Ergebnis für "Happy Hour" in Geschichte

Liberty X Happy Hour is a podcast, livestream, and live conversation space built around four simple words: Faith, Hope, Purpose, and Courage. We bring together authors, podcasters, influencers, independent voices, advocates, and everyday Americans for real conversations about the issues shaping America. Our show is rooted in meaningful dialogue, honest questions, personal stories, and the belief that people do not need permission to use their voice. Liberty X Happy Hour is not about scripted talking points. It is about real people, real conversations, and real stories that encourage listeners ...

Explore the rich tapestry of narratives within the Happy Hour Podcast, an oral history collection dedicated to preserving the powerful firsthand accounts of diverse individuals. This initiative is vital in ensuring that unique voices resonate through generations. Each episode features compelling interviews that illuminate the challenges and triumphs shaping our communities. By listening, you actively participate in an important endeavor that honors these stories and guarantees that every voice is heard. Hosted by Liz, the Happy Hour provides an engaging experience that fosters connection and ...

Join archaeologists Tiffany and Natalie (and a stream of regular guests) as they discuss all things heritage, from archaeological discoveries to planning policy, listed building consent, and advice on developing historic buildings.

Crowd into the virtual bar with Chris Anderson and Rick Beyer to plumb intoxicating history topics and kibbitz over juicy tidbits. Each week, Chris and Rick invite a guest author to share cocktails and talk history. Like who? Like Andrew Roberts, Joe Balkoski, Chris Wallace, Lynne Olson, and Hampton Sides, for example. You never know who'll stop by. History Happy Hour, where history is always on tap. Brought to you by Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours – and our loyal Patreon patrons.

Ever wonder who would win in a fight: Ghengis Khan or Crazy Horse? Or whether bombing Pearl Harbor was really a good idea? Jay and Brendon aren’t historians; they’re two long-time friends who took a lot of history classes in their college days and love to speculate about epic people and events from the past. If you have ever wished your friends would debate these kinds of questions with you at happy hour on Friday night, come hang out with us for an hour or two each week - you’ll fit right in.

Jane Healey is the bestselling author of several books of historical fiction and the host of Historical Happy Hour, a live interview and podcast featuring premiere historical fiction authors and their latest novels: “One of my favorite things as a writer is to talk to other writers. In each episode, I will interview a fiction author with a brand new book coming out. We’ll talk all about their latest novel, but also discuss their writing process and research, and their life beyond being an author.”

Join us every Tuesday for the Travel Tuesday Happy Hour podcast, where we showcase amazing individuals who share one common passion - travel. Our guests share their unique travel stories, experiences, and perspectives on what keeps them exploring the world. From their travel motivations to their favorite destinations, we delve into the details of their journeys, discussing everything from the challenges of travel to the life-changing moments it brings. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and other global events, we also discuss how travel has changed for our guests, including how they have ...

Step into the Spirit Lounge, where every episode invites you to explore the supernatural. Join hosts Lili and Vanessa as they uncork some chilling conversations about the history and hauntings of the Midwest and beyond.

An Arizona History variety show show with guests, trivia, Arizona music history, and of course a special cocktail

History runneth over with obscure tales of heroics and villainy, gruesome battles, hilarious happenings and downright bizarre coincidences. Hosts and longtime pals Alex Deane and Bryan Cunningham will be your guides through this hidden history. Based on Deane’s bestselling book Lessons From History, you will meet the war veteran who lost an eye then amputated his own fingers, learn of Africa’s first black bishop, whose great-great granddaughter sacrificed herself to protect her people from Ebola, and be surprised by Abraham Lincoln’s duel with broadswords and the drunken British soldier ...