Titoli in Mondiale

La storia raccontata attraverso biografie, curiosità, leggende e miti senza tempo. La voce narrante è di Matteo Rubboli, divulgatore e fondatore di Vanilla Magazine.

Viaggio in Italia sulle tracce dei Longobardi, una grande civiltà che ha fatto dell’integrazione la sua bandiera. Da Cividale del Friuli a Monte Sant'Angelo, vi accompagniamo alla scoperta del sito seriale UNESCO in 7 tappe e 7 podcast. Seguiteci!In collaborazione con Associazione Italia Langobardorum con il contributo della Legge 77/06 del Ministero della Cultura

Un corso di Storia della Chiesa nel secondo millennio, tenuto da Luis Cano, per l'Istituto Superiore di Scienze Religiose all'Apollinare (Roma)

Blitzkrieg, “Guerra Lampo”: è lo strumento militare vincente che Adolf Hitler utilizzò come strumento di espansione e conquista del Terzo Reich. Con la Blitzkrieg il Fuhrer si impadronì letteralmente in un lampo di gran parte dell’Europa: dall’Austria alla Cecoslovacchia, dalla Polonia alla Francia, nel 1940 l’avanzata del Terzo Reich sembrava inarrestabile.

Visigoti e Franchi ebbero sicuramente un ruolo importante per la nascita di due grandi nazioni europee: la Spagna e la Francia. Ma anche l'Italia subì l'influenza profonda e duratura di questi due popoli, specialmente dei Franchi. L'audiolibro introduce alla storia di queste popolazioni - primitivamente barbariche - durante i primi secoli dell'alto medioevo.

Federico II di Svevia è stato il più importante imperatore medioevale che l'Italia abbia conosciuto, egli favorì l'incontro delle civiltà greca, latina e araba e le coniugò insieme per dar vita ai primi tentativi di una cultura politica, letteraria e scientifica prettamente 'italiana'. Nipote di Federico Barbarossa, Federico II fu considerato da alcuni una 'meraviglia del mondo', per altri fu invece l'Anticristo e per altri ancora il Messia venuto a riportare l'ordine di Dio sulla Terra.

L'intelligence artificielle n'est pas née en 1956. Bien avant l'électricité, des civilisations ont rêvé de machines pensantes et inventé les langages du calcul. Des os gravés d'Afrique aux automates de la Chine impériale, jusqu'au zéro maya, ce podcast explore les racines oubliées de l'IA à travers six continents.

Una diversa forma di femminismo. Il Podcast offre l’opportunità di capire che ciò che le donne sono e hanno oggi lo devono alle donne del passato e ciò che potrà essere è solo nelle loro mani. In ogni episodio una donna “troppo forte per un periodo che la voleva debole” e che ha fatto sentire la sua voce uscendo dal tradizionale ruolo che la società le imponeva. Se ti va sostienimi offrendomi un caffè a questo link: https://ko-fi.com/francescaferragina

Benvenute e benvenuti a questo podcast a tema scacchistico, dove andremo a raccontare, non solo i tecnicismi del gioco degli scacchi ma anche e soprattutto storie e curiosità che stanno dietro alla scacchiera più famosa del mondo. Andremo a raccontare le biografie degli scacchisti più forti di tutti i tempi, la storia dell'evoluzione del gioco degli scacchi tra passato, presente, futuro e molto altro ancora... Disponibile GRATIS su Spotify, Apple Podcast e Google Podcast. Canali Ufficiali: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/storie.scacchi/ Email: storie.scacchi@gmail.com

The 13 chapters of The Art of War, each devoted to one aspect of warfare, were compiled by the high-ranking Chinese military general, strategist, and philosopher Sun-Tzu. In spite of its battlefield specificity, The Art of War has found new life in the modern age, with leaders in fields as wide and far-reaching as world politics, human psychology, and corporate strategy finding valuable insight in its timeworn words.

Dive into the poignant narrative of Uncle Toms Cabin, a groundbreaking novel that delves into the harrowing experiences of Uncle Tom and those around him. Set against the backdrop of the American South during the tumultuous times leading up to and during the Civil War, this story powerfully illustrates the profound suffering inflicted by slavery. Through the lives of various characters—including slave owners, their families, traders, and the brave individuals involved in the underground railroad—readers witness a stark contrast between ignorance and cruelty on one side, and love, ...

Raised by a parish schoolmaster harboring a mysterious past, Sylvia Carew yearns for a life free from the shackles of poverty. Torn between her deep love for a devoted man and the allure of wealth and social status, she faces a heart-wrenching choice. How far will she go to secure her dreams, and when the dust settles, will she find the happily ever after she longs for? This gripping Victorian novel by Mary Elizabeth Braddon delves into themes of romance, ambition, greed, and deceit, delivering a thrilling narrative with a masterfully crafted surprise ending. - Summary by Celine Major

Immerse yourself in a captivating collection of observations and stories that capture the essence of life in San Francisco. From its vibrant people and iconic buildings to the lush parks and delectable food, this city is a tapestry of experiences waiting to be explored. Ride the streetcars, gaze at the bay, and uncover the history of Alcatraz while savoring the unique sounds and scents that define this fascinating metropolis. As one poet mused, just as pilgrims journey to Rome or Mecca, so too do we find ourselves drawn to San Francisco, where our dreams of this city transform into a profound ...

Dive into the enchanting world of Charles Dickens with Tales From Dickens, where beloved classics like The Old Curiosity Shop, Hard Times, A Tale of Two Cities, Oliver Twist, and The Pickwick Papers come to life once more. Rives Ermine, an accomplished author in her own right, revisits the essential elements of these iconic tales, offering a fresh perspective on their timeless themes. Whether youre a longtime fan or new to these literary treasures, this podcast is the perfect opportunity to rediscover the magic of Dickens. Each story is presented in concise sections by a single LibriVox reader...

In Mary Elizabeth Braddons gripping Victorian novel, Henry Dunbar, the titular character returns to England after a 30-year exile in India for forgery. His arrival sparks a thrilling tale filled with murder, deception, and the moral dilemmas surrounding guilt and responsibility. As he navigates the treacherous waters of societal expectations and gender barriers of the Victorian era, Dunbars journey unfolds into a captivating adventure that challenges the very fabric of morality. (Summary by Rosie)

Bernard Mauprat, raised amidst lawless brigands, knows little of the world beyond his tumultuous upbringing until a fateful encounter at the age of 17 changes everything. When his cousin Edmee is taken hostage in their castle, Bernard risks everything to help her escape. Relocating to live with his uncle, he is finally offered the chance at an education—and his heart becomes entwined with Edmee’s, despite her hesitance due to his rough past. As he grapples with the shadows of his upbringing, can the nurturing environment of his new home redeem him? Will he find the strength to confront his...

Step into the shadowy realms of the Black Forest, where Wagner, a destitute and solitary shepherd, strikes a devils bargain that gifts him youth and riches at a chilling cost he must transform into a ferocious wolf once a month. This gripping tale unfolds with elements of murder, kidnapping, robbery, sadistic nuns, lust, and the chaos of war in sixteenth-century Italy. Originally serialized as a penny dreadful, this work may not be hailed as fine literature, but it promises to entertain with its dark twists. Please note that this recording retains certain racial and societal prejudices ...

Set in the picturesque coastal town of Monkshaven during the 1790s, Sylvias Lovers tells the poignant story of Sylvia Robson, a young woman caught between two worlds. While she lives a simple life on her familys farm and has the affections of her earnest but uninspiring Quaker cousin Philip, her heart truly belongs to Charlie Kinraid, a dashing sailor from a whaling ship. Their secret engagement promises a bright future, but fate intervenes when Charlie is forcibly taken to sea, leaving Sylvia heartbroken and longing for a love she can’t fully claim.

Scenes of Clerical Life, published in book form in 1858 after its initial serial release, marks the debut of George Eliot, the pen name of Mary Anne Evans. This collection features three poignant novellas that delve into the lives of country clergymen and their communities. Eliots fascination with these characters stems not from their religious beliefs—having moved away from traditional Christianity—but from their deeply human experiences. In these narratives, readers can discover the early emergence of Eliots distinctive narrative voice, her humanistic perspective, and the realism that ...

Dive into the Library of the Worlds Best Literature, Ancient and Modern, a monumental collection designed to provide American households with a treasure trove of exceptional reading. This series, carefully curated by editors who sought to showcase the finest works across all ages and genres, spans an impressive 45 volumes (plus a comprehensive index-guide). Each chapter not only features a selection of poems, letters, short stories, and excerpts but also includes insightful essays on the authors and subjects covered. The chapters often explore themes that connect multiple authors, organized by...