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Dave McLellan, retired Corvette Chief Engineer and author of a book on the Corvette brings you a podcast with an inside look at the Corvette. With almost two decade experience as Corvette Chief Engineer and then Engineering Director and his time spent with his predecessor Zora Arkus-Duntov he has a myriad of stories to tell that will be of interest any Corvette enthusiast. Some of these stories he told in his book, Corvette From the Inside, but many of them will be new. Dave will also discuss the newest Corvettes and their performance variants. He also plans to draw on Corvette engineers past and present, letting them tell about their contributions to this legendary brand.

Corvette Chief - David McLellan - CorvetteChief.com

These podcasts are geared to students of World History and AP European History

King Henry's AP European History Podcast with Mr. Sterrett

HoboTrashcan editor Joel Murphy and his longtime friend Lars Periwinkle discuss the latest in pop culture and their lives. With a slew of celebrity interviews under his belt and his access to television and movie screeners, Joel offers a knowledgeable perspective on pop culture while Lars is the voice of the people ... provided that the people are really into Batman, Doctor Who and Star Wars.

Hobo Radio: A Pop Culture Podcast

“How The Art World Works” is an inquiry into the logistics, values, ethics, expectations and operations of how an artist “makes it” in the art world. Unmarred by academic impetus and vocabulary, your hosts Karen Atkinson and Megan Flanders condense experiences commercial, academic and otherwise from their special guests, cut the sludge and get straight to the point: Can someone please tell us how the art world works?

How The Art World Works

Emily Schmemily, Vic Perfecto, and Justin Quizon walk you through the history of the Godzilla franchise

Go Go Godzilla

Veterans' stories from North Carolina. Recorded and produced by Cyndi Briggs. Full interviews available via the New Winston Museum at NewWinston.org.

Soldiers Heart

Murray Rothbard considered No Treason to be "the greatest case for anarchist political philosophy every written."
Narrated by Matt Pritchard.

Murray Rothbard considered No Treason to be "the greatest case for anarchist political philosophy every written." Narrated by Matt Pritchard.

No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority

Skull Fragments. It's a forensic term. Basically, what happens when you get your brains blown out. 

This podcast will blow your mind with true stories from the criminal justice system. 

From T. J. English, author of “The Westies,” “Born To Kill,” “Paddy Whacked,” “Havana Nocturne,” “The Savage City,” “The Corporation.”

Skull Fragments. It's a forensic term. Basically, what happens when you get your brains blown out. This podcast will blow your mind with true stories from the criminal justice system. From T. J. English, author of “The Westies,” “Born To Kill,” “Paddy Whacked,” “Havana Nocturne,” “The Savage City,” “The Corporation.”

Skull Fragments

Hindsight: Looking Back at 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage is a six-episode podcast series from KMUW. Historian and host Dr. Robin Henry examines the history of women’s suffrage, political involvement, and social activism in the United States from the middle of the 19th century through today. A blend of historical context and conversations with scholars, politicians, and activists, Hindsight aims to educate, entertain, have us all gain a better understanding of women’s diverse voices and roles in U.S. history.

Hindsight

Yoga Masters Scott and Ida chat about various aspects of yoga from history and philosophy to practice and science. Through lively and thoughtful discussion, Yoga World communicates the meaning of these concepts in a simple way to explore how they impact yoga today. Part research, part conversation.

Yoga World

From the deep mountains of Appalachia to the fetid swamps of the bayou, GhostWritten aims to shine a light on the shadows that haunt the hallowed halls of the American South.

GhostWritten

The Voice of U of M Wolverine Football talks sports and much more with his friends and contacts from 50 years in broadcasting. In addition, Jim relives singular moments in history in his unique narrative style. Past commentaries and opinion essays are part of the mix in this diverse and "one of a kind" podcast. Enjoy!

The Brandy Show...

<div>The EI Podcast brings you weekly conversations and audio essays from leading writers, thinkers and historians. Hosted by Alastair Benn and Paul Lay. Find the EI Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or search The EI Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.</div>

The EI Podcast brings you weekly conversations and audio essays from leading writers, thinkers and historians. Hosted by Alastair Benn and Paul Lay. Find the EI Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or search The EI Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.

The EI Podcast brings you weekly conversations and&nbsp;audio essays  from leading writers, thinkers and historians. Hosted by Alastair Benn and Paul Lay. Find the EI Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or search The EI Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.

The EI Podcast

Digging Up The Past is a historical podcast hosted by legendary sports radio host Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo”.  Christopher’s sports knowledge and insight is unparalleled with over four decades of experience attending and analyzing the biggest games in America.  In each season of the podcast series he’s educating the audience on the true story of some of sports’ marquee events with a perspective and brand that’s uniquely Mad Dog.  For more from Christopher, check out his daily radio show “Mad Dog Unleashed”, weekdays from 3-6pm Eastern on SiriusXM Mad Dog Radio Channel 82 and with the SXM App!

Digging Up The Past is a historical podcast hosted by legendary sports radio host Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo”. Christopher’s sports knowledge and insight is unparalleled with over four decades of experience attending and analyzing the biggest games in America. In each season of the podcast series he’s educating the audience on the true story of some of sports’ marquee events with a perspective and brand that’s uniquely Mad Dog. For more from Christopher, check out his daily radio show “Mad Dog Unleashed”, weekdays from 3-6pm Eastern on SiriusXM Mad Dog Radio Channel 82 and with the SXM App!

Digging Up The Past

Join Dr. Tenninger Kellenbarger, an archaeologist and art historian, as she delves into ancient history, mythology, intricate artifacts, and more every other Wednesday beginning at 6 am EST. 

History, once forgotten, lives again here. 
Walk the halls with us as we tell their stories. Class is in session, and this is not your normal Indiana Jones adventure; it's so much more. 

These are the Dirt Diaries.

Join Dr. Tenninger Kellenbarger, an archaeologist and art historian, as she delves into ancient history, mythology, intricate artifacts, and more every other Wednesday beginning at 6 am EST. History, once forgotten, lives again here. Walk the halls with us as we tell their stories. Class is in session, and this is not your normal Indiana Jones adventure; it's so much more. These are the Dirt Diaries.

The Dirt Diaries

A weekly podcast about psychology's past, including interviews with notable historians of psychology, discussions of topics related to the field, and reviews of recent publications.

This Week in the History of Psychology

The Three Musketeers follows the adventures of the young Gascon nobleman, D’Artagnan and his three trusted friends who served as musketeers in the king’s regiment – Athos, Porthos & Aramis. Written by Alexandre Dumas, the book was a bestseller during the time of its publication and it remains so even today. 	It follows the timeless theme of friendship and bravery.

The main protagonist of the story is D’Artagnan who travels to Paris to realize his dreams of becoming one of the musketeers for the king.  But things start to fall apart from the very beginning when his cherished letter of introduction is stolen by a mysterious gentleman. D’Artagnon reaches Paris and becomes friends with the ‘The Three Musketeers’ and seems to settle down comfortably in accordance with the scheme of life that was prevalent in the 17th century Paris. 

However, as expected, the peace did not last long as D’Artagnan and his friends get embroiled in an intriguing web of conspiracy in the fight for power among the people of the upper echelons. The matter gets further complicated by the introduction of a mysterious woman who is very beautiful but is more than what she projects herself to be. The author employs well-crafted narrative skills to give this enthralling novel a dramatic yet gripping conclusion.  But do the heroes of the story manage to escape the agents of the Cardinals? Can they protect the honour of the queen? You will soon find out as this adventurous tale will keep you hooked till you finish. 

The book is written from the perspective of D’Artagnan. It is a real classic and is perfect for light reading. The style of narration followed by Dumas is very light and leaves no space for any kind of philosophical subtext.  No wonder, The Three Musketeers is one of the most popular historical romances.

The Three Musketeers follows the adventures of the young Gascon nobleman, D’Artagnan and his three trusted friends who served as musketeers in the king’s regiment – Athos, Porthos & Aramis. Written by Alexandre Dumas, the book was a bestseller during the time of its publication and it remains so even today. It follows the timeless theme of friendship and bravery. The main protagonist of the story is D’Artagnan who travels to Paris to realize his dreams of becoming one of the musketeers for the king. But things start to fall apart from the very beginning when his cherished letter of introduction is stolen by a mysterious gentleman. D’Artagnon reaches Paris and becomes friends with the ‘The Three Musketeers’ and seems to settle down comfortably in accordance with the scheme of life that was prevalent in the 17th century Paris. However, as expected, the peace did not last long as D’Artagnan and his friends get embroiled in an intriguing web of conspiracy in the fight for power among the people of the upper echelons. The matter gets further complicated by the introduction of a mysterious woman who is very beautiful but is more than what she projects herself to be. The author employs well-crafted narrative skills to give this enthralling novel a dramatic yet gripping conclusion. But do the heroes of the story manage to escape the agents of the Cardinals? Can they protect the honour of the queen? You will soon find out as this adventurous tale will keep you hooked till you finish. The book is written from the perspective of D’Artagnan. It is a real classic and is perfect for light reading. The style of narration followed by Dumas is very light and leaves no space for any kind of philosophical subtext. No wonder, The Three Musketeers is one of the most popular historical romances.

The Three Musketeers follows the adventures of the young Gascon nobleman, D’Artagnan and his three trusted friends who served as musketeers in the king’s regiment – Athos, Porthos &amp; Aramis. Written by Alexandre Dumas, the book was a bestseller during the time of its publication and it remains so even today. 	It follows the timeless theme of friendship and bravery.

The main protagonist of the story is D’Artagnan who travels to Paris to realize his dreams of becoming one of the musketeers for the king.  But things start to fall apart from the very beginning when his cherished letter of introduction is stolen by a mysterious gentleman. D’Artagnon reaches Paris and becomes friends with the ‘The Three Musketeers’ and seems to settle down comfortably in accordance with the scheme of life that was prevalent in the 17th century Paris. 

However, as expected, the peace did not last long as D’Artagnan and his friends get embroiled in an intriguing web of conspiracy in the fight for power among the people of the upper echelons. The matter gets further complicated by the introduction of a mysterious woman who is very beautiful but is more than what she projects herself to be. The author employs well-crafted narrative skills to give this enthralling novel a dramatic yet gripping conclusion.  But do the heroes of the story manage to escape the agents of the Cardinals? Can they protect the honour of the queen? You will soon find out as this adventurous tale will keep you hooked till you finish. 

The book is written from the perspective of D’Artagnan. It is a real classic and is perfect for light reading. The style of narration followed by Dumas is very light and leaves no space for any kind of philosophical subtext.  No wonder, The Three Musketeers is one of the most popular historical romances.

The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas

Muhammad Al-Luhaidan is based in Saudi Arabia, and enjoys an excellent reputation of being a renowned Qur’an reciter. In addition to this, he is also a  judge by profession.

A patron and scholar of Tayyibun Foundation, he is presently the Imam of Jamia al Nasir Masjid in Riyadh.

Having participated in numerous Islamic conferences and events in many countries including Turkey, Australia, and Malaysia, Kuwait as well as the Tayyibun Annual Conference in London 2011 and 2012, he is a role model of budding Islamic enthusiasts.

Muhammad Al-Luhaidan is based in Saudi Arabia, and enjoys an excellent reputation of being a renowned Qur’an reciter. In addition to this, he is also a judge by profession. A patron and scholar of Tayyibun Foundation, he is presently the Imam of Jamia al Nasir Masjid in Riyadh. Having participated in numerous Islamic conferences and events in many countries including Turkey, Australia, and Malaysia, Kuwait as well as the Tayyibun Annual Conference in London 2011 and 2012, he is a role model of budding Islamic enthusiasts.

Muhammad Al-Luhaidan is based in Saudi Arabia, and enjoys an excellent reputation of being a renowned Qur’an reciter. In addition to this, he is also a &nbsp;judge by profession.

A patron and scholar of Tayyibun Foundation, he is presently the Imam of Jamia al Nasir Masjid in Riyadh.

Having participated in numerous Islamic conferences and events in many countries including Turkey, Australia, and Malaysia, Kuwait as well as the Tayyibun Annual Conference in London 2011 and 2012, he is a role model of budding Islamic enthusiasts.

Muhammad Al-Luhaidan

Conversation about everything and anything.  The hosts tend to go off on tangents, which lead to more tangents, and so on.  Try to keep up.

Conversation about everything and anything. The hosts tend to go off on tangents, which lead to more tangents, and so on. Try to keep up.

Random

Welcome to International Lounge, your passport to world culture! We explore history, music, film, food, and tales from travelers. So put your tray tables down, because it's going to be a smooth ride.

International Lounge

Books in the Wild is a podcast investigating the hidden stories behind books and printed matter. Instead of reviewing books for solely on their written content, we try to offer varying perspectives on everything from conception to creation to reception. This is a podcast about book arts: letterpress printing, bookbinding, artists' books, small press and independent publishing, and stories from book history.

Books in the Wild

It has often been said that Star Wars changed the way movies were made, but it also fundamentally changed the way they were seen. Featuring stories from a diverse ensemble of fans from around the world and across generations, the Star Wars at the Movies Podcast logs personal, firsthand accounts that define the saga’s eras of theatrical exhibition and sustain a popular culture that is still thriving. The show presents an international oral history which delves into the lasting impact of seeing the movies for the first (or 100th) time, along with the theatrical localities and all of the circumstantial peculiarities encountered along the way. In addition to the whos, wheres, whens, and hows discussed in the &quot;Feature Presentation&quot; interviews, the podcast offers milestone retrospectives and commentary on other moviegoing topics from a long (and not so long) time ago at theaters in our own galaxy.

It has often been said that Star Wars changed the way movies were made, but it also fundamentally changed the way they were seen. Featuring stories from a diverse ensemble of fans from around the world and across generations, the Star Wars at the Movies Podcast logs personal, firsthand accounts that define the saga’s eras of theatrical exhibition and sustain a popular culture that is still thriving. The show presents an international oral history which delves into the lasting impact of seeing the movies for the first (or 100th) time, along with the theatrical localities and all of the circumstantial peculiarities encountered along the way. In addition to the whos, wheres, whens, and hows discussed in the "Feature Presentation" interviews, the podcast offers milestone retrospectives and commentary on other moviegoing topics from a long (and not so long) time ago at theaters in our own galaxy.

It has often been said that Star Wars changed the way movies were made, but it also fundamentally changed the way they were seen. Featuring stories from a diverse ensemble of fans from around the world and across generations, the Star Wars at the Movies Podcast logs personal, firsthand accounts that define the saga’s eras of theatrical exhibition and sustain a popular culture that is still thriving. The show presents an international oral history which delves into the lasting impact of seeing the movies for the first (or 100th) time, along with the theatrical localities and all of the circumstantial peculiarities encountered along the way. In addition to the whos, wheres, whens, and hows discussed in the "Feature Presentation" interviews, the podcast offers milestone retrospectives and commentary on other moviegoing topics from a long (and not so long) time ago at theaters in our own galaxy.

Star Wars at the Movies

Fruit of the Doom: The Dismantling of Guatemala

An irregularly scheduled podcast where two friends talk about the ridiculous purchases of the wealthy through the ages. Because as long as there have been wealthy people, they&#39;ve been buying obnoxious crap.

Follow us on Instagram @outrageouslyunnecessary
and Twitter @OUnnecessaryPod

An irregularly scheduled podcast where two friends talk about the ridiculous purchases of the wealthy through the ages. Because as long as there have been wealthy people, they've been buying obnoxious crap. Follow us on Instagram @outrageouslyunnecessary and Twitter @OUnnecessaryPod

An irregularly scheduled podcast where two friends talk about the ridiculous purchases of the wealthy through the ages. Because as long as there have been wealthy people, they've been buying obnoxious crap.

Follow us on Instagram @outrageouslyunnecessary
and Twitter @OUnnecessaryPod

Outrageously Unnecessary

Satanic rituals, a dismembered body, and an obsession with heavy metal- the Moises Meraz-Espinoza murder trial had all of these and more. Find out all the details from comedian Matt Walker, who was a member of the jury for the murder trial, as he recounts his experiences to his friend and fellow comedian Stephen Kramer Glickman.

Satanic rituals, a dismembered body, and an obsession with heavy metal- the Moises Meraz-Espinoza murder trial had all of these and more. Find out all the details from comedian Matt Walker, who was a member of the jury for the murder trial, as he recounts his experiences to his friend and fellow comedian Stephen Kramer Glickman.

Juror Number 8

A podcast about the Lynchburg neighborhood, its people, and its history. By getting to know our neighbors and hearing their stories, we can feel more connected to this place. By learning this area's backstory, we can better understand how Lynchburg works, how it has changed, and where it may be headed. 

Billy Hansen is a commercial real estate broker, appraiser, writer, and teacher in Lynchburg, Virginia.

A podcast about the Lynchburg neighborhood, its people, and its history. By getting to know our neighbors and hearing their stories, we can feel more connected to this place. By learning this area's backstory, we can better understand how Lynchburg works, how it has changed, and where it may be headed. Billy Hansen is a commercial real estate broker, appraiser, writer, and teacher in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Lynchburg Neighborhood

Cipher: Cracking The Case Of The Zodiac Killer. Join us on each episode as two friends do their absolute best to deep dive into one of the most famous unsolved cases in American History. Hosted by Bill Thigpen and Brian Cook.

Cipher: The Zodiac Killer

The Crux is a story about the civil rights struggle and America at the edge of revolution told through a captivating whodunit. Like Serial, Making a Murderer or The People vs OJ Simpson, The Crux is a murder mystery: Who really killed Martin Luther King? Was it the government conspiracy that Coretta Scott King, the King children, and everyone in King's inner circle say it was? Or was it who the FBI named, a petty criminal named James Earl Ray?

The Crux

Explore the politics of why the United States decided to send humans to the Moon—and why the nation pulled back after landing only six times. Hosted by Casey Dreier, the Chief Advocate and Senior Space Policy Adviser at The Planetary Society, this special edition podcast features some of the world’s leading space policy experts and historians in interviews initially broadcast as part of the monthly show, Planetary Radio: Space Policy Edition. Together these interviews, along with new opening analyses, attempt to tell a fuller story about Project Apollo, beginning with the political pre-history of the space age, going into the cold war, and looking at the political opposition that ultimately ended the ability of the United States to land on the Moon.

A Political History of Apollo

The Thurgood Marshall Institute at the Legal Defense Fund brings you Justice Above All, a quarterly series about the evolution of, and continued need for, racial justice advocacy. We’ve entered a time where many of the building blocks underpinning our work for racial justice are being questioned or actively undermined. Justice Above All provides an accessible way to help inform the national debate, revive our history, and remember how far we still must go in our quest to realize the ideals for which Thurgood Marshall and the advocates he led fought.&nbsp;

The Thurgood Marshall Institute at the Legal Defense Fund brings you Justice Above All, a quarterly series about the evolution of, and continued need for, racial justice advocacy. We’ve entered a time where many of the building blocks underpinning our work for racial justice are being questioned or actively undermined. Justice Above All provides an accessible way to help inform the national debate, revive our history, and remember how far we still must go in our quest to realize the ideals for which Thurgood Marshall and the advocates he led fought. 

Justice Above All

On August 7th, 1985, five members of the Bamber family were brutally murdered in their Essex farmhouse—a crime that would grip the nation and divide public opinion for decades. &nbsp;What was first thought to be a tragic murder-suicide by Sheila Caffell, a young mother battling schizophrenia, soon turned into one of Britain’s most controversial convictions. The sole surviving family member, Jeremy Bamber, was found guilty of orchestrating the killings. Yet, to this day, he maintains his innocence—and the questions surrounding the case refuse to fade. In this podcast, we reopen the file. Speaking to experts, authors, and voices from the Jeremy Bamber campaign, we re-examine the evidence, the investigation, and the enduring mystery at the heart of White House Farm.What really happened in the early hours of that August morning? &nbsp;And could this be one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in British history?

On August 7th, 1985, five members of the Bamber family were brutally murdered in their Essex farmhouse—a crime that would grip the nation and divide public opinion for decades.  What was first thought to be a tragic murder-suicide by Sheila Caffell, a young mother battling schizophrenia, soon turned into one of Britain’s most controversial convictions. The sole surviving family member, Jeremy Bamber, was found guilty of orchestrating the killings. Yet, to this day, he maintains his innocence—and the questions surrounding the case refuse to fade. In this podcast, we reopen the file. Speaking to experts, authors, and voices from the Jeremy Bamber campaign, we re-examine the evidence, the investigation, and the enduring mystery at the heart of White House Farm . What really happened in the early hours of that August morning?  And could this be one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in British history?

The White House Farm Files: Reinvestigating a British Tragedy

Real stories, real people. This storytelling program is filled with true-life adventures of people past and present from Jonesborough, Tennessee, and the surrounding Southern Appalachian Region. Each program presents stories built around a common theme. All of these stories, which are collected from the hills and hollers, and sometimes up in the Mountains of East Tennessee, are scripted into a show that explores the culture, heritage, and history of these diverse voices. Home to the town of the first Abolitionist Newspaper in the Country. Home to the state that made Women’s Suffrage a reality. Home to Warner Institute, training Freedmen and Women as teachers beginning less than a decade after the end of the Civil War. Surprising, heartwarming, and often hilarious stories of the independent East Tennessee people come to life in this podcast with a voice and accent that can be found nowhere else.  
Sponsored by: The Tennessee Arts Commission, WETS 89.5 FM, The Town of Jonesborough, The McKinney Center, The Wild Women of Jonesborough, McLeod Organics, Trivia with Budds, Wolfe Development, Gary and Sandee Degner, and Terry and Sandy Countermine.

Real stories, real people. This storytelling program is filled with true-life adventures of people past and present from Jonesborough, Tennessee, and the surrounding Southern Appalachian Region. Each program presents stories built around a common theme. All of these stories, which are collected from the hills and hollers, and sometimes up in the Mountains of East Tennessee, are scripted into a show that explores the culture, heritage, and history of these diverse voices. Home to the town of the first Abolitionist Newspaper in the Country. Home to the state that made Women’s Suffrage a reality. Home to Warner Institute, training Freedmen and Women as teachers beginning less than a decade after the end of the Civil War. Surprising, heartwarming, and often hilarious stories of the independent East Tennessee people come to life in this podcast with a voice and accent that can be found nowhere else. Sponsored by: The Tennessee Arts Commission, WETS 89.5 FM, The Town of Jonesborough, The McKinney Center, The Wild Women of Jonesborough, McLeod Organics, Trivia with Budds, Wolfe Development, Gary and Sandee Degner, and Terry and Sandy Countermine.

StoryTown Radio

Documenting the important people, places and events of St. Louis' past and future.  Plus, anybody worth talking to who may be visiting our fair city.

Documenting the important people, places and events of St. Louis' past and future. Plus, anybody worth talking to who may be visiting our fair city.

OTwithOliver

Founded in 1858 for the appreciation of numismatics

The Planchet

This series presents historical and archaeological proof that the Bible is a reliable source of facts relating to the history of the Adamic line.

History and the Bible

It's Soviet Russia, 1959. Nine experienced hikers set out on what's thought to be a rigorous yet doable expedition. But after nearly a month and no word from any of them, their families start to worry. Their worry turns into devastation when the bodies are discovered. However, only half of them were found. Almost 2 months later when the rest of the bodies are recovered is when it starts to get weird. These ones didn't just die from hypothermia. They died from something much more mysterious.

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