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A Daring Journey is part of Vågespel, a podcast series about Norwegian women who emigrated to America between 1825 and 1925. Through 10 episodes, listeners follow their journey through letters, diaries, and narratives, meeting women who who pulled up roots and left to find something better, or perhaps to escape something she could not name. With dramatized readings, historical reflections, and immersive soundscapes, their stories are brought to life in this podcast by Reidun Horvei, Ragnhild Gudbrandsen, Inger-Kristine Riber, and Katherine Jane Hanson. Supported by Fritt Ord.

A simple but unique podcast that covers all things Disney! Everything from the parks to films to television and beyond! New episodes release every Tuesday!

Daring Dissent is a podcast that spotlights tales of remarkable resistance throughout history. In the face of oppression and extraordinary challenges, these fearless rabble-rousers found their own ways to make their voices heard. Every other Monday you can listen to historian/teacher Jeff DeMoss delve into the past to amplify the voices of the silenced.

In the sprawling canvas of history and beyond, exist the bold silhouettes of extraordinary individuals, etching their narratives in the sands of time through audacious acts of courage, defiance, and creativity. Welcome to ”Daring Deeds and Doers,” a podcast that delves into these captivating stories, unveiling the lives and groundbreaking exploits of these unsung heroes and renowned figures. Each episode is a thrilling journey, a guessing game wrapped in the rich fabric of truth and daring. Tune in, as we weave together the intricate tales of their journeys and achievements, unmasking ...

Series Summary:In the most treacherous corners of the earth—deep beneath the ocean, high atop deadly peaks, and buried alive underground—heroes emerge. Deep Below & High Above explores some of the most daring and high-stakes rescues in history, where human ingenuity, courage, and perseverance were the only things standing between life and death. From the Chilean Miners trapped 2,300 feet below the earth, to the 2008 K2 disaster where climbers fought against nature’s wrath, to the USS Squalus submarine crew struggling for survival at the ocean’s depths, these stories prove that no ...