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Welcome to the Frightengale Files. A series of tales about paranormal experiences
445 days ago
Mu the Motherland is a conceptual or mythical land often associated with lost civilizations, ancient wisdom, and deep cultural roots. Drawing inspiration from the legend of the lost continent of Mu, it symbolizes a primordial homeland—rich in history, spirituality, and ancestral knowledge. Whether explored in literature, philosophy, or artistic expression, Mu the Motherland evokes themes of origin, unity, and the deep connection between humanity and the earth.
336 days ago
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Reflections Unfiltered is a podcast exploring the rich, complex experiences of a life lived to the fullest by John Harvey (AKA DIGITALLYWIRED) and friends. From the grit of policing to the nuances of engineering, philosophy, and the occult, I dive into the lessons, insights, and both humorous and sobering realizations along my journey. Using AI, and my own voice we are getting the story out.
551 week ago
Baseball legend Roberto Clemente, after surviving a kidnapping through storytelling, believes his "dedication without caution" is his superpower. This drives his humanitarian efforts, leading him to personally deliver earthquake relief to Nicaragua despite aircraft safety warnings. Ultimately, political issues, mechanical failures, and his need to prove his intentions result in a fatal decision, transforming his legacy of dedication into a cautionary tale about the cost of heroism.
311 week ago
Study for the first quarter test
32 weeks ago
Italian Renaissance, north Europe Renaissance, Renaissance art, Christianity, people and causes of reformation, ottoman empire, Islam, saffavids, Mughal empire, Japan and southeast Asia, Chinese dynasties, African empires, European explorers, European geographic expansion, Columbian exange
42 weeks ago
Two friends talking about how Spanish conquistadors took native women for themselves
23 weeks ago
Stories of survival during times in history that put people to the test.
33 weeks ago
This podcast covers S19 of the GSE for US History
33 weeks ago
The podcast is going tobe a girl that is wispiring when talking about the proxy warsand not any time else.And a guy with a indian acsent but you can hear him well not so you cant understad what he is saying. Both are verry funny and yea the podsast is spesific for year 10s and 15 16 ish year olds. Make it fun tolisen to and gen z aprooved. The girl should sound verry hot
23 weeks ago
Florida Profiles is a dive into the people who helped create a Florida that works for all.
21 month ago
West Virginia Lore Different Stories and Different things around West Virginia.
21 month ago
Uncovering forgotten stories that shaped our world. Compelling narratives of ancient civilizations, historical mysteries, and pivotal moments in human history.
21 month ago
Dialoge from PAco and Maria about Defensive towers of Alicante and Santiago Tower
22 months ago
Driven by Legacy is the official podcast of the Golden State MB Car Club—where Mercedes-Benz passion meets personal stories, performance, and community. Hear inspiring journeys, expert insights, and behind-the-scenes looks at events and track days. Whether you drive a classic or an AMG, this is your place to connect, learn, and live the legacy.
202 months ago
History podcast that starts in Ancient Greece.
22 months ago
American history starting from 1700s and ending in 1914. funny and witty
22 months ago
„Willkommen zu *CIA Radio Archive*. Heute beleuchten wir einen der dunkelsten Fälle des Kalten Krieges – **Operation Schneeglöckchen**: die Entführung der Ricky-Zwillinge, Joscha Ihl und Josephine Ricks. Eine Geschichte von Geheimdiensten, RAF-Strukturen und psychologischer Folter. Mit uns im Studio: ein ehemaliger CIA-Analyst, eine Historikerin für Ost-West-Konflikte, ein Ex-Agent im Ruhestand – und eine Investigativ-Journalistin.“
22 months ago
a podcast that talks about history
42 months ago
There have been many attempts to try and explain the intriguing depictions of animals in the caves of Europe that date from around 35,000 years ago onwards. Most of those attempts have fallen by the wayside mainly because they were incapable of being verified experimentally. This was all set to change, however, when, in 2008, Derek Hodgson wrote an article that showed how visual neuroscience and perceptual psychology could provide interesting insights into the mystery. Based on the findings of that article, a number of research groups began to apply the concepts and findings of Hodgson's article to investigating cave art by applying recent technological know-how to experimentally test the suggestions therein. The results of those experimental studies provided resounding support for Hodgson's approach. The original 2008 article is presented in this podcast not least because it was such a ground-breaking contribution to cave art research.
82 months ago
This is a podcast version of the reading for this lesson
33 months ago
A Podcast Reading the History Knowledge Organisers at Masefield
24 months ago
Uncovering forgotten stories that shaped America. Compelling narratives of ancient civilizations, historical mysteries, and pivotal moments in American history 250 Years Ago Today. Today in American History - 250 Years Ago Today - Podcast
34 months ago
During the 1700s, smallpox raged through the American colonies and the Continental Army. Smallpox impacted the Continental Army severely during the Revolutionary War, so much so that George Washington mandated inoculation for all Continental soldiers in 1777. Just fifty-six years earlier, in 1721, Bostonian doctors and clergy introduced the procedure to the American colonies. Without the vision and determination of these early Bostonians in normalizing inoculation, Washington may not have made the decision to mandate inoculation for the Continental Army. Though it was a controversial action, many historians credit the medical mandate with the colonists’ victory in the Revolutionary War and the creation of the United States of America.
24 months ago
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