Historia – Nya podcasts
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Our Plant Stories is a brand new podcast. Plants often root us, perhaps to a place, a garden or a country, perhaps to a person who loved them and taught us to love them too. By digging into our plant stories, we will learn about people and places. By sharing those stories, we will grow our plant knowledge through the experience, passions and sometimes quite remarkable knowledge of other plant growers. By listening to those plant stories, I hope some of us will be inspired to grow the plants.
Series one will start on the 2nd April. It is presented by Sally Flatman, a former BBC Radio producer.
If you have a plant story you would like to share, then contact us at [email protected] and take a look at the website www.ourplantstories.com -
a podcast about the nissan gtr
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Barbara Lamprecht, an architectural historian, explores Richard Neutra's unique contribution to architecture: designing environments that fused buildings and settings to create "habitats."
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Stories, debates, interviews, and memories. Fire, fury, scandal, and legend. Naval Academy students and faculty explore all things in the past, under the sun, and over the horizon.
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Empress of Russia
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This podcast explores the relationships and evolution of the women’s rights movements within the United States.
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Join Jeremy as he talks Steelers football, history, education, and flat-out, random weirdness.
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Join us on a tour through the history of the West’s water systems and major rivers, as we navigate the challenges of drought and water-scarcity facing the region. We’ll also explore Trout Unlimited’s leadership in finding innovative solutions to long-standing problems.
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The human-centred story is killing us. Our disregard for nature has not only made us less safe and less capable of sustaining a healthy environment, but also more miserable and existentially isolated. Join Erik Jampa Andersson, author of the upcoming book 'Unseen Beings: How We Forgot the World is More than Human' (Hay House, 2023), on a fascinating journey of natural recovery, recovering the lost threads of our enchantment to come to a deeper sense of embodied relationship with the more-than-human world.
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Tackling the world's problems to a dope beat.
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dispatches from a swim through Alabama.
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Discover all the facts you never knew you wanted to know in The Podcast of (Not Quite) Everything with author and journalist Jonn Elledge. Each week, Jonn invites a guest to surprise and amaze with their unexpected facts. From black holes to the black death, The Podcast of (Not Quite) Everything is bizarre and brilliant listening.
Jonnโs new book The Compendium of (Not Quite) Everything is out in hardback, eBook and audiobook on 16th September.
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On 11th May 1985, Bradford City FC were playing in the final match of the season. It was a day of celebration that saw 11,076 supporters at Bradford’s ground, Valley Parade, to see the club collect its first trophy for 56 years.
But minutes before half time, smoke began rising from one of the stands. And within four minutes a fire engulfed one side of the ground, reaching a temperature of 900 degrees Celsius.
56 men, women and children were killed and 265 were injured.
It was one of the most deadly fires in British history. And an inquiry found it had all started because of a dropped cigarette - a tragic accident.
But to some, there is an alternative ending. They believe that the fire was no accident. That the facts are more sinister, that the fire has links to organised crime, a cover up and even the British government.
Now, British journalist, presenter and filmmaker Mobeen Azhar embarks on a journey to find out what really happened that day.
In this compelling eight-part series created by What’s The Story Sounds, Mobeen goes back to his place of birth in West Yorkshire to speak to survivors of the Bradford City Fire, to police officers, to witnesses and to those involved in the inquiry.
And he uncovers a remarkable new claim which forces him to question everything he thought he knew about the incident. -
A podcast were a former crayon eating Marine does his best to discuss historical movies, the events, what they get right and what they get wrong.
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Part of the world History section. How Countries developed and major historical events. Check out our website and youtube channel for other historical videos podcasts.
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Interviews with historians about new research and publications in Intellectual History
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Join Steve; Pete & Danny as they continue in their quest to Keep History Alive, conversing about all things British Military history & beyond! Expect forays into uncharted waters - as well as incursions to familiar territories - as the lads pour over the rich tapestry of what the British soldier wore; ate; fired and carried over the past 400 years.
Help us to keep history alive and become a subscriber. https://plus.acast.com/s/the-living-history-uk-podcast.
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Authors interviewed about their newest releases in war writing, military history, war studies, current events, politics, and more. Both nonfiction and fiction. Created by writer and podcaster A.J. Woodhams.
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America’s Revolution was Britain’s American War. In this conference held at the Huntington Library in September 2012, international scholars considered the events of 1763 to 1783 from the perspective of Britain and its “other” colonies, focusing on the many ways the American War reshaped society, politics, and culture at home and abroad. The conference’s conveners, Edward G. Gray and Jane Kamensky, are also editors of a new volume of essays, “The Oxford Handbook of the American Revolution” (Oxford University Press, 2012). Several presenters at the conference are also contributors to that new book.
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Like history? Love museums? Curator's Choice is an interview-style podcast with each episode featuring a new museum and the history of two extraordinary artifacts/exhibits housed there. A new episode is posted every first and third Tuesday of the month.
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