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Pacific Rims is a weekly basketball podcast from the United We Cast Network that delivers smart, authoritative coverage of professional hoops across the Pacific Rim and the growing influence of the region on the global game. Hosted by long-time NBA analyst and Yao Ming biographer Ric Bucher alongside former overseas professional player and Asia-based NBA executive Greg Stolt, Pacific Rims connects the dots between Asia-Pacific leagues and the highest levels of basketball in the United States.Each episode breaks down the need-to-know stories shaping professional basketball in ...

Meet The Untold Story Tellers — a group of amazing elementary and high school students from Anaheim who’ve teamed up with The Untold Story Bookstore to uncover and share the rich history of Mexicans in their citySubscribe to follow their journey as they bring Anaheim’s hidden histories to life!

Step into the enchanting world of The Black Cat, a monthly literary magazine that ran from 1895 to 1922, showcasing original short stories steeped in the uncanny and fantastical. In this first issue of Volume 2, youll find six captivating tales that promise to intrigue and entertain. Discover The House That Jack Built by Harold Donovan Hilton, where a young man unravels the mysterious history of an old house. Experience In the Garden of a Villa by R. George Smith Jr., as a lark reflects on her tragic love life through the lens of a duchess. Marvel at A Peg-Leg Ghost by Wellington Vandiver, ...

'Garden State Roots' is the podcast that wants to put an end to New Jersey being the butt of the joke for evermore. After 250 years of revolutionary history, it's time to give props to NJ's contribution to the modern culture of America, if not the world. From music to film, sports to tech, food to politics, host Justin Williams and guests explore the unique historical moments and inspirational people that has made the 'Garden State' so fertile to change down the years.

The documents and speeches that shaped the United States. It is my hope that as you listen to these documents and speeches you will gain an appreciation of what our country was, what it is, and what it hopes to be.

LibriVox volunteers proudly present 18 captivating recordings of On Passing Deadman’s Island, a poem by the esteemed Irish poet Thomas Moore. Featured as the Fortnightly Poetry project for July 22, 2012, Moores work reflects his brief yet impactful time in Bermuda, where he served as registrar to the Admiralty in 1803. Although his stay was short-lived, it inspired him to capture the essence of the island in verse. Following his time in Bermuda, Moore embarked on a Grand Tour of the United States and Canada, with his experience in Nova Scotia potentially influencing this poignant poem. (...

Nicola Haasz has researched the legends, folk history and culture of the River Severn/Afon Hafren for over two decades. This podcast brings alive the stories of Sabrina, Goddess of the River Severn from the people that live, fish and work on the river as well as artists, musicians, Morris dancers, pagans and druids, surfers and historians to weave fabulous episodes rich in liquid history.

Step into the enchanting world of The Black Cat (1895-1922), a monthly literary magazine renowned for its original short stories that delve into the uncanny and fantastical. This inaugural issue features a captivating lineup of seven tales In Gold Time by Roberta Littlehale explores a tragic love triangle in the wild west; The Unturned Trump by Barnes MacGreggor (pseudonym of H. D. Umbstaetter) adds a chilling twist to a simple card game; The Secret of the White Castle by Julia Magruder unveils the mystery behind a portrait’s eerie gaze; Miss Wood,--Stenographer by Granville Sharpe captures ...

What if I told you India once owned 30% of the global economy AND the world's philosophical imagination? We invented Zero. We gave the world Karma, Ahimsa, Yoga, Nirvana, Maths, Geometry etc. Then we fell silent for a millennium. But the Great Wheel of History is turning again. This podcast by Sarvajeet Dinesh Chandra explores the untold stories of India's first Golden Age. And the blueprint for our second. Discover forgotten inventions, untold stories, and strategic conversations that define India's comeback. Subscribe to reclaim your heritage and build the future.

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Dive into the enchanting world of E.T.A. Hoffmann, a master of fantasy and horror whose work captivated the 19th century. Born Ernst Theodor Wilhelm Hoffmann, this German Romantic author was also a jurist, composer, music critic, draftsman, and caricaturist. Hoffmanns imaginative tales, including the beloved novelette The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, inspired timeless works like the ballet The Nutcracker and influenced many artists, including Schumann. His story Master Flea, published in 1822, exemplifies his unique blend of whimsy and darkness, inviting readers to explore the depths of his ...

Many soldiers enlisted from bustling urban environments have spent their lives under the glow of street lamps, making the darkness of the battlefield daunting. Initially, these men may feel disoriented, startled by shadows and clumsy on even ground, overwhelmed by nerves. However, with careful, personalized training, they can learn to move confidently together in complete darkness. Once they build this confidence, further instruction becomes a much simpler task.

Dalle nebbie dei colli latini fino alla gloria di Costantinopoli, Protagonisti di Roma racconta la storia della Repubblica e dell’Impero attraverso le sue vite straordinarie. Eroi, tiranni, condottieri e visionari plasmano il destino del mondo: da Lucio Quinzio Cincinnato a Giustiniano, ultimo custode della romanità universale. Un viaggio tra potere e destino, dove la Storia prende voce.

Dive into the thrilling first-person accounts of a blockade runner during the American Civil War. Experience the dangers, challenges, and adventures that defined this pivotal moment in history, as narrated by Delmar H. Dolbier.

This powerful short novel, published in 1895, draws inspiration from the Battle of Chancellorsville during the American Civil War. Rather than glorifying the chaos of battle, Crane delves deeply into the inner turmoil and psychology of a young soldier, exploring themes of courage, fear, and the harsh realities of war.

Into the Archives explores Washington’s history through letters, laws and lived experience, showing how democracy leaves a paper trail. Produced by TVW in collaboration with the Washington State Archives’ Legacy Washington program, the series blends narrative storytelling, archival audio and original interviews to revisit moments that shaped the Evergreen State. Each episode draws from letters, blueprints, court rulings, oral histories, photographs and film, revealing the human dramas behind defining chapters of state history. Listeners travel from territorial standoffs and constitutional ...

Join Stars and Stripes editor John T. Winterich (1891-1970) as he presents a poignant collection of poetry penned by members of the American Expeditionary Forces during the final nine months of World War I and the first seven months of peace that followed. This compilation, narrated by John Greenman, captures the raw emotions and experiences of soldiers during a transformative time in history.

The tale of The Frost-Giants Daughter stands as one of the earliest chronicles of Conans life, capturing the essence of his youth as a mercenary in the frosty lands of Nordheim, just north of his homeland, Cimmeria. In this gripping story, Conan finds himself as the sole survivor of a brutal battle on an icy plain, where eighty men have fallen in a fierce clash between Wulfheres Aesir warriors and the Vanir led by chieftain Bragi. As the exhausted Conan lies amidst the carnage, he is approached by the enchanting and haughty Atali, a semi-nude beauty draped in a gossamer veil that seems woven ...

The world needs an African history podcast - because African history is box office! Revolutionaries, intellectuals, and villainous assassins: Africa had them all. Dramatic blow by blow reconstructions of explosive historical events, and interviews with historical eyewitnesses and experts. This is a podcast that never forgets to remember.

“Ben venga Maggio” è il suggestivo titolo di un evento che si è tenuto il 18 maggio 2024 all’Aula Magna del Centro Professionale Tecnico di Trevano, per ricordare i 50 anni della rivolta studentesca che portò, fra marzo e maggio del 1974 ad una vera e propria mobilitazione di molti studenti (ed anche apprendisti) ticinesi e a momenti di tensione che sfociarono nella sospensione di due studenti con l’intervento della polizia al Liceo Cantonale di Lugano.A mezzo secolo di distanza, in una stagione, come quella attuale, in cui il mondo studentesco è tornato prepotentemente a ...