Stories told by our elders.

A podcast about the dawn of the nuclear age, hosted by Usha Sahay and produced by War on the Rocks, with support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the John D. And Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. In each episode, Usha takes listeners on a journey into the early years of the Cold War, telling stories about the dilemmas nuclear weapons posed for American and Soviet leaders, and introducing a fascinating cast of characters who were all trying to prevent Armageddon in different ways. Along the way, Usha interviews scholars and other nuclear experts to help make sense of the many atomic mysteries that have yet to be solved.

Healing Our Way podcast explores topics relating to intergenerational trauma, racism, identity, culture and healing. The series features Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices and experiences, to promote truth telling and inspire listeners to learn more about the Stolen Generations and the impacts of colonisation. This podcast creates a space for young people to share their ongoing healing needs, aspirations and discuss healing and intergenerational trauma. Hosted by Wuthathi and Torres Strait Islander woman, Jax Compton with special guests.

Walking in Place is a series of audio walking tours that you can listen to from your podcast app. Whether you use it as a self-guided in-person tour or you’re lying on your couch staring at the ceiling, the goal is that it’s a calming, interesting and maybe even fun experience.

A revolutionary podcast about the history of riots, revolts, rebellions, and radicals.

This Forest and Stream podcast will take you to the times, the people and the events that shaped America and Americans, our ideals, our values and our dreams. We’ll seat you alongside the affluent and in the boots of everyday citizens to deliver a rare insight and an unfiltered view through a window into the past. Discover how footprints made generations ago have worn a path to where our own outdoor experiences still intersect today, and affects you now. As with many historical works from past era’s, there are phrases, terms, and descriptions that are inappropriate to our modern sensibilities. We in no way condone these offensive remarks or passages but may choose to read published work in its entirety for purposes of education and accurate historic context. We hope you enjoy this show, perhaps finding a new understanding and even revealing a connection that moves you a little closer to touching our past.

This is a replay of a live show done Tuesdays at 6pm PST. We cover a variety of different topics, and there's always an opportunity to call in and be a part of the show!

This is a series of stories that in some way relates to Scotland. The words are written and spoken by the author who hails from Thurso, the northern most town on mainland Scotland.

A tour of Central Florida’s most important civil rights history sites.

Frikyrkopodden blickar tillbaka på händelser i svensk, nutida frikyrkohistoria och talar med de som var med eller andra väl insatta personer. Podden leds av Albin Larsson och produceras av tidningen Dagen.

Hoog Tijd is de podcast van uitgeverij WalburgPers en Amsterdam University Press. Twee zuster-uitgeverijen, gespecialiseerd is in hoogwaardige en toegankelijke non-fictie voor algemeen geïnteresseerde lezers, van zeer specialistische uitgaven tot uitgaven bestemd voor een breed publiek. Met publicaties beogen wij iedereen die er belangstelling voor heeft, op de hoogte te brengen van de schatten aan informatie die er beschikbaar zijn over het verleden, over cultuur en maatschappij en over kunstobjecten en architectuur.

Pappi ja kirjailija Kai Sadinmaa käveli Malmin hautausmaan halki ja oppi kaiken elämästä, hautaamisesta, rakkaudenkaipuusta ja puista. Tässä sarjassa hän avaa Malmin mysteerejä, johdattaa kiinnostavien hautojen partaalle ja selvittää Suomen suurimmalla hautausmaalla lepäävien elämänkohtaloita. Teksti ja lukija: Kai Sadinmaa, Äänitys ja leikkaus: Maija Saari, Tuotanto: Tuure Hurme/Kirkko ja kaupunki ja Anna Patronen/Malmin seurakunta 2020. Perustuu Kai Sadinmaan teokseen Kuolleiden kirja (Into 2019).