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These episodes are created by students at Purdue Polytechnic Institute to explore connections between engineering, arts, and humanities.

A podcast for children, teens and young adults to learn and enjoy a little bit of history! We bring the past back to life and cover everything from the beginning of beginnings to now! If you have any questions or anything you'd like us to cover, send an email to - alittlebitofhistorypodcast@gmail.com

The Interesting Bits is an attempt to delve into the stories of some of history’s underdogs – the forgotten majority who never became historical celebrities but played their part nonetheless. It is designed as an antidote to the ‘big’ narratives of wars and politicians which dominate history books and which suggest history has some overall point. It is here to tell the stories of the mad, bad, stupid, wonderful, odd and improbable things that happened to our ancestors. They have no greater meaning, no direction and no overarching theme beyond being worthy of note, perhaps even ...

A Little Bit de Todo is a podcast about a little bit of everything, for curious minds of all ages. Every weekday, host Cristina tells you about something Latino/Latine related, but in a bite sized episode. Topics involve things like, what are we really celebrating on 5 De Mayo? Where did Lucha Libre come from? Who invented Color and more. Listen on your way to school drop-off/pick-up, during your work break, a short dog walk or wherever!

A new podcast talking all things country, outback and rural Australia from the curiosity of a Sydney sider as well as a guest each week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome to 'A Wee Bit Of War', a podcast dedicated to telling the stories of Northern Ireland during the Second World War. I'm your host Scott Edgar. I have been researching the history of the Second World War in Northern Ireland for over a decade. I run the online platform https://wartimeni.com (WartimeNI), which features hundreds of articles as well as over 2,000 people and places with stories connected to the time. While some stories such as the Belfast Blitz and the arrival of the American GIs are often recounted, others remain unknown and untold. in 'A Wee Bit Of War', we'll ...

A Little Bit Ritchie shares the past 100 years of the Ritchie Community League. We aspire to challenge and reassess notions of place, community, and public space, bridging a gap in historical knowledge of our neighbourhood. By sharing lesser-known stories to nourish our community's spirit of belonging, unity, and respect. We hope to reflect on the history of Ritchie to kindle a brighter future. This podcast is brought to you by Erin Fraser, Seghan MacDonald, Linnea Bell, Lydia Neufeld, and Elyse Colville.

It’s a little bit… podcast, is literally that It’s a little bit everything. True Crime/Mysteries/Serial Killers/Cryptids/Dark History Podcast. Its hosted by Dee, who is an over-opinionated meatbag with a ton of great stories to tell and some (not so) wise words to impart. It‘s been the dream of a lonely woman to yell at a bunch of strangers about heartache and death, but It‘s a little bit... Scary... it‘s a little bit...weird...it‘s a little bit...mysterious. Instagram: @itsalittlebitpodcast facebook: @itsalittlebitpodcast Contact : itsalittlebitpodcast@gmail.com

Sinds de stormachtige opkomst van ChatGPT houdt kunstmatige intelligentie (AI) de wereld in zijn greep. Terwijl voorstanders de productiviteitstoename omarmen en kansen zien, waarschuwen tegenstanders voor de gevolgen van een 'god like AI'. In deze podcast onderzoeken we hoe AI precies werkt, wat het kan en wat de gevolgen voor de samenleving zijn. 

What determines what we eat today? Who decides what ends up on our dinner tables tomorrow? And what are the real origins of our favorite foods? Tom Hillenbrand takes readers on a fast-paced journey through the culinary history of the world—from the campfires of many thousands of years ago to the invention of corn to the hamburgers of the future. Filled with astonishing insights and surprising connections, Hillenbrand's essay is a highly entertaining and thought-provoking portrayal of what lies behind the food we consume every day.

Stories about people places and things with historical significance making them relevant to today.