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•World’s number one podcast series with almost 1 million listens worldwide. •This podcast is created by Jaibodh, Shraddha & Ritansh- a family of native Hindi speakers & renowned Hindi teachers. •Learn Hindi bit by bit by following the podcast series. •Learn to listen & respond to native Hindi speakers – by participating in interactive quizzes, role-plays & oral drills. •The content is well-organized, scientific, easy to follow & will gradually take you to a higher level. •Based on the world's best books for learning Hindi, written by Jaibodh, a Hindi teacher with more than four...

The Indus Valley Civilization, also known as the Harappan Civilization, flourished between 2600 and 1900 BCE in what is now Pakistan and northwest India. It was one of the three great early civilizations of the Old World, alongside Egypt and Mesopotamia, yet it remains the most enigmatic. In this series, hosts Lucas and Luna explore the sophisticated urban planning of Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, with its grid layouts, advanced drainage systems, and standardized brick sizes. They delve into the mysterious Indus script, still undeciphered, and the iconic unicorn seals that hint at trade networks ...

From the blood-soaked battlefields of Kalinga to the serene edicts carved on pillars across the subcontinent, Ashoka the Great remains one of history's most enigmatic figures. This show follows the arc of the Mauryan Empire's third emperor, tracing his evolution from a ruthless conqueror who expanded his grandfather Chandragupta Maurya's domain through brutal warfare to a remorseful convert who embraced Buddhism and championed non-violence. Lucas and Luna guide listeners through the political machinations of the Mauryan court, the horrors of the Kalinga War (c. 261 BCE), and Ashoka's ...

Interviews with authors of Harvard Education Press books.

The Dr. Roy Casagranda Podcast is dedicated to unerasing the erased peoples of the world. Too often, history is written by the powerful, leaving entire communities, cultures, and truths out of the dominant narrative. This show seeks to tell those stories.Through these conversations, Dr. Roy digs for the truth, weeds out misinformation, and challenges conventional wisdom. The conversations span politics, world history, philosophy, and culture, always with an eye toward justice and a deeper understanding of where we've been, where we are, and where we are heading. This is the official podcast ...

A weekly podcast tracing the rise, decline and fall of the Roman Empire.

La Coordination-CRH est une organisation de Jeunesse pluraliste qui a pour objectif la sensibilisation des jeunes aux enjeux de société en lien avec le tourisme social et durable. Elle rassemble des Centres de Rencontres et d'Hébergement (CRH), des Fermes d'animation et des Centres de Tourisme social œuvrant dans le cadre du Tourisme social des jeunes, des groupes, des familles et des écoles, principalement en Région Wallonne.Elle soutient les différents Centres de Rencontres ..."De la campagne à la ville jusqu'au Bois du Cazier" est un podcast de la Coordination-CRH en partenariat ...

Why progress is not automatic, how it depends on character and cooperation, and why markets, science, freedom, institutions, and innovation still matter today. Each upcoming episode will focus on one foundational idea, what breaks when it is neglected, and how we can strengthen it for the future.

What We Inherit is a podcast about the systems that shape how we live, think, and belong. Each episode looks closely at one structure at a time (family, hierarchy, labor, status, culture, religion, and beyond) through a sharp lens. It's part essay, part inquiry, and part field notes from the modern world.

Enjoy calming sleep stories about history to help you relax at bedtime. Narratted by a real person (Not AI). Topics include The Titanic, Henry Ford, Gold Rush, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Pirates, True Crime, UFOs, Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, Jesse Owens, Jackie Robinson, Marco Polo, Rum, Salt, Coal, Oil, Pearls, and much more. These calm history sleep stories will distract and relax your bedtime brain squirrels. Access over 600 relaxing and AD-FREE episodes at www.calmhistory.com.

Accidental Education: Reality Lab is a curiosity-driven podcast where odd facts, fascinating stories, and surprising slices of history collide. Each episode starts with a simple question and spirals into unexpected discoveries—proving that the best learning often happens by accident. Come for the weird, stay for the “wait, that’s real?” moments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Singapore's transformation from a 14th-century fishing village to a modern global hub is one of history's most striking success stories. Lucas and Luna guide listeners through the island's strategic rise, beginning with its early mention in Javanese and Chinese records as Temasek, a trading outpost of the Srivijaya and Majapahit empires. The narrative pivots with Sir Stamford Raffles' 1819 landing, establishing a British East India Company trading post that grew into a crown colony. We explore the colonial era's multicultural fabric—Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Eurasian communities—and the ...

History has a body count. Six Feet of History digs up the disturbing events, cursed places, and dark origins behind the things you thought you knew and tells the whole story in five minutes flat.From the factory women who glowed in the dark to towns that have been burning for sixty years, every episode is a short, gripping, true story you won't forget. No filler. No fluff. Just the dark history they buried — unearthed daily.A Dark Whisper Studios production. New episodes every day. Follow now and start digging.

A cento passi da noi è il podcast in cui si racconta la storia di Peppino Impastato, simbolo di coraggio e di impegno nella lotta contro la mafia. Partendo dalla sua vicenda personale, gli studenti approfondiscono il fenomeno mafioso, cercando di comprenderne le origini, le caratteristiche e l'impatto che ha avuto sulla società nel corso del tempo, per riflettere insieme sul valore della legalità e della partecipazione civile.Il podcast è stato realizzato dalla classe 2A dell'I.C. Piazza Capri di Roma nell'ambito del progetto Connessioni Digitali di Save the Children

Stories are powerful. This storytelling podcast was founded to reconnect with the leadership heritage of America. By bringing the stories of extraordinary leaders to life, we make them accessible to anyone seeking to lead with purpose. It is built on the belief that leadership becomes richer and more meaningful when it reflects the full spectrum of experiences that have shaped our nation. By rediscovering the lives, decisions, and defining moments of past American leaders, Elaine seeks to inspire a new generation to lead with greater depth and perspective. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/...

Alex und Juri - zwei Schüler auf den Spuren großer Persönlichkeiten der Geschichte. Hört mal rein, wenn ihr euch für Geschichte interessiert!

Bered er på en resa genom historien! Bortom historiens gränser i en värld av myter och legender reste sig för nästan 2 800 år sedan en stad: Rom. Vi kommer att följa Roms episka historia; från dess obskyra grund till medelhavets stormakt - och ett av de mäktigaste imperierna genom historien. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Explore the transformative world of early childhood education through the lens of innovative teaching principles and developmental theories. This podcast delves into the concepts of child-centered learning, independence, and the nurturing of natural curiosity—all central to the evolution of educational practices. Each week, we bring you a different complete audiobook, offering a diverse array of perspectives, historical contexts, and narrative styles. From timeless classics to lesser-known gems, these stories provide a window into the varied approaches and philosophies that have shaped ...

A couple of law nerds discussing the antics of litigants from across the world and throughout time and how their legal theories may - or may not - be completely dumb.

Four academics and former academics read the second half of Plato's Crito, reading a few paragraphs at a time and pausing to discuss what they've heard. This podcast is modelled on the reading groups that professors and graduate students in political theory have participated in for generations. No prior knowledge is required. Join us and experience a classic text the way scholars often do: by reading it slowly, carefully, and together. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.