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Seven Continents, One Story

Seven Continents, One Story

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Seven Continents, One Story is the history podcast built for curious minds who want depth without the boredom and clarity without dumbing things down. Each 30–60 minute episode is a fast-paced adventure through one pivotal moment from Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Australia/Oceania, or Antarctica. ​ Every episode features a unique 3-persona dialogue: - An expert historian who brings rigorous facts, context, and big-picture insight. - An enthusiastic hobbyist who connects the dots, reacts with genuine wonder, and asks the questions history lovers think but rarely hear. - A sharp, curious teenager who refuses to let jargon or assumed knowledge slide, making sure no listener gets left behind. ​ This Trinity Format turns complex events into gripping conversations that feel more like binge-worthy storytelling than a classroom lecture. You will uncover artefacts, meet unsung heroes, and face “choose your own history” moments where different decisions could have rewritten the story of our world. ​ Across the year, Seven Continents, One Story systematically maps 2,000 years of world history into a structured, continent-by-continent audio library. That means you can: Follow a clear chronological journey through one continent. Jump straight to the moments you care about most, from epic empires to forgotten revolutions. Use episodes as ready-made learning units for study, teaching, or lifelong learning. ​ Powered by cutting-edge AI production and human fact-checking, the show publishes frequently while protecting what matters most: historical accuracy, engaging storytelling, and respect for primary sources. If you are tired of podcasts that are either dry academic lectures or entertaining but sloppy with the facts, this is your new home base for world history. ​ Expect: - 5 fresh episodes per week during core seasons. ​- Stories that connect past and present so you can see why these events still matter today. ​- A consistent, energetic tone that makes it easy to hit “play next” again and again. ​- Dive into 2,000 years of world history, seven continents at a time – and discover how all of it connects back to one unfolding human story.Copyright 2026 SYNTHETIXMIND LTD Mondiale Scienze sociali
  • AS017 - Battle of Talas 751 CE: How Paper Changed World History
    Jan 5 2026

    ⚔️ The Battle Nobody Knows That Changed Everything

    Central Asia. July 751 CE. Two superpowers clash on the banks of the Talas River—and the world will never be the same.

    Most people have never heard of the Battle of Talas. Yet this forgotten clash between the Chinese Tang Dynasty and the Islamic Abbasid Caliphate triggered a chain of events that led to the Islamic Golden Age, the European Renaissance, and the modern world you live in today.

    How? One word: Paper.

    In This Epic Episode:

    🔍 The Artefact Detective - Discover the mysterious object made from plant fibres that was one of the most closely guarded secrets in the world. Three clues. One revelation that changes everything.

    🦸 The Unsung Hero - Meet General Li Siye, commander of the fearsome Black Armoured Cavalry. While others fled, he held the line. While chaos reigned, he bought time for survivors to escape. His name deserves to be remembered.

    🤔 Choose Your Own History - You're a Karluk Turk leader watching two empires collide. The Chinese Tang Dynasty has been your ally. But the Islamic Abbasid forces are winning. Do you stay loyal or switch sides? Your decision will reshape Central Asia for centuries.

    What You'll Discover:

    ⚔️ How 20,000 Chinese soldiers faced the combined forces of the Abbasid Caliphate and Turkic cavalry

    🎯 The brutal betrayal that turned the tide of battle in minutes

    📜 How Chinese prisoners of war carried the secret of papermaking to the Islamic world

    🌍 Why this technology transfer enabled the Islamic Golden Age and changed human civilization forever

    📚 How one battle fought over trade routes accidentally triggered a knowledge revolution

    The Shocking Truth:

    The generals thought they were fighting for territory and control of the Silk Road. They had no idea they were facilitating one of the most important technology transfers in human history.

    From Samarkand to Baghdad to Spain to Europe—paper spread across the world. Libraries flourished. Knowledge exploded. The Renaissance became possible.

    And it all started with Chinese prisoners teaching their captors how to make paper.

    Perfect For:

    1. History enthusiasts who love discovering forgotten moments that shaped the world
    2. Anyone interested in the Silk Road, Central Asia, or how civilizations influenced each other
    3. Listeners who want to understand how technology spreads across cultures
    4. Students of military history, Asian history, or Islamic history

    Why This Battle Matters Today:

    Technology wants to spread. You can delay it, but you can't stop it forever. Just like countries today try to control sensitive technologies—semiconductors, encryption, AI—the Tang Dynasty tried to protect the secret of paper.

    It didn't work. And the world became richer for it.

    This is the story of how knowledge proved more powerful than military conquest. How small powers can change history by choosing the right moment. How unintended consequences shape our world far more than anyone's plans.

    Ready to discover the battle that accidentally changed civilization? Press play and journey to Central Asia in 751 CE!

    ⏱️ Episode Length: ~35 minutes

    🎙️ ABOUT THIS PODCAST

    For every episode, we spend many hours researching and creating engaging scripts. To improve our quality and deliver more podcasts consistently, we use AI-synthesized voices...

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    36 min
  • GE001 - Welcome to the Journey
    Jan 3 2026
    GE001 - Welcome to the Journey - Show NotesEpisode Description

    🌍 Welcome to Seven Continents, One Story!

    This is where your journey through time begins! Join us for our very first episode as Nils (expert historian from Sweden), Celine (history hobbyist from Edinburgh), and Ethan (13-year-old history enthusiast from Malta) introduce themselves and share their passion for making history irresistibly engaging.

    Why Listen to This Episode?

    Ever wondered if you need a PhD to truly understand history? Spoiler: you don't!

    Discover how a librarian from Edinburgh became a medieval Scotland expert through pure curiosity, how a teenager from Malta fell in love with Asian history through anime, and why a Swedish professor believes history belongs to everyone—not just academics.

    In This Episode You'll Discover:

    ✨ The unique Trinity Format that makes every episode an adventure (Artefact Detective, Unsung Hero, Choose Your Own History)

    🎭 Three distinct perspectives on history—expert knowledge, hobbyist passion, and youthful curiosity—all in one conversation

    🌏 Why we're exploring ALL seven continents, not just one region or time period

    💡 How history can be exciting, accessible, and deeply meaningful—whether you're 13 or 80

    This isn't your typical history podcast. No boring lectures. No dry facts. Just three people who genuinely love history, sharing stories that make the past come alive.

    Whether you're a seasoned history buff or someone who "never liked history in school," this episode will show you why thousands of years of human stories are waiting to captivate you.

    Ready to fall in love with history? Press play and meet your new travel companions through time!

    🎙️ ABOUT THIS PODCAST

    For every episode, we spend many hours researching and creating engaging scripts. To improve our quality and deliver more podcasts consistently, we use AI-synthesized voices and different digital tools as support.

    🌍 ABOUT SEVEN CONTINENTS, ONE STORY

    We make history irresistibly engaging through our unique 3-persona dialogue format. Join Nils (expert historian), Celine (history hobbyist), and Ethan (curious teenager) as they explore 2,000+ years of world history across all seven continents. New episodes every week!

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    💬 JOIN THE CONVERSATION

    Leave a review and let us know what you think! Got a historical topic request? Reach out on social media!

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    20 min
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