Historia – Nya podcasts
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Join historian Indy Neidell and his baseball-crazy pal Berns for a deep dive every week into the waters of baseball history. Loads of stories, stars, stats, oddballs, heroes, and villains from all eras of baseball history brought vividly back to life in a sprawling tapestry to honor our favorite sport. This is really for the baseball nerds out there, those of you who really want to know all about the people and the events that shaped the National Pastime.
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This podcast is all about the history of iran, here we will know about it’s culture but this time provincial wise, also here you will listen about the current affairs and about some political aspects of iran
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A closer look at one of the most prominent figures in the history of women’s suffrage.
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Welcome to the Special Forces in World War 2 Podcast. This is your gateway to delve into the extraordinary world of specialised forces during World War 2. Here at Special Forces in World War 2, we've created a virtual museum dedicated to uncovering the remarkable stories behind these elite units and specialised forces of the era. Our mission is to provide you with a comprehensive panorama of the units and formations that played pivotal roles in the Second World War.
Join us as we uncover the untold stories, strategies, and sacrifices of the elite and specialised forces of World War 2. -
MIT VIBORG – Podcasten for ægte Viborg-roliganer!
Elsker du Viborg og kunne aldrig drømme om at flytte herfra? Så er MIT VIBORG podcasten for dig! I en hyggelig og personlig tone tager vært Jesper Aagaard dig med på en rejse gennem byens historie, kultur og fællesskab. Vi møder mennesker, der har været med til at forme Viborg – fra iværksættere og ildsjæle til kulturfolk og sportsprofiler.
Men det handler ikke kun om fortiden. Vi dykker også ned i de udfordringer, byen står overfor, og hvad fremtiden bringer. Hvordan bevarer vi byens særlige sjæl? Hvordan udvikler vi os uden at miste det, der gør Viborg unik? Og hvad har formet de mennesker, der elsker byen så højt?
Sæt dig godt til rette med en kop kaffe, og lyt med, når vi deler historierne om byen, vi kalder hjem. -
Learning from scholars and every day Americans about what religion has done to America and what America has done to religion, helping all of us better comprehend and perpetuate the American experiment in self-government, including what is perhaps its greatest innovation and the essence of the American project: religious freedom as defined by the Constitution’s Article VI and First Amendment religion clauses.
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Join us on 'Palestine: From Past to Present,' where we delve into the intricate tapestry of Palestinian history, on this enlightening voyage as we strive to keep our listeners informed about the dark realities of history and politics, offering a platform to amplify the voices of the Palestinian people. Together, let us embark on a quest for truth and empathy, bridging the gap between past and present in Campaign For Palestine's new podcast, 'Palestine: From Past to Present'. Follow us on Instagram @CampaignForPalestine.
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If you're into glossy, corporate, big dollar horror podcasts, this isn't for you. We are a horror macabre variety show of misfits monsters and mayhem. You have been warned.
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Reliving the 1980 College Football Season week by week, through the memories of those that played, coached and covered it.
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Get Dumped On: An Infodump Podcast is a silly little podcast where one of the hosts dumps their latest special interest knowledge all over the sweet sweet faces of our friends and listeners. Goofs, gaffes, and inevitable double entendres await - let's listen together!
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Forgotten Wars covers the conflicts overlooked in popular history. Journey to World War One in East Africa with an undefeated German General, trek across Siberia during the Russian Revolution with a lost Czech legion, watch as Britain bombards Chinese forts in service to the Opium trade, and find out if a war actually started because of a football result.
Expect bravery, incompetence, fascinating figures and incredible drama.
By James Barton, proud History Nerd
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Red Siren is a podcast that explores real-life mysteries and strange events. In each episode, we dive into fascinating stories—unexplained phenomena, and unsolved puzzles. These strange and mysterious tales will keep you wondering what’s really going on.
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A podcast where we talk about bad moments or people in history.
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Welcome to the Tales, Trails and Taverns Podcast!
join us as we explore the eerie, the abandoned, and the downright creepy. From haunted trails to forgotten taverns. we dive headfirst into the mysteries that linger in the shadows.
Each Episode, we share our firsthand experiences, uncover the rich history of these places, and bring you the chilling ghost stories that make them unforgettable.
So grab your flashlight, lace up your boots, and pour yourself a drink- adventure awaits in the unexplored corners of the past. This is Tales, Trails and Taverns, where the stories are as haunted as the places we visit.
Hiking Stories by "Tales Trails and Taverns"
Written and Produced by Joseph Gelinas
Additinal writing by Robert Travers
Get the book, Haunted New England.
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The Hussite Wars from 1419 to 1435 tore apart the medieval world. This revolution created a new way to think about the world and about faith that had not been seen before, nor had anyone seen jan Zizka's deadly military inventions
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Ball & Order is a weekly podcast where self-proclaimed sports historians/Attorneys Gabe Ibrahim and Alex Lange debate sports and tell historical sports stories. A Sports Drink podcast. Subscribe to our free newsletter: ballandorder.substack.com.
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I know that many of you find history boring, because when the word history is mentioned,you are reminded of those tedious hours in the classroom when you spend most of the time sleeping.
Well,the time has come for this idea to end. History is actually fun and when explained properly we can transmit value through it.
"Cool Historians" podcast will be short, concise, straightforward, fresh and most importantly it will be focused on:virtues,cultures,amazing historical figures and of course the gain of KNOWLEDGE.
So I suggest you to relax and enjoy all the proccess of your knowledge growth๐ค -
Welcome to A Very British Conversation. The podcast for history buffs. Join William Donaldson and Nick Davis as they discuss all things history.
You can support Nick and William by buying them a coffee. "Buy me a coffee" is a online support platform where listeners, who really enjoy our work, can support us. Link here: buymeacoffee.com/britishconversation -
Sudan, a nation with a rich and diverse history, has long been afflicted by the scourge of conflict and political instability. The country's complex tapestry of ethnic, religious, and political tensions has given rise to decades of civil war, displacement, and humanitarian crises that have left an indelible mark on the lives of its people. Today, as Sudan navigates the aftermath of the 2018-2019 Sudanese Revolution and grapples with the challenges of building a more stable and democratic future, it is essential to understand the current state of affairs and the journey that has brought the nation to this critical juncture.
The overthrow of long-time President Omar al-Bashir in April 2019 marked a significant turning point in Sudan's history. The Sudanese Revolution, which was fueled by widespread discontent over economic grievances and demands for political change, saw months of peaceful protests and civil unrest that ultimately led to the military's intervention and the formation of a transitional government. This government, composed of both civilian and military representatives, was tasked with guiding the country through a delicate and complex process of democratic transition and economic reform.
However, the path to stability and progress has been far from smooth. Political power struggles and tensions between the civilian and military components of the transitional government have hindered the implementation of much-needed reforms and the fulfillment of the revolutionaries' demands. The fragile power-sharing arrangement has been tested by competing interests and visions for Sudan's future, leading to a sense of uncertainty and frustration among the population.
One of the most pressing challenges facing Sudan today is the severe economic crisis that has gripped the nation. Years of mismanagement, corruption, and international isolation have taken a heavy toll on the Sudanese economy, resulting in high inflation rates, soaring food prices, and widespread poverty. The transitional government has been grappling with the daunting task of implementing economic reforms, such as lifting subsidies and attracting foreign investment, while also trying to mitigate the impact of these measures on the most vulnerable segments of society.
The economic hardship has had far-reaching consequences for the Sudanese people, affecting every aspect of their daily lives. Many families struggle to put food on the table, as the cost of basic necessities has skyrocketed. The lack of job opportunities and the erosion of purchasing power have pushed a significant portion of the population into poverty, with some estimates suggesting that over 50% of Sudanese live below the poverty line. The economic crisis has also had a disproportionate impact on women and young people, who face even greater challenges in accessing education, healthcare, and employment.
The transitional government has recognized the urgency of addressing the economic crisis and has taken steps to implement reforms and attract international support. In June 2020, Sudan announced a major economic reform program, which included the removal of fuel subsidies, the unification of exchange rates, and measures to enhance public financial management and transparency. These reforms, while painful in the short term, are seen as necessary to stabilize the economy, reduce distortions, and create a more conducive environment for growth and investment.
However, the implementation of these reforms has been met with resistance and criticism from some quarters, who argue that the austerity measures will further exacerbate the suffering of the poor and vulnerable. The government has attempted to mitigate the impact of the reforms through targeted social protection programs and cash transfers, but the effectiveness and reach of these measures have been limited by resource constraints and institutional challenges.
The economic crisis has been compounded by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Decades of conflict, particularly in the regions of Darfur, South Kordofan, and Blue Nile, have displaced millions of Sudanese, both internally and as refugees in neighboring countries. Many of these displaced individuals and families face dire living conditions, food insecurity, and limited access to basic services such as healthcare and education. The transitional government, in collaboration with international partners, has been working to address these humanitarian needs, but the scale of the crisis remains immense, and much more needs to be done to ensure the well-being and dignity of those affected.
The situation in Darfur, in particular, remains a major concern. Despite the signing of the Juba Peace Agreement in October 2020 between the transitional government and several rebel groups, including those from Darfur, the region continues to face significant challenges. The agreement, while a step in the right direction, has not yet translated into tangible improvements in the lives of the people of Darfur. The security situation remains fragile, with ongoing incidents of violence, human rights abuses, and inter-communal conflict. The humanitarian needs in the region are vast, with over 2 million people still displaced and dependent on aid for their survival.
The transitional government has pledged to prioritize the implementation of the Juba Peace Agreement and to address the long-standing grievances and marginalization of the people of Darfur. This includes the establishment of a Special Court for Darfur to investigate and prosecute war crimes and human rights abuses, as well as the implementation of development projects and the provision of basic services to the region. However, progress has been slow, and there are concerns about the government's capacity and political will to follow through on its commitments.
Another critical aspect of Sudan's current situation is the ongoing peace process and efforts to address the root causes of conflict in the country. The transitional government has made peace a central priority, engaging in negotiations with various rebel groups and stakeholders to find a comprehensive and inclusive solution to the decades-old conflicts. In October 2020, a landmark peace agreement was signed between the government and several rebel factions, raising hopes for a more stable and peaceful future.
The Juba Peace Agreement, signed in South Sudan's capital, brought together the transitional government and a coalition of rebel groups known as the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF). The agreement covered a wide range of issues, including power-sharing, wealth-sharing, security arrangements, and the integration of rebel fighters into the national army. It also included provisions for addressing the root causes of conflict, such as marginalization, underdevelopment, and the unequal distribution of resources.
While the signing of the peace agreement was a significant milestone, the real test lies in its implementation. The challenges are numerous, ranging from the logistical and financial difficulties of integrating rebel forces into the military to the political and social tensions that may arise as power dynamics shift. There are also concerns about the inclusivity of the peace process, with some groups, such as the Sudan Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) led by Abdel Aziz al-Hilu, remaining outside the agreement.
The success of the peace process will depend on the commitment and goodwill of all parties involved, as well as the support and engagement of the international community. It will require a delicate balancing act between the need for accountability and justice for past abuses and the imperative of reconciliation and national healing. The transitional government will need to demonstrate its commitment to the peace process not only through words but also through concrete actions, such as the allocation of resources to war-affected areas and the creation of an enabling environment for the return and reintegration of displaced populations.
The international community has a crucial role to play in supporting Sudan's transition and peacebuilding efforts. Following the revolution, there has been a renewed interest and engagement from international actors, with many countries and organizations pledging support for Sudan's democratic transition and economic recovery. The lifting of U.S. sanctions and the removal of Sudan from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list in 2020 were significant milestones that opened up new opportunities for international cooperation and investment.
However, translating these pledges into tangible support and resources remains a challenge, particularly given the competing priorities and crises facing the international community. It is essential for international partners to engage with Sudan in a coordinated and holistic manner, aligning their efforts with the priorities and needs identified by the Sudanese people and their representatives. This includes providing technical assistance for institutional capacity-building, supporting economic reforms and job creation, and investing in crucial sectors such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
One area where international support is particularly critical is in the field of transitional justice and accountability. Sudan has a long history of human rights abuses and atrocities, committed by various parties to the conflicts. Addressing these crimes and providing justice for the victims is essential for building a sustainable peace and preventing future abuses. The international community can support Sudan in this regard by providing expertise, resources, and political backing for the establishment of effective transitional justice mechanisms, such as the Special Court for Darfur and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Another key area where international engagement is needed is in support -
The John Calvin podcast is all about the enormously influential sixteenth century reformer John Calvin. My name is Matt White and Iโm a Vicar and PhD student studying John Calvin. Calvin's impact on history, theology and society is both profound and polarizingโadmired by many, yet controversial to others. Join us each week as we explore the fascinating historical and theological context surrounding Calvin's life and work. Our episodes aim to be both informative and fun, offering insights into Calvin and his enduring influence today. Episodes will be released every Monday morning at 7am GMT. Keep an eye out for occasional bonus content!
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