Zeigt Titel in Welt

What happens when a history teacher with a World War II obsession teams up with a genetics nerd who works in a hospital lab? You get a show that treats untaught events, odd inventions, and overlooked people like a treasure hunt—with jokes, receipts, and plenty of curiosity. Chock full of twists and turns, Kelsey and Sarah bring history to life, with a little 'Mean Girl' energy. So put a feather in your cap doodle dandies - We're going to make "That's So Macaroni" happen!

Hosted by Michael Rugg, a geopolitical researcher with a PhD in strategic geography and personal ties to Denmark, the series explores how the Arctic, once treated as a frozen afterthought at the edge of the world, quietly became one of the most important regions shaping global power today. If you have ever looked at the top of the map and assumed nothing important happens there, this series is an invitation to look again.

Flossmoor in Fifteen is a captivating history podcast that explores the rich heritage of Flossmoor, Illinois. We cover one story at a time—all in just fifteen minutes. Based on the book A More Perfect Place-The Story of Flossmoor by Tom Dobrez (https://www.flossmoorhistorybook.com/). From its early beginnings as a golf mecca in 1899 to its incorporation as a village in 1924, Flossmoor has cultivated a unique identity shaped by excellence, creativity, and community spirit. Each episode delves into the moments and movements that defined this remarkable suburb: the championship-caliber ...

Two college students breaking down the political news with honest takes, smart debates, and the conversations everyone’s having on campus. Welcome to our corner of politics, and please join us for the ride.

C’è un’Italia che non si trova sui libri di scuola. Un’Italia fatta di boschi silenziosi, sentieri dimenticati, e pietre scolpite che affiorano come testimoni muti di un passato sepolto. Sono i cippi di confine. Pietre di confine tra due mondi: lo Stato Pontificio da una parte, e il Regno delle Due Sicilie dall’altra. Segni incisi nella roccia per separare territori, ma anche per raccontare storie. Chi li ha voluti? Chi li ha temuti? E chi ha vissuto all’ombra di quei confini, tra dogane, contrabbandi e sospetti? In "I Cippi Raccontano", andremo alla scoperta di queste pietre ...

Aðfaranótt aðfangadags 1956 komu 52 ungverskir flóttamenn til Íslands með Gullfaxa. Þá höfðu Sovétmenn brotið á bak aftur uppreisnina í Ungverjalandi. Þetta var fyrsti hópur flóttamanna sem fékk hæli hér á landi fyrir tilstuðlan stjórnvalda. Í þáttunum er farið yfir undirbúning og framkvæmd þessara aðgerða og ljósi varpað á sögu og afdrif Ungverjanna.Umsjón: Ingvar Þór Björnsson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Original podcasts created by and about the people, missions and community of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J.

The History of King Lear is Nahum Tates remarkable adaptation of William Shakespeares timeless tragedy. Premiering in 1681—approximately seventy-five years after Shakespeares original—Tates version captivated audiences and largely supplanted Shakespeares work on the English stage until 1838. Unlike the original, Tates play concludes on a hopeful note, depicting Lear reclaiming his throne and Cordelia marrying Edgar, with Edgar joyfully proclaiming that truth and virtue shall at last succeed. This adaptation, structured in five acts like Shakespeares, diverges in scene count and is roughly ...

Join General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard, one of the pivotal commanders of the Confederate forces during the Civil War, as he recounts the dramatic events leading up to the First Battle of Bull Run. Known for firing the first shots at Fort Sumter in April 1861, Beauregard took command of the Confederate Army of the Potomac and achieved a significant victory at Manassas, Virginia, in July of that year. With vital reinforcements from Johnstons army in the Shenandoah Valley, his forces managed to defeat General McDowells Federal army. Had the outcome been reversed, the trajectory of the ...

Welcome to Icons of Naples, the podcast where we honor our community heroes of Naples, Florida. You'll hear our movers, shakers, and history-makers who helped make our community the place we love to call home. Hosted by Kristen Weardon. A huge thank you to our technology sponsor, Robert of Philadelphia, for making this podcast possible.

Dodo Wonders is the final installment in E.F. Bensons beloved Dodo series, renowned for its sharp wit and social commentary. Set against the backdrop of World War I-era England, this novel follows the vivacious Lady Dodo Chesterford, her husband, and their circle of friends as they navigate the tumultuous times of war. Rumored to be inspired by Lady Margot Asquith, Dodo is a sparkling socialite who finds herself in a world where she must adapt or falter. Benson masterfully blends humor and poignant reflection, ensuring that while the story retains its trademark cheerfulness, it also ...

Henry Adams, the enigmatic author behind Democracy, unveiled his literary prowess posthumously in 1918. Originally released in 1880 to widespread acclaim, the novel transports readers to Washington in the 1870s, during the presidencies of Grant and Hayes. At its heart is Madeleine Lee, a wealthy and independent young widow who leaves her life in New York to delve into the political landscape of the capital. As she navigates the complex world of power and influence, she encounters Senator Silas P. Ratcliffe, a formidable and somewhat uncultured politician eyeing the presidency, who believes Mrs...

This concise report, crafted for the Congressional Research Service, aims to shed light on the Israel-Hamas conflict and U.S. policy responses. It provides an insightful overview of the shocking attacks on October 7th and the ensuing Israeli military campaign. The report also addresses the humanitarian crisis affecting Palestinians, potential areas for conflict escalation, and significant political developments in Israel, Arab nations, and international organizations. Focusing on U.S. policy from October 2023 to early February 2024, it explores possible congressional actions to address the ...

This war was not merely a time of destruction; it sparked a wave of creativity and innovation that transformed the world. It challenged individuals to think beyond the ordinary, enhancing their inventive skills. As a result, we now benefit from a wealth of new ideas and technologies. From lessons in thrift and efficiency to the importance of standardization, industries have evolved, and entrepreneurs recognize the value of scientific inquiry. While the full narrative of these advancements is far too expansive for just one book, I have carefully curated and explained the most significant and ...

Step into a captivating love story with Maid of Maiden Lane, where Mrs. Barr masterfully weaves together the tumultuous political and social landscape of late 18th-century America with a heartfelt romance. Explore the moral dilemmas surrounding the French Revolution and its impact on immigrants in America, and witness the deep-seated prejudices between English, French, and Dutch newcomers that shaped everyday life. As heated debates over the nations capital—whether New York or Philadelphia—unfold, you’ll find yourself immersed in a richly depicted New York City, complete with tree-lined ...

This captivating recording features two poignant narratives from the Civil War era. The first is a compelling account by Cora Mitchel, who, in 1861, was a young girl from a Unionist family forced to flee their home in South Georgia for the safety of Rhode Island. Written in 1916, Coras story reveals the trials and tribulations faced during this tumultuous time. The second narrative comes from Charlotte St. Julien Ravenel of South Carolina, offering a contemporary journal entry written in the final months of the Civil War in 1865. Join us as we delve into these personal tales of resilience and ...

Follow the journey of Doris, a young orphan from England, as she arrives in bustling Boston and learns to navigate her new life in America. Growing up amidst the backdrop of the War of 1812, Doris encounters a series of unforgettable adventures that shape her and those around her. Experience her story, beautifully summarized by Elsie Selwyn.

In his haunting and poignant novella Farewell (Adieu), Balzac delves into the 19th-century literary landscape of the hysterical woman—sequestered, confined within her madness; voiceless, or eerily reciting chants in her isolated haven. The specter of the first Mrs. Rochester lingers, while the Lady of Shalott awaits the moment when the fragile illusion of her world will shatter. Soon, Freuds earliest patients will find themselves in the waiting room of the mind. During a hunting excursion, two friends stumble upon a mysterious, waif-like woman imprisoned in a crumbling chateau, whimsically ...

Delve into the captivating world of English history with Catherine Howard, a riveting play that explores the life of the ill-fated fifth wife of Henry VIII. Adapted from the acclaimed work of Alexandre Dumas, the celebrated author of The Musketeers, this historical drama unfolds in three acts, intertwining love, ambition, and tragedy. Join us for a mesmerizing journey as we bring to life the drama and intrigue of a time when the throne, the tomb, and the scaffold were inextricably linked. Summary by ToddHW

Delve into the gripping saga of the Thirty Years War through this five-volume masterpiece, building on the success of Schiller’s earlier work, the History of the Revolt of the Netherlands. Crafted for a broader audience, this vivid narrative intertwines Schiller’s passion for human freedom with his rationalist optimism. In Volume 3, experience the tumultuous events from Gustavus Adolphuss decisive victory at Leipzig in late 1631 to his tragic death in the battle of Lutzen in November 1632. - Summary by Alan Winterrowd