Across the Atlantic, a 1771 diary entry by Anna Green Winslow in Boston demonstrates that April Fools' Day was well-known in both Canada and New England by the late 18th century. Green's playful entry, in which she reminds her mother of a prank played by her father three years earlier, showcases the holiday's role in fostering lighthearted family humor. As the 19th century progressed, April Fools' Day became increasingly widespread and popular, with frequent references appearing in newspapers and magazines. Pranks evolved into more elaborate forms, often depicted in political cartoons and illustrations of the era. Three common artistic representations emerged: a brick placed under a hat on a sidewalk, tempting passersby to kick the hat; a desirable object tied to a hidden string, yanked away by a concealed prankster when someone attempted to claim it; and a heated coin left for unsuspecting individuals to pick up, resulting in a painful surprise. The holiday also found its way into folksong, as evidenced by the ballad "Campbell the Drover" or "The First Day of April." This tune, collected by Alan Lomax in Michigan in 1938, recounts the tale of an clever Irishman who outsmarts his English neighbors in a battle of April Fools' trickery. The song's popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of the holiday's mischievous spirit across cultural boundaries. In the United States, April Fools' Day has long been a favorite among schoolchildren, who delight in playing pranks on their teachers. One common trick, recalled by Dr. Samuel Lathan from his school days in the 1850s, involved locking the teacher out of the school altogether. This tradition persisted well into the 20th century, as evidenced by a 1968 interview with an African American student in Washington, D.C., who recounted a classmate's prank involving tacks on the teacher's chair. Today, April Fools' Day remains a widely celebrated holiday, with people across the globe continuing to engage in pranks and hoaxes both online and in the real world. From fake news articles to elaborate corporate stunts, the spirit of the day has adapted to modern times while retaining its essential character. Despite the holiday's mysterious origins and the many theories surrounding its beginnings, the custom of fooling and being fooled on April 1st has endured for centuries. It has become an international tradition that brings laughter, joy, and a sense of lighthearted camaraderie to the start of spring. As we continue to observe April Fools' Day, it is worth reflecting on the enduring power of this seemingly frivolous holiday. In a world often marked by seriousness and strife, the opportunity to engage in harmless mischief and to laugh at ourselves and with others serves as a valuable reminder of the importance of humor and playfulness in our lives. Moreover, the holiday's longevity and global appeal speak to the universal human need for levity and the shared experience of being both the fool and the fooler. April Fools' Day, in its own unique way, binds us together across cultures, generations, and geographical boundaries, reminding us of our common humanity and the timeless joy of a well-executed prank. As we look to the future, it is likely that April Fools' Day will continue to evolve and adapt to new technologies and social norms. Yet, at its core, the holiday will remain a celebration of the human spirit's capacity for creativity, humor, and resilience. In a world that can often be unpredictable and challenging, April Fools' Day offers a welcome respite and a chance to embrace the lighter side of life. So, as we approach each new April 1st, let us embrace the opportunity to indulge in a bit of harmless tomfoolery. Whether we find ourselves on the giving or receiving end of a prank, let us remember the rich history and enduring spirit of this beloved holiday. And let us continue to pass down the tradition of April Fools' Day to future generations, ensuring that the laughter and merriment it brings will endure for centuries to come. In conclusion, April Fools' Day, with its enigmatic past and centuries-old traditions, stands as a testament to the enduring power of humor and the universal human need for laughter and lightheartedness. As we continue to observe this holiday, let us celebrate the joy, creativity, and sense of community it fosters, and let us embrace the opportunity to add our own unique contributions to its ongoing story. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

The origins of April Fools' Day remain shrouded in mystery, but the tradition of playing pranks on the first of April has been observed since at least Renaissance Europe, with roots that likely extend even further back in history. Despite numerous theories attempting to trace the holiday's beginnings to ancient Roman festivals like Hilaria or to the reign of Emperor Constantine, conclusive evidence supporting these claims is scarce. One oft-repeated story, itself an example of an April Fools' hoax, suggests that the holiday began in France in 1564 when King Charles IX officially moved the celebration of the New Year to January 1st. According to this tale, those who resisted the change or simply forgot about it continued to celebrate during the week ending on April 1st, thus becoming the target of mockery and foolish gifts or invitations to nonexistent parties. However, this story lacks historical evidence and is more likely an intriguing speculation than a factual account. The earliest unambiguous reference to April Fools' Day can be found in a 1561 Flemish poem by Eduard De Dene. In this work, a nobleman sends his servant on a series of absurd errands on April 1st, establishing a tradition of "fool's errands" that remains popular to this day. This type of prank, which involves sending someone on a fruitless quest for a nonexistent object or person, has endured for centuries as a classic April Fools' Day joke. In England, the first mention of the holiday comes from antiquarian John Aubrey, who referred to it as "Fooles Holy Day" in his 1686 work, "Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme." A few decades later, in 1760, Poor Robin's Almanac speculated about the origin of the day, admitting that neither the author nor the people themselves knew why it was celebrated. This early reference highlights the long-standing mystery surrounding the holiday's roots. Across the Atlantic, a 1771 diary entry by Anna Green Winslow in Boston demonstrates that April Fools' Day was well-known in both Canada and New England by the late 18th century. Green's playful entry, in which she reminds her mother of a prank played by her father three years earlier, showcases the holiday's role in fostering lighthearted family humor. As the 19th century progressed, April Fools' Day became increasingly widespread and popular, with frequent references appearing in newspapers and magazines. Pranks evolved into more elaborate forms, often depicted in political cartoons and illustrations of the era. Three common artistic representations emerged: a brick placed under a hat on a sidewalk, tempting passersby to kick the hat; a desirable object tied to a hidden string, yanked away by a concealed prankster when someone attempted to claim it; and a heated coin left for unsuspecting individuals to pick up, resulting in a painful surprise. The holiday also found its way into folksong, as evidenced by the ballad "Campbell the Drover" or "The First Day of April." This tune, collected by Alan Lomax in Michigan in 1938, recounts the tale of an clever Irishman who outsmarts his English neighbors in a battle of April Fools' trickery. The song's popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of the holiday's mischievous spirit across cultural boundaries. In the United States, April Fools' Day has long been a favorite among schoolchildren, who delight in playing pranks on their teachers. One common trick, recalled by Dr. Samuel Lathan from his school days in the 1850s, involved locking the teacher out of the school altogether. This tradition persisted well into the 20th century, as evidenced by a 1968 interview with an African American student in Washington, D.C., who recounted a classmate's prank involving tacks on the teacher's chair. Today, April Fools' Day remains a widely celebrated holiday, with people across the globe continuing to engage in pranks and hoaxes both online and in the real world. From fake news articles to elaborate corporate stunts, the spirit of the day has adapted to modern times while retaining its essential character. Despite the holiday's mysterious origins and the many theories surrounding its beginnings, the custom of fooling and being fooled on April 1st has endured for centuries. It has become an international tradition that brings laughter, joy, and a sense of lighthearted camaraderie to the start of spring. As we continue to observe April Fools' Day, it is worth reflecting on the enduring power of this seemingly frivolous holiday. In a world often marked by seriousness and strife, the opportunity to engage in harmless mischief and to laugh at ourselves and with others serves as a valuable reminder of the importance of humor and playfulness in our lives. Moreover, the holiday's longevity and global appeal speak to the universal human need for levity and the shared experience of being both the fool and the fooler. April Fools' Day, in its own unique way, binds us together across cultures, generations, and geographical boundaries, reminding us of our common humanity and the timeless joy of a well-executed prank. As we look to the future, it is likely that April Fools' Day will continue to evolve and adapt to new technologies and social norms. Yet, at its core, the holiday will remain a celebration of the human spirit's capacity for creativity, humor, and resilience. In a world that can often be unpredictable and challenging, April Fools' Day offers a welcome respite and a chance to embrace the lighter side of life. So, as we approach each new April 1st, let us embrace the opportunity to indulge in a bit of harmless tomfoolery. Whether we find ourselves on the giving or receiving end of a prank, let us remember the rich history and enduring spirit of this beloved holiday. And let us continue to pass down the tradition of April Fools' Day to future generations, ensuring that the laughter and merriment it brings will endure for centuries to come. In conclusion, April Fools' Day, with its enigmatic past and centuries-old traditions, stands as a testament to the enduring power of humor and the universal human need for laughter and lightheartedness. As we continue to observe this holiday, let us celebrate the joy, creativity, and sense of community it fosters, and let us embrace the opportunity to add our own unique contributions to its ongoing story. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

The origins of April Fools' Day remain shrouded in mystery, but the tradition of playing pranks on the first of April has been observed since at least Renaissance Europe, with roots that likely extend even further back in history. Despite numerous theories attempting to trace the holiday's beginnings to ancient Roman festivals like Hilaria or to the reign of Emperor Constantine, conclusive evidence supporting these claims is scarce. One oft-repeated story, itself an example of an April Fools' hoax, suggests that the holiday began in France in 1564 when King Charles IX officially moved the celebration of the New Year to January 1st. According to this tale, those who resisted the change or simply forgot about it continued to celebrate during the week ending on April 1st, thus becoming the target of mockery and foolish gifts or invitations to nonexistent parties. However, this story lacks historical evidence and is more likely an intriguing speculation than a factual account. The earliest unambiguous reference to April Fools' Day can be found in a 1561 Flemish poem by Eduard De Dene. In this work, a nobleman sends his servant on a series of absurd errands on April 1st, establishing a tradition of "fool's errands" that remains popular to this day. This type of prank, which involves sending someone on a fruitless quest for a nonexistent object or person, has endured for centuries as a classic April Fools' Day joke. In England, the first mention of the holiday comes from antiquarian John Aubrey, who referred to it as "Fooles Holy Day" in his 1686 work, "Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme." A few decades later, in 1760, Poor Robin's Almanac speculated about the origin of the day, admitting that neither the author nor the people themselves knew why it was celebrated. This early reference highlights the long-standing mystery surrounding the holiday's roots. Across the Atlantic, a 1771 diary entry by Anna Green Winslow in Boston demonstrates that April Fools' Day was well-known in both Canada and New England by the late 18th century. Green's playful entry, in which she reminds her mother of a prank played by her father three years earlier, showcases the holiday's role in fostering lighthearted family humor. As the 19th century progressed, April Fools' Day became increasingly widespread and popular, with frequent references appearing in newspapers and magazines. Pranks evolved into more elaborate forms, often depicted in political cartoons and illustrations of the era. Three common artistic representations emerged: a brick placed under a hat on a sidewalk, tempting passersby to kick the hat; a desirable object tied to a hidden string, yanked away by a concealed prankster when someone attempted to claim it; and a heated coin left for unsuspecting individuals to pick up, resulting in a painful surprise. The holiday also found its way into folksong, as evidenced by the ballad "Campbell the Drover" or "The First Day of April." This tune, collected by Alan Lomax in Michigan in 1938, recounts the tale of an clever Irishman who outsmarts his English neighbors in a battle of April Fools' trickery. The song's popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of the holiday's mischievous spirit across cultural boundaries. In the United States, April Fools' Day has long been a favorite among schoolchildren, who delight in playing pranks on their teachers. One common trick, recalled by Dr. Samuel Lathan from his school days in the 1850s, involved locking the teacher out of the school altogether. This tradition persisted well into the 20th century, as evidenced by a 1968 interview with an African American student in Washington, D.C., who recounted a classmate's prank involving tacks on the teacher's chair. Today, April Fools' Day remains a widely celebrated holiday, with people across the globe continuing to engage in pranks and hoaxes both online and in the real world. From fake news articles to elaborate corporate stunts, the spirit of the day has adapted to modern times while retaining its essential character. Despite the holiday's mysterious origins and the many theories surrounding its beginnings, the custom of fooling and being fooled on April 1st has endured for centuries. It has become an international tradition that brings laughter, joy, and a sense of lighthearted camaraderie to the start of spring. As we continue to observe April Fools' Day, it is worth reflecting on the enduring power of this seemingly frivolous holiday. In a world often marked by seriousness and strife, the opportunity to engage in harmless mischief and to laugh at ourselves and with others serves as a valuable reminder of the importance of humor and playfulness in our lives. Moreover, the holiday's longevity and global appeal speak to the universal human need for levity and the shared experience of being both the fool and the fooler. April Fools' Day, in its own unique way, binds us together across cultures, generations, and geographical boundaries, reminding us of our common humanity and the timeless joy of a well-executed prank. As we look to the future, it is likely that April Fools' Day will continue to evolve and adapt to new technologies and social norms. Yet, at its core, the holiday will remain a celebration of the human spirit's capacity for creativity, humor, and resilience. In a world that can often be unpredictable and challenging, April Fools' Day offers a welcome respite and a chance to embrace the lighter side of life. So, as we approach each new April 1st, let us embrace the opportunity to indulge in a bit of harmless tomfoolery. Whether we find ourselves on the giving or receiving end of a prank, let us remember the rich history and enduring spirit of this beloved holiday. And let us continue to pass down the tradition of April Fools' Day to future generations, ensuring that the laughter and merriment it brings will endure for centuries to come. In conclusion, April Fools' Day, with its enigmatic past and centuries-old traditions, stands as a testament to the enduring power of humor and the universal human need for laughter and lightheartedness. As we continue to observe this holiday, let us celebrate the joy, creativity, and sense of community it fosters, and let us embrace the opportunity to add our own unique contributions to its ongoing story. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

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