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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.

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De la Préhistoire aux révolutions du vingtième siècle, en passant par l’Antiquité, le Moyen Âge ou le siècle des Lumières, Laurent Dehossay et ses invités voyagent sur la ligne du temps pour analyser les grandes étapes qui ont conduit au monde d’aujourd’hui. Humanisme, guerres, arts et sciences, économie, gastronomie : l’histoire se raconte en partant sur les traces de celles et ceux qui ont façonné notre présent : Cléopâtre, Olympe de Gouge, Napoléon, Churchill, Edith Cavell … Le passé nous éclaire sur les questions d’actualité : genre et sexualité, féminisme, environnement, rapports entre Orient et Occident …

Apprendre pour comprendre.  

 

VENDREDI 16 OCTOBRE 

TAMARA KARSAVINA  est l’une des plus célèbres danseuses de son temps. Née à Saint-Pétersbourg à la fin du dix-neuvième, formée à l’Ecole impériale de danse, gloire des fameux Ballets russes fondés par Serge Diaghilev, son étoile, aux côtés de celle de Nijinski, va briller sur les scènes du monde entier. Fuyant la révolution bolchévique, elle finira ses jours à Londres, ayant traversé presque un siècle. Il est l’heure de revenir sur ce parcours hors normes . Avec Lyane Guillaume, autrice de " Moi, Tamara Karsavina " éd. du Rocher.

LA GROTTE DE CHAUVET :  Découverte en 1994 en Ardèche, la grotte Chauvet est le plus ancien chef-dʹœuvre de lʹhumanité. Le site comporte un millier de peintures et de gravures, essentiellement des animaux. Avec Marie Besse, professeure dʹarchéologie préhistorique à lʹUniversité de Genève.

DIMANCHE 18 OCTOBRE

LE XVIIIe : LE SIECLE DES EPISTOLIERES ? : Les épistolières du XVIIIe ont compris le pouvoir de l’écrit. Mais que font-elles de ce pouvoir ? Revendiquent-elles leur statut de femmes de lettres ? Manifestent-elles l’ambition de créer une œuvre littéraire ? Écrivent-elles pour être lues en dehors de leurs seuls correspondants ?Ecoutons ce qu’elles ont à nous dire…Avec Cécile Berly, spécialiste du XVIIIe. " Elles écrivent – Les plus belles lettres de femmes au XVIIIe siècle " ; Passés/Composés.

LUNDI 19 OCTOBRE 

LA LESSIVE : BIEN PLUS QU'UNE ANEDOCTE  Evolution des pratiques de la lessive et ses conséquences, c’est ce que nous vous proposons aujourd’hui… Avec Françoise Marneffe, historienne

LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE  1/5

Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry redonnent vie et voix au castrat Filippo Balatri dans un podcast directement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages de ce virtuose italien aujourd’hui tombé dans l’oubli. Un témoignage exceptionnel car il s’agit l’unique autobiographie d’un castrat qui nous soit parvenue ! On y découvre l’Europe aventureuse du 18ème siècle au travers du quotidien surprenant de ce personnage haut en couleurs, exalté, épicurien, volontiers cynique, et dissimulant derrière un humour piquant et désinvolte les blessures de son existence.

MARDI 20 OCTOBRE 

JOSEPH DARNAND : : Héros de la première guerre, collabo de la seconde .Qui aurait pu penser que cet homme, reconnu et fêté pour sa bravoure, allait se perdre dans les heures les plus sombres de la collaboration ?Le héros de 14-18 sera fusillé le dix octobre 1945. Avec Patrice Perna, scénariste de " Darnand le bourreau français " (dessin de Fabien Bedouel) ; éd. Rue de Sèvres.

LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE  2/5 : Nous retrouvons Filippo Balatri au fin fond des steppes. Un étonnant voyage en territoire tatare où il va bientôt faire la connaissance du légendaire Grand Khan des Kalmouks.  Les Fruits du monde, un voyage dans l’Europe baroque, librement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages du castrat Filippo Balatri. Adapté et lu par Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry. Prise de voix : Cyrielle Cour. Réalisation : Cyrielle, Antoine, Marcellino et Julien. 

MERCREDI 21 OCTOBRE 

LA SEIGNEURIE DE WARTET : Centré autour de son donjon médiéval du XIIIe siècle et de la chapelle Sainte-Apolline, le village de Wartet s'est structuré au fil des siècles entre traditions agricoles, légendes rurales et pouvoir féodal De l'ascension des dynasties seigneuriales jusqu'au quotidien des manants et des censiers, nous allons nous plonge dans l'histoire d'une communauté rurale namuroise façonnée par les guerres, la justice locale et le travail de la terre. Avec  Laurent Aidans, professeur d’histoire et de géographie. " La seigneurie de Wartet - Une vie rurale du XIIIᵉ au XIXᵉ siècle " ; les éditions namuroises.

LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE  3/5 : Après sa nuit rocambolesque dans la froide Russie,  Filippo Balatri va pouvoir se réchauffer en retrouvant sa Toscane natale. Mais auparavant, il va poser le pied à Vienne, un endroit idéal pour perfectionner son art du chant auprès d’un illustre professeur. De retour en Italie, il tombera éperdument amoureux d’une religieuse, avant d’affronter une tempête en mer Les Fruits du monde, un voyage dans l’Europe baroque, librement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages du castrat Filippo Balatri. Adapté et lu par Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry. Prise de voix : Cyrielle Cour. Réalisation : Cyrielle, Antoine, Marcellino et Julien.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

De la Préhistoire aux révolutions du vingtième siècle, en passant par l’Antiquité, le Moyen Âge ou le siècle des Lumières, Laurent Dehossay et ses invités voyagent sur la ligne du temps pour analyser les grandes étapes qui ont conduit au monde d’aujourd’hui. Humanisme, guerres, arts et sciences, économie, gastronomie : l’histoire se raconte en partant sur les traces de celles et ceux qui ont façonné notre présent : Cléopâtre, Olympe de Gouge, Napoléon, Churchill, Edith Cavell … Le passé nous éclaire sur les questions d’actualité : genre et sexualité, féminisme, environnement, rapports entre Orient et Occident … Apprendre pour comprendre. VENDREDI 16 OCTOBRE TAMARA KARSAVINA est l’une des plus célèbres danseuses de son temps. Née à Saint-Pétersbourg à la fin du dix-neuvième, formée à l’Ecole impériale de danse, gloire des fameux Ballets russes fondés par Serge Diaghilev, son étoile, aux côtés de celle de Nijinski, va briller sur les scènes du monde entier. Fuyant la révolution bolchévique, elle finira ses jours à Londres, ayant traversé presque un siècle. Il est l’heure de revenir sur ce parcours hors normes . Avec Lyane Guillaume, autrice de " Moi, Tamara Karsavina " éd. du Rocher. LA GROTTE DE CHAUVET : Découverte en 1994 en Ardèche, la grotte Chauvet est le plus ancien chef-dʹœuvre de lʹhumanité. Le site comporte un millier de peintures et de gravures, essentiellement des animaux. Avec Marie Besse, professeure dʹarchéologie préhistorique à lʹUniversité de Genève. DIMANCHE 18 OCTOBRE LE XVIIIe : LE SIECLE DES EPISTOLIERES ? : Les épistolières du XVIIIe ont compris le pouvoir de l’écrit. Mais que font-elles de ce pouvoir ? Revendiquent-elles leur statut de femmes de lettres ? Manifestent-elles l’ambition de créer une œuvre littéraire ? Écrivent-elles pour être lues en dehors de leurs seuls correspondants ?Ecoutons ce qu’elles ont à nous dire…Avec Cécile Berly, spécialiste du XVIIIe. " Elles écrivent – Les plus belles lettres de femmes au XVIIIe siècle " ; Passés/Composés. LUNDI 19 OCTOBRE LA LESSIVE : BIEN PLUS QU'UNE ANEDOCTE Evolution des pratiques de la lessive et ses conséquences, c’est ce que nous vous proposons aujourd’hui… Avec Françoise Marneffe, historienne LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE 1/5 Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry redonnent vie et voix au castrat Filippo Balatri dans un podcast directement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages de ce virtuose italien aujourd’hui tombé dans l’oubli. Un témoignage exceptionnel car il s’agit l’unique autobiographie d’un castrat qui nous soit parvenue ! On y découvre l’Europe aventureuse du 18ème siècle au travers du quotidien surprenant de ce personnage haut en couleurs, exalté, épicurien, volontiers cynique, et dissimulant derrière un humour piquant et désinvolte les blessures de son existence. MARDI 20 OCTOBRE JOSEPH DARNAND : : Héros de la première guerre, collabo de la seconde .Qui aurait pu penser que cet homme, reconnu et fêté pour sa bravoure, allait se perdre dans les heures les plus sombres de la collaboration ?Le héros de 14-18 sera fusillé le dix octobre 1945. Avec Patrice Perna, scénariste de " Darnand le bourreau français " (dessin de Fabien Bedouel) ; éd. Rue de Sèvres. LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE 2/5 : Nous retrouvons Filippo Balatri au fin fond des steppes. Un étonnant voyage en territoire tatare où il va bientôt faire la connaissance du légendaire Grand Khan des Kalmouks. Les Fruits du monde, un voyage dans l’Europe baroque, librement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages du castrat Filippo Balatri. Adapté et lu par Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry. Prise de voix : Cyrielle Cour. Réalisation : Cyrielle, Antoine, Marcellino et Julien. MERCREDI 21 OCTOBRE LA SEIGNEURIE DE WARTET : Centré autour de son donjon médiéval du XIIIe siècle et de la chapelle Sainte-Apolline, le village de Wartet s'est structuré au fil des siècles entre traditions agricoles, légendes rurales et pouvoir féodal De l'ascension des dynasties seigneuriales jusqu'au quotidien des manants et des censiers, nous allons nous plonge dans l'histoire d'une communauté rurale namuroise façonnée par les guerres, la justice locale et le travail de la terre. Avec Laurent Aidans, professeur d’histoire et de géographie. " La seigneurie de Wartet - Une vie rurale du XIIIᵉ au XIXᵉ siècle " ; les éditions namuroises. LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE 3/5 : Après sa nuit rocambolesque dans la froide Russie, Filippo Balatri va pouvoir se réchauffer en retrouvant sa Toscane natale. Mais auparavant, il va poser le pied à Vienne, un endroit idéal pour perfectionner son art du chant auprès d’un illustre professeur. De retour en Italie, il tombera éperdument amoureux d’une religieuse, avant d’affronter une tempête en mer Les Fruits du monde, un voyage dans l’Europe baroque, librement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages du castrat Filippo Balatri. Adapté et lu par Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry. Prise de voix : Cyrielle Cour. Réalisation : Cyrielle, Antoine, Marcellino et Julien. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

De la Préhistoire aux révolutions du vingtième siècle, en passant par l’Antiquité, le Moyen Âge ou le siècle des Lumières, Laurent Dehossay et ses invités voyagent sur la ligne du temps pour analyser les grandes étapes qui ont conduit au monde d’aujourd’hui.&nbsp;Humanisme, guerres, arts et sciences, économie, gastronomie : l’histoire se raconte en partant sur les traces de celles et ceux qui ont façonné notre présent : Cléopâtre, Olympe de Gouge, Napoléon, Churchill, Edith Cavell …&nbsp;Le passé nous éclaire sur les questions d’actualité : genre et sexualité, féminisme, environnement, rapports entre Orient et Occident …

Apprendre pour comprendre.&nbsp;&nbsp;

&nbsp;

VENDREDI 16 OCTOBRE&nbsp;

TAMARA KARSAVINA&nbsp; est l’une des plus célèbres danseuses de son temps.&nbsp;Née à Saint-Pétersbourg à la fin du dix-neuvième, formée à l’Ecole impériale de danse, gloire des fameux Ballets russes fondés par Serge Diaghilev, son étoile, aux côtés de celle de Nijinski, va briller sur les scènes du monde entier.&nbsp;Fuyant la révolution bolchévique, elle finira ses jours à Londres, ayant traversé presque un siècle.&nbsp;Il est l’heure de revenir sur ce parcours hors normes . Avec&nbsp;Lyane Guillaume, autrice de " Moi, Tamara Karsavina " éd. du Rocher.

LA GROTTE DE CHAUVET :&nbsp;&nbsp;Découverte en 1994 en Ardèche, la grotte Chauvet est le plus ancien chef-dʹœuvre de lʹhumanité. Le site comporte un millier de peintures et de gravures, essentiellement des animaux.&nbsp;Avec Marie Besse, professeure dʹarchéologie préhistorique à lʹUniversité de Genève.

DIMANCHE 18 OCTOBRE

LE XVIIIe : LE SIECLE DES EPISTOLIERES ? :&nbsp;Les épistolières du XVIIIe ont compris le pouvoir de l’écrit.&nbsp;Mais que font-elles de ce pouvoir ?&nbsp;Revendiquent-elles leur statut de femmes de lettres ?&nbsp;Manifestent-elles l’ambition de créer une œuvre littéraire ?&nbsp;Écrivent-elles pour être lues en dehors de leurs seuls correspondants ?Ecoutons ce qu’elles ont à nous dire…Avec Cécile Berly, spécialiste du XVIIIe.&nbsp;" Elles écrivent – Les plus belles lettres de femmes au XVIIIe siècle " ; Passés/Composés.

LUNDI 19 OCTOBRE&nbsp;

LA LESSIVE : BIEN PLUS QU'UNE ANEDOCTE&nbsp;&nbsp;Evolution des pratiques de la lessive et ses conséquences, c’est ce que nous vous proposons aujourd’hui… Avec&nbsp;Françoise Marneffe, historienne

LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE&nbsp;&nbsp;1/5

Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry redonnent vie et voix au castrat Filippo Balatri dans un podcast directement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages de ce virtuose italien aujourd’hui tombé dans l’oubli.&nbsp;Un témoignage exceptionnel car il s’agit l’unique autobiographie d’un castrat qui nous soit parvenue !&nbsp;On y découvre l’Europe aventureuse du 18ème siècle au travers du quotidien surprenant de ce personnage haut en couleurs, exalté, épicurien, volontiers cynique, et dissimulant derrière un humour piquant et désinvolte les blessures de son existence.

MARDI 20 OCTOBRE&nbsp;

JOSEPH DARNAND :&nbsp;: Héros de la première guerre, collabo de la seconde .Qui aurait pu penser que cet homme, reconnu et fêté pour sa bravoure, allait se perdre dans les heures les plus sombres de la collaboration ?Le héros de 14-18 sera fusillé le dix octobre 1945.&nbsp;Avec Patrice Perna, scénariste de " Darnand le bourreau français " (dessin de Fabien Bedouel) ; éd. Rue de Sèvres.

LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE&nbsp;&nbsp;2/5 :&nbsp;Nous retrouvons Filippo Balatri au fin fond des steppes. Un étonnant voyage en territoire tatare où il va bientôt faire la connaissance du légendaire Grand Khan des Kalmouks.&nbsp; Les Fruits du monde, un voyage dans l’Europe baroque, librement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages du castrat Filippo Balatri. Adapté et lu par Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry. Prise de voix&nbsp;: Cyrielle Cour. Réalisation&nbsp;: Cyrielle, Antoine, Marcellino et Julien. 

MERCREDI 21 OCTOBRE 

LA SEIGNEURIE DE WARTET :&nbsp;Centré autour de son donjon médiéval du XIIIe siècle et de la chapelle Sainte-Apolline, le village de Wartet s'est structuré au fil des siècles entre traditions agricoles, légendes rurales et pouvoir féodal&nbsp;De l'ascension des dynasties seigneuriales jusqu'au quotidien des manants et des censiers, nous allons nous plonge dans l'histoire d'une communauté rurale namuroise façonnée par les guerres, la justice locale et le travail de la terre.&nbsp;Avec &nbsp;Laurent Aidans, professeur d’histoire et de géographie.&nbsp;"&nbsp;La seigneurie de Wartet - Une vie rurale du XIIIᵉ au XIXᵉ siècle&nbsp;"&nbsp;; les éditions namuroises.

LES FRUITS DU MONDE, UN VOYAGE DANS L'EUROPE BAROQUE&nbsp;&nbsp;3/5 :&nbsp;Après sa nuit rocambolesque dans la froide Russie, &nbsp;Filippo Balatri va pouvoir se réchauffer en retrouvant sa Toscane natale. Mais auparavant, il va poser le pied à Vienne, un endroit idéal pour perfectionner son art du chant auprès d’un illustre professeur. De retour en Italie, il tombera éperdument amoureux d’une religieuse, avant d’affronter une tempête en mer&nbsp;Les Fruits du monde, un voyage dans l’Europe baroque, librement inspiré par les mémoires et les voyages du castrat Filippo Balatri. Adapté et lu par Dominique Corbiau et Axelle Thiry. Prise de voix&nbsp;: Cyrielle Cour. Réalisation&nbsp;: Cyrielle, Antoine, Marcellino et Julien.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.

Un Jour dans l'Histoire

Ryan Markley and Justin Ozinga love to talk about the lives of US Presidents almost as much as Donald Trump loves orange slice candy.  On POTUS Life, they offer up a humorous look into the lives of American presidents.  First up is His Excellency, George Washington - the Pride of Mount Vernon.  Join us as we break down his life and legacy.

Ryan Markley and Justin Ozinga love to talk about the lives of US Presidents almost as much as Donald Trump loves orange slice candy. On POTUS Life, they offer up a humorous look into the lives of American presidents. First up is His Excellency, George Washington - the Pride of Mount Vernon. Join us as we break down his life and legacy.

POTUS Life Podcast

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&#x2019;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.

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

Selected readings from voluntaryist.com and other sources. Audio content for the on-the-go supporter of voluntaryism and libertarianism.

Essential Libertarianism

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

The past shapes our present and frames our future. Rewind, Repeat, hosted by David Vejil, focuses on history as it relates to the biblical record and its prophetic themes.

Rewind, Repeat

Lively discussion of historical topics through the lens of mass media and pop culture (e.g. books, films, TV, websites etc).

The Bar Stool Historian Podcast

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

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

The truecrimeandcoke's Podcast

Each episode, Courtney and Kristen will talk about a movie and the real life event it is based on, reminding you that though these films may be entertaining, they aren't always accurate. That's why you should always take the tag line “based on a true story” with a pinch of salt. 🧂

Popcorn with a Pinch of Salt

Insightful conversations with veteran journalist, Howie Severino. Winner of the 2023 Catholic Mass Media Award for Best Educational Program. <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.

Insightful conversations with veteran journalist, Howie Severino. Winner of the 2023 Catholic Mass Media Award for Best Educational Program. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Insightful conversations with veteran journalist, Howie Severino. Winner of the 2023 Catholic Mass Media Award for Best Educational Program. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Howie Severino Podcast

The podcast where Jeremy and Andreas talk about bridges. 

Join us for journeys over bridges far and wide, with new episodes every Monday. Keep up with us on socials @bridgeboyspod, and check out our blog at https://bridgeboyspod.com

Questions, comments, corrections, suggestions: bridgeboyspod@gmail.com

The podcast where Jeremy and Andreas talk about bridges. Join us for journeys over bridges far and wide, with new episodes every Monday. Keep up with us on socials @bridgeboyspod, and check out our blog at https://bridgeboyspod.com Questions, comments, corrections, suggestions: bridgeboyspod@gmail.com

Bridge Boys: The Podcast about Bridges

The Commonwealth​ is a short-form podcast about the folklore and myth surrounding Massachusetts history. Whether looking at mythical creatures, tragic and mysterious events, or locations better left unbothered, this show is sure to give a few minutes of backstory that can’t be forgotten for a lifetime.

The Commonwealth

Western Edition -- a podcast from Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West and hosted by its director William Deverell, historian of the American West -- seeks to engage Angelenos, Californians, and Westerners as critical thinkers, conscious consumers, and informed community members. The podcast tells the fascinating stories of the people and communities of our region, connecting the past to the present, and demonstrating the tightly woven fabric of history.&nbsp; The forth season, Hidden Pasadena, digs deep into the “Crown City” of the San Gabriel Valley. The third season, Memorializing the West, explored historical memory, commemoration, and memorialization across the American West.&nbsp; The second season, L.A. Chinatown, examined the past, present, and future of one of L.A.’s oldest neighborhoods and one of the first Chinese American cultural centers in the U.S.&nbsp; The first season, The West on Fire, looked at the West’s relationship with fire.&nbsp; Western Edition is produced by Avishay Artsy, Katie Dunham, Jessica Kim, Elizabeth Logan, and Eryn Hoffman. Western Edition is a production of the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West.

Western Edition -- a podcast from Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West and hosted by its director William Deverell, historian of the American West -- seeks to engage Angelenos, Californians, and Westerners as critical thinkers, conscious consumers, and informed community members. The podcast tells the fascinating stories of the people and communities of our region, connecting the past to the present, and demonstrating the tightly woven fabric of history.  The forth season, Hidden Pasadena, digs deep into the “Crown City” of the San Gabriel Valley. The third season, Memorializing the West, explored historical memory, commemoration, and memorialization across the American West.  The second season, L.A. Chinatown, examined the past, present, and future of one of L.A.’s oldest neighborhoods and one of the first Chinese American cultural centers in the U.S.  The first season, The West on Fire, looked at the West’s relationship with fire.  Western Edition is produced by Avishay Artsy, Katie Dunham, Jessica Kim, Elizabeth Logan, and Eryn Hoffman. Western Edition is a production of the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West.

Western Edition

My name is Lara Chicofsky, and my cohost is Nina Jobe. We created this podcast to shine a light on some of the lesser known characters and crimes in Boston and New England. We've spent the past two years researching the Boston crime scene primarily focusing on the 1960s. There are many podcasts and books available about organized crime in the Boston area, but ours is a bit different. I spent most of my life in my father’s world. Eavesdropping when I was a kid, listening intently when he was at the end of his life. I often took what he said with a grain of salt. He was, after all, a conman, an expert liar and an Academy Award worthy actor, but there was always a sliver of truth in his stories. RSSVERIFY

My name is Lara Chicofsky, and my cohost is Nina Jobe. We created this podcast to shine a light on some of the lesser known characters and crimes in Boston and New England. We've spent the past two years researching the Boston crime scene primarily focusing on the 1960s. There are many podcasts and books available about organized crime in the Boston area, but ours is a bit different. I spent most of my life in my father’s world. Eavesdropping when I was a kid, listening intently when he was at the end of his life. I often took what he said with a grain of salt. He was, after all, a conman, an expert liar and an Academy Award worthy actor, but there was always a sliver of truth in his stories. RSSVERIFY

Double Deal - True Stories of Criminals, Crimes and Lies

The unlikely story of a child bride who ascends to the heart of Byzantine power. Harboring a treasonous secret that marks her as the enemy of her husband and son, Irene must finally choose her side in the iconoclastic wars. With a haunting score inspired by Byzantine Chant, and featuring the voices of ten women and non-binary performers, ICONS/IDOLS: IRENE is a sweeping story of ambition, sacrifice, and the struggle to make something new out of a shattered world. A twelve-episode musical audio narrative by the Byzantine Choral Project. Written by Helen BannerComposed by Grace OberhoferFeaturing Hilary Asare (Narrator), Iris Beaumier (Cyra), Isabella Dawis (Constantine VI), Hannah Eakin (Constantine V), Julia Izumi (Court), Grace Oberhofer (Court), Lukas Papenfusscline (Staurakios), Shanta Parasuraman (Megaris), Yael Shavitt (Leo) and Kay Weber (Irene)Music Direction by Robert FrostAudio Engineering by Nathan LeighSound Design by Grace Oberhofer and Nathan LeighFeatured Foley Artist Nicole OrabonaProduced by Emily Caffery ICONS/IDOLS: IRENE was adapted from a stage play to a podcast in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and recorded under a SAG-AFTRA Collective Bargaining Agreement. Its development has received support from OPERA America, New York Council on the Arts, The New Ohio/IRT Archive Residency, The Tank, and New Georges. An excerpt of ICONS/IDOLS: IRENE was shared with live audiences at New Ohio Theatre in May 2021 in the immersive sound installation ICONS/IDOLS: IN THE PURPLE ROOM.If you enjoy this podcast, you can support our work with a tax-deductible donation to the Byzantine Choral Project: byzantinechoralproject.com/donate

The unlikely story of a child bride who ascends to the heart of Byzantine power. Harboring a treasonous secret that marks her as the enemy of her husband and son, Irene must finally choose her side in the iconoclastic wars. With a haunting score inspired by Byzantine Chant, and featuring the voices of ten women and non-binary performers, ICONS/IDOLS: IRENE is a sweeping story of ambition, sacrifice, and the struggle to make something new out of a shattered world. A twelve-episode musical audio narrative by the Byzantine Choral Project. Written by Helen Banner Composed by Grace Oberhofer Featuring Hilary Asare (Narrator), Iris Beaumier (Cyra), Isabella Dawis (Constantine VI), Hannah Eakin (Constantine V), Julia Izumi (Court), Grace Oberhofer (Court), Lukas Papenfusscline (Staurakios), Shanta Parasuraman (Megaris), Yael Shavitt (Leo) and Kay Weber (Irene) Music Direction by Robert Frost Audio Engineering by Nathan Leigh Sound Design by Grace Oberhofer and Nathan Leigh Featured Foley Artist Nicole Orabona Produced by Emily Caffery ICONS/IDOLS: IRENE was adapted from a stage play to a podcast in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and recorded under a SAG-AFTRA Collective Bargaining Agreement. Its development has received support from OPERA America, New York Council on the Arts, The New Ohio/IRT Archive Residency, The Tank, and New Georges. An excerpt of ICONS/IDOLS: IRENE was shared with live audiences at New Ohio Theatre in May 2021 in the immersive sound installation ICONS/IDOLS: IN THE PURPLE ROOM. If you enjoy this podcast, you can support our work with a tax-deductible donation to the Byzantine Choral Project: byzantinechoralproject.com/donate

Icons/Idols: Irene

French history podcast, by a Frenchman. Learn all about France's history: Charlemagne, The Hundred Years’ War, Jeanne d’Arc, New France, Louis XIV, the Révolution, Napoléon and much more! Artwork by Lucia Ceta.

La Fayette, We Are Here!

Roma, Egitto, Grecia... Scopri alcuni dei momenti pi&ugrave; interessanti della storia con i nostri divertenti podcast in cui raccontiamo alcuni curiosi episodi storici. Com'era l'educazione nella Grecia classica? Perch&eacute; ci sono mummie di animali? Da quando ci vacciniamo? Nerone era davvero cos&igrave; cattivo come lo dipingono? Chi furono i primi ad arrivare al Polo Sud? Chi erano le Etere dell'Antica Grecia? Cosa significava essere uno schiavo nel Medioevo? Queste e molte altre domande (e le loro risposte) nel nostro podcast storico.

Roma, Egitto, Grecia... Scopri alcuni dei momenti più interessanti della storia con i nostri divertenti podcast in cui raccontiamo alcuni curiosi episodi storici. Com'era l'educazione nella Grecia classica? Perché ci sono mummie di animali? Da quando ci vacciniamo? Nerone era davvero così cattivo come lo dipingono? Chi furono i primi ad arrivare al Polo Sud? Chi erano le Etere dell'Antica Grecia? Cosa significava essere uno schiavo nel Medioevo? Queste e molte altre domande (e le loro risposte) nel nostro podcast storico.

Curiosità della Storia

An uncensored Chelsea FC independent podcast where we preview/review Chelsea matches along with talking all news relating to Chelsea Football Club. Plus, we offer EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS with former footballers to wear the famous Chelsea Football Club shirt! Carefree <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.

An uncensored Chelsea FC independent podcast where we preview/review Chelsea matches along with talking all news relating to Chelsea Football Club. Plus, we offer EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS with former footballers to wear the famous Chelsea Football Club shirt! Carefree Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An uncensored Chelsea FC independent podcast where we preview/review Chelsea matches along with talking all news relating to Chelsea Football Club. Plus, we offer EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS with former footballers to wear the famous Chelsea Football Club shirt! Carefree Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Blue Day Podcast

Starring John Lithgow, this gripping audio thriller peels back the myth of Apollo 11 to reveal the raw, untold story of Buzz Aldrin&mdash;space pioneer, troubled hero, and relentless survivor. As Cold War tensions flare and the race to the Moon reaches its climax, Aldrin confronts rivalries, near-disaster, and personal demons that threaten to unravel both the mission and himself. Told with urgent intensity and psychological depth,&nbsp;BUZZ&nbsp;is a powerful reimagining of a legendary moment in history&mdash;where courage, collapse, and the true cost of heroism collide.

Starring John Lithgow, this gripping audio thriller peels back the myth of Apollo 11 to reveal the raw, untold story of Buzz Aldrin—space pioneer, troubled hero, and relentless survivor. As Cold War tensions flare and the race to the Moon reaches its climax, Aldrin confronts rivalries, near-disaster, and personal demons that threaten to unravel both the mission and himself. Told with urgent intensity and psychological depth, BUZZ is a powerful reimagining of a legendary moment in history—where courage, collapse, and the true cost of heroism collide.

Starring John Lithgow, this gripping audio thriller peels back the myth of Apollo 11 to reveal the raw, untold story of Buzz Aldrin—space pioneer, troubled hero, and relentless survivor. As Cold War tensions flare and the race to the Moon reaches its climax, Aldrin confronts rivalries, near-disaster, and personal demons that threaten to unravel both the mission and himself. Told with urgent intensity and psychological depth,&nbsp;BUZZ&nbsp;is a powerful reimagining of a legendary moment in history—where courage, collapse, and the true cost of heroism collide.

Buzz: The Man & The Moon

From Israelite to Jew

The Historic New Orleans Collection is pleased to offer its New Orleans History podcast, which will offer in-person and online visitors insight into The Collection’s unique exhibitions and related programming. We will offer curator’s comments, virtual tours of exhibitions, lectures, and more. Please subscribe to the New Orleans History PodCast so you will be informed of new content as it is made available. Visit our website at www.hnoc.org for more information about The Historic New Orleans Collection.

New Orleans History

A fun place where we tackle topics like Cults, MMA and everything in between. We're excited to have some of our favorite people on to speak on the subjects that have shaped and continue to shape us all. <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.

A fun place where we tackle topics like Cults, MMA and everything in between. We're excited to have some of our favorite people on to speak on the subjects that have shaped and continue to shape us all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A fun place where we tackle topics like Cults, MMA and everything in between. We're excited to have some of our favorite people on to speak on the subjects that have shaped and continue to shape us all. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Not Your Mother's Podcast

The Internet: the most impactful invention of modern human history. It has transformed the way that we talk with each other, do business, educate and learn - even the way we think. But how did we get here? What were the choices, the experiments, and, yes, even the moments of blind luck that created the Internet we use today? And, more importantly, who are the innovators and disruptors that are building what we will use next?

Hosted by podcast personality Zach Valenti with guest hosts Ryan Shea and Muneeb Ali, co-founders of Blockstack, "The Internet 3.0" brings you the stories of digital explorers on the frontier of decentralized protocols, cryptocurrencies, and other revolutionary technologies that are changing the face of the Internet forever.

Theme music by Andrew Applepie (http://andrewapplepie.com) & Cover Art by David Brunell-Brutman (http://davidbrunellbrutman.com).

The Internet: the most impactful invention of modern human history. It has transformed the way that we talk with each other, do business, educate and learn - even the way we think. But how did we get here? What were the choices, the experiments, and, yes, even the moments of blind luck that created the Internet we use today? And, more importantly, who are the innovators and disruptors that are building what we will use next? Hosted by podcast personality Zach Valenti with guest hosts Ryan Shea and Muneeb Ali, co-founders of Blockstack, "The Internet 3.0" brings you the stories of digital explorers on the frontier of decentralized protocols, cryptocurrencies, and other revolutionary technologies that are changing the face of the Internet forever. Theme music by Andrew Applepie (http://andrewapplepie.com) & Cover Art by David Brunell-Brutman (http://davidbrunellbrutman.com).

The Internet: the most impactful invention of modern human history. It has transformed the way that we talk with each other, do business, educate and learn - even the way we think. But how did we get here? What were the choices, the experiments, and, yes, even the moments of blind luck that created the Internet we use today? And, more importantly, who are the innovators and disruptors that are building what we will use next?

Hosted by podcast personality Zach Valenti with guest hosts Ryan Shea and Muneeb Ali, co-founders of Blockstack, "The Internet 3.0" brings you the stories of digital explorers on the frontier of decentralized protocols, cryptocurrencies, and other revolutionary technologies that are changing the face of the Internet forever.

Theme music by Andrew Applepie (http://andrewapplepie.com) &amp; Cover Art by David Brunell-Brutman (http://davidbrunellbrutman.com).

The Internet 3.0

Joanna & Kevin’s Big Show

No Country For Middle-Aged Men is a comedy podcast all about finding the silver linings in everyday life.

No Country For Middle-Aged Men

The Retro Network Time machine is your vehicle to the past! Listen to Seasons 1-2 for Jason and Mickey's discussions about pop culture from their past. Season 3 features Jason and special guests telling narratives based on experiences from their childhood and beyond.

The Retro Network Time Machine

We live in the age of information, but how often do we think about what has been lost—or nearly lost? From memories left on discarded machines to the voices of ancestors trapped on obsolete media, we are losing parts of human history each day.
 
In theme-based seasons, Material Memory explores the effects of our changing environment—such as digital technologies, the climate crisis, or global human displacement—on our ability to access the record of our shared humanity, and the critical role that libraries, archives, museums, and other public institutions play in keeping cultural memory alive.

We live in the age of information, but how often do we think about what has been lost—or nearly lost? From memories left on discarded machines to the voices of ancestors trapped on obsolete media, we are losing parts of human history each day. In theme-based seasons, Material Memory explores the effects of our changing environment—such as digital technologies, the climate crisis, or global human displacement—on our ability to access the record of our shared humanity, and the critical role that libraries, archives, museums, and other public institutions play in keeping cultural memory alive.

Material Memory

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Hey Community! We're a couple of friends who spend an inordinate amount of time talking about GI Joe toys and a myriad of other geek/collector culture items. We live in different areas and use Order of Battle to not only communicate with each other but with the larger communities that we adore. We chose the podcast format to connect more broadly to the love of the lifestyle this hobby has become for so many of us. Please join our conversation, so listen to the show, email us and hit us up on Twitter or Instagram. #gijoe gijoe g.i. joe

Hey Community! 
 


We're a couple of friends who spend an inordinate amount of time talking about GI Joe toys and a myriad of other geek/collector culture items. We live in different areas and use Order of Battle to not only communicate with each other but with the larger communities that we adore. 
 


We chose the podcast format to connect more broadly to the love of the lifestyle this hobby has become for so many of us. Please join our conversation, so listen to the show, email us and hit us up on Twitter or Instagram. 
 
#gijoe 
gijoe 
g.i. joe

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