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Einschlafen mit Star Wars - der Podcast für alle Gute-Nacht-Rebellen – oder einfach tagsüber anhören. Jede Woche montags und donnerstags neue Folgen - gelesen von Marvin Jade. Hintergrundwissen, Fakten und Geschichten aus dem Star Wars Universum. Außerdem erscheint jede Woche samstags eine zusätzliche Premium-Folge für alle Supporter*innen. Abonniere den Premium-Podcast auf Steady unter https://steady.page/de/einschlafenmitstarwars, über Spotify oder auf Apple Podcasts. Weitere Möglichkeiten zum Supporten und Infos findest du unter: https://gruener-ton.de/einschlafen-mit-star-wars

Blunt, irreverent, and at times delightfully subversive, Opera Wars spotlights opera’s colorful and sometimes warring personalities, increasingly fierce controversies over content, and the battles being waged for its economic future—a “colorful, witty look behind the velvet curtain”...

An unbelievable table of greed, looted treasures and stolen history in the world's biggest art heist. In the shattered aftermath of Cambodia’s civil war, temples that had stood for centuries were found ransacked - sacred sculptures hacked from pedestals, towering statues of Hindu gods and...

Perhaps the most famous work on the philosophy of war, and the effective use of military force, by a European author. (Summary by Timothy Ferguson)

This is a collection of a series of journalistic articles written during his travels throughout WWI era Europe that Churchill -- the American author, not the famed British statesman -- published in 1917; the book version came out in 1918. The writing is sharp, straightforward, and rarely sentimental, with loads of local color and occasional humor. (Summary by BellonaTimes)

The author of this 1917 narrative, who escaped from Germany and military service after 14 months of fighting in France, did not wish to have his name made public, fearing reprisals against his relatives. The vivid description of the life of a common German soldier during “The Great War” aroused much interest when it was published in the United States in serial form. Here was a warrior against his will, a hater of militarism for whom there was no romance in war, but only butchery and brutality, grime and vermin, inhuman toil and degradation. His story also contains the first German ...

Info: Wir haben das Projekt mit recht einfachem Equipment begonnen, dies hört man besonders in den ersten Folgen sehr stark. Ab der dritten Staffel (Shining) wird das allerdings deutlich besser. Wer die schlechtere Tonqualität also nicht ganz so gut verträgt kann gerne mal in die etwas späteren Folgen reinhören :) Wir sind Jenny und Kai und wir machen einen Podcast über die Werke von Stephen King.

In jeder Folge des Poetry-Podcasts des Lyrik Kabinetts bringt ein Gast drei Gedichte mit – Gedichte, über die man sprechen muss, die nicht loslassen, Lieblingsgedichte. Von einer kleinen Form ausgehend kann es im Gespräch mit Lyriker und Literaturvermittler Tristan Marquardt um alles gehen: aktuelle Themen, Leben, Literatur und Verzweiflung. Von Folge zu Folge entwickelt sich ein Kosmos der Lyrik – mit Neu- und Wiederentdeckungen, bekannten und unbekannten Gedichten, diversen Perspektiven, unerwarteten Randnotizen und den großen Hits der Lyrikgeschichte. Die Gedichte werden eingelesen ...

Der JediCast ist ein Literatur-Podcast der Jedi-Bibliothek in dem wir im Ausgelesen über Bücher und Comics aus dem Star Wars-Universum reden und in den Ratssitzungen auch auf andere Medien der weit, weit entfernten Galaxis zu sprechen kommen.

In a tense moment of European history, a conference in The Hague could determine the fate of nations. But with England sidelined, the threat of war looms large. Enter John P. Dunster, an American courier carrying a crucial document that could avert disaster. Just when hope seems within reach, Dunster mysteriously vanishes after a train wreck in England. Now, Richard Hamel is on a mission: to unravel the mystery of Dunster’s disappearance and stop a potential conflict before it ignites. This gripping tale of intrigue and adventure explores themes of loyalty, bravery, and the high stakes of ...

A riveting story of how dueling ambitions and the power of prodigy made America the cultural center of the world—and Picasso the most famous artist alive—in the shadow of World War II “[Eakin] has mastered this material. . . . The book soars.”—The New York Times Book Review (Editors’...

Jessie Ware hosts a podcast about food, family and everything in between, direct from her very own dinner table. With a little bit of help from her chef extraordinaire mum Lennie, each week guests from the worlds of music, culture and politics drop by for a bite and a bit of a natter. Oversharing guaranteed.Produced by Alice Williams Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Der Pilgerkoch ist mehr als ein Podcast über Essen. Es geht um Geschichten, Zuhören, Vertrauen und die Menschen hinter den Zutaten. Wie in der Küche gehören auch im Leben Fehler dazu – oft entstehen aus ihnen die wertvollsten Erfahrungen. Jeder Mensch bringt seine eigene Geschichte, seine Wurzeln und seinen ganz persönlichen Geschmack mit. Nicht alles muss jedem gefallen. Doch genau darin liegt die Chance, einander zu verstehen, Unterschiede auszuhalten und gemeinsam zu wachsen. Nimm Platz. Vielleicht entdeckst du zwischen den Gerichten auch ein Stück deiner eigenen Geschichte. Wenn ...

In School of War, CBS News National Security Analyst and Free Press columnist Aaron MacLean sits down with secretaries of state, top military historians, war planners, and key political decision-makers to help understand the lessons of war. Tune in as School of War takes you to the front lines. Aaron MacLean is a senior fellow at Hudson Institute. He has worked as a foreign policy advisor and legislative director to Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and spent seven years in the U.S. Marine Corps. Visit our Substack for episode transcripts Follow along on Instagram

Love classic war movies? So do we. From Troy to World War II to Vietnam to Aliens, we analyse which war films work and what they say about us.Banned from watching old war movies by their families, writers Robert Hutton and Duncan Weldon meet in their secret basement to discuss why the navy don't simply sail round the other side of Navarone, and why everyone is too old in Saving Private Ryan. Each week, a different film, sometimes brought along by a guest. From Powell and Pressburger's Colonel Blimp to Starship Troopers to Where Eagles Dare to A Bridge Too Far, we've got you covered.What will ...

Brought to you by Penguin. A finely spun history of clothes and where they come from Linen, Cotton, Silk, Synthetics, Wool: through the stories of these five fabrics, Sofi Thanhauser illuminates the world we inhabit in a startling new way, travelling from China to Cumbria to reveal the craft...

Siegfried Sassoon was one of the first to write poetry about the brutal reality of war, based on his real-life experiences in the trenches. He served in World War I on the Western Front and was awarded the Military Cross for bravery under fire. However, he later became a convicted pacifist, threw his Military Cross into the Mersey river, and continued to write and publish poems and political statements against the war. His poems capture the despair he felt towards the war overall, and he paints vivid word pictures that make the reader "pray you'll never know, the hell where youth and laughter ...

Vernède enlisted with the British Army as a second lieutenant at the start of World War I, even though he was over the maximum age of service. He served in France, was wounded in 1916 in the Battle of the Somme, and returned to the front upon his recovery. Vernède died shortly after being wounded by machine gun fire while leading an advance at Havrincourt in April 1917. Vernède's war poems were filled with the patriotic optimism of the early war years, but it would be unfair to describe him as a propagandist as he never published his poetry. This, his only collection, was published shortly ...

War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. War of the Worlds by Herbert George Wells (H.G. Wells) was published in 1898 at a time when he wrote a series of novels related to a number of historical events of the time. The most important of these was the unification and militarization of Germany. The story, written in a semi-documentary style, is told in the first person by an unnamed observer. It tells of the events which happen mostly in London and the county of Surrey, England, when a number of vessels manned by aliens are fired from Mars and land on Earth. (Summary by Rebecca)

Published in 1916, this is the third collection of thirteen humorous short stories about English school boys in a boarding school in the fictitious village Merivale. This book, of course, has World War I as a backdrop. Each story is told in the voice of a different boy at the school. The author wrote two other books in this series: The Human Boy (1900) and The Human Boy Again (1908). Eden Phillpotts was popular with the reading public and wrote prolifically novels, short stories, poetry, plays, and nonfiction. (David Wales)