Young History

Young History

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  • Episode 175: France

    In the heart of Western Europe is a nation that can be called the yolk of modern Europe. This nation had the first major ruler of post-Roman Europe, Charlemagne. When thinking of the word culture, this nation comes to mind. Not only did this nation birth the Creole, Cajun, Acadian,  and Quebecian cultures of North America but also birthed the culture of modern Europe in many ways. This nation also set the revolutionary tone in Europe when it became the first one to overthrow an absolute monarchy in the late 1700s. Since then this nation has become famous for its resilience, resistance, culture, cuisine and tourism. This is France.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 174: United Kingdom

    In a special set of isles just north of Europe is a united nation of 4 different states. This small group of islands has effected more nations than any other one in history. This nation is a bulwark of history, empire building, and global influence. From glorious triumphs to horrendous terrors this nation had led in both. This is the United Kingdom.

    1 hr 17 min
  • Episode 173: Thailand


    Stretching into Malay is a nation of great influence in Southeast Asia. This nation has a deep rooted culture that has maintained a balance between hindu and buddhist influences for generations. This nation is famous because it is the only southeast asian country to completely avoid European colonialism through diplomacy and war. This nation continued that same system for generations which made it a politically diverse and strong nation. Today, this nation is a hub of culture, cuisine and people that gets millions of visitors a year. This is Thailand.

    38 min
  • Episode 172: South Africa
    On the southern tip of the African continent lies a nation with some of the most divisive histories in the world. This nation is called the rainbow nation for its diversity but has the worst history of oppression in all of Africa. This nation has the largest, most diverse and most advanced economy in all of Africa. Some of Africa’s most important figures emerged from this nation. History has been very unkind to the people of this nation but that history is the backbone of this nation today. Today this nation is dubbed with the very unfortunate name of: The most unequal country in the world. This is South Africa.
    35 min
  • Episode 171: Tanzania
    On the mighty Swahili Coast is a nation of great influence and great history. This nation is the origin point for the language Swahili or Kishwal because of the Omani-Bantu interactions that happened here. Since then this nation has seen a lot of interaction, trade and attacks from the outside world. There have also been some of the largest resistance movements in Africa within this land. Hundreds of different people groups have lived in this land and left behind a lasting culture. This is Tanzania.
    28 min
  • Episode 170: Italy
    Perhaps the most well known history in the world lies within this nation. Since its early days as a peninsula filled with small towns to one of the most visited nations in the world, this country has had a lot of history. This nation produced one of the world’s greatest empires that dominated for an elapsed 2000 years and set the tone for the rest of European history. Great food, art, goods and a beautiful language call this place home. This is Italy.
    1 hr 17 min
  • Talks For Our Times 4: Dr. Steven Noll

    Dr. Steven Noll is a history professor at the University of Florida, go gators, and teaches a variety of subjects from Florida and US history to the history of Diversity and disability. He has a PHD in American history, a Master of Arts and Master of Education. He is an author of Feeble-Minded in our Midst: Institutions for the Mentally Retarded in the South, as well as two author titles. He has worked closely with the mentally challenged community in Florida and hopes to educate people on how that can be done.

    28 min
  • Episode 169: Myanmar

    In the mountains region of Southeast Asia, lies a nation of many cultures and names. This nation has been influenced by buddhism, hinduism and many different ethnic groups. This nation saw some of the most successful dynasties of the region rule a large area. There were also many eras of invasion and colonization that affected this history in many ways. The people of this nation also launched a lot of resistance movements to gain proper representation throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. This is Myanmar.


    33 min
  • Episode 168: Colombia

    In the mountainous northern region of the Andes lies a nation that has been at the forefront of major changes in South America. This nation was one of the first in South America to break away from Spaniard domination. This nation then had decades of major wars, political deliberation and cultural development. This nation has produced global superstars in music, sport and more. Despite that the most famous drug lord in the world dominated this nation in the 80s and 90s. This is Colombia.

    46 min
  • Episode 167: Kenya

    On the coast of East Africa is a nation that acts as the beating heart of the region. This nation is famous for its people groups, history and culture. This nation’s capital is today called the Silicon Valley of Africa. This nation has a lot of geographic landmarks and other great things to explore but nothing is as unique as the many people groups that shape the nation. This is Kenya. 


    31 min

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This is a history podcast about the history of each and every independent country in the world. My Knowledge comes from my University, Books, and Loads of internet research. This is made with the hope…

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