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Eating is an indispensable human activity. As a result, whether we realize it or not, the drive to obtain food has been a major catalyst across all of history, from prehistoric times to the present. Epicure Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin said it best: "Gastronomy governs the whole life of man."

Humanly Possible is a wide-ranging, personal, thought-provoking and entertaining journey through the battle of ideas over some 700 years of history—mostly, but not exclusively, in Europe. Through a mixture of biography and philosophy, Bakewell seeks to understand what humanism is, why it has continued to flourish despite opposition from fanatics, mystics, tyrants and cultural pessimists of all kinds, and exactly why we should value and defend it in the 21st century.

Our Living History brings the past to life through authentic storytelling, primary sources, and on-location conversations that explore America’s people, places, and forgotten moments. Each episode connects historical events to the world we live in today—because history isn’t just something we study, it’s something we still live.

The early nineteenth century was a period of great discovery and advancements in science. Here we have a snapshot of some of those whose names have gone down in history, such as Brunel, Congreve, Davy, Telford and Jenner, along with some of those who made less of an indelible mark, but who were, nonetheless, pioneers of their time. - Summary by Lynne Thompson

These 24 dramatic lectures examine key events from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome to medieval Europe and Asia. Spanning thousands of years and three continents, this course illuminates fascinating historical dramas on the individual scale.

Join the team at Living Medieval as we explore the stories, people, and events that shaped the medieval world through lively conversations with reenactors, historical experts and hands-on living history adventures. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about the past, we make the medieval world accessible and fun. So grab your sword (or just your headphones) and join us! Find out more - www.livingmedieval.com Follow us on Instagram: @livingmedievalofficial Follow us on Facebook: Living Medieval Follow us on X: @livingmedieval Follow us on TikTok: @livingmedieval

Living History with Alex is hosted by Alex, a passionate 6th-grade student who interviews veterans, educators, and community heroes to preserve their stories. From war memories to cultural milestones, each biweekly episode brings history to life through real voices and heartfelt conversations. Whether you're a student, teacher, or history lover, this podcast honors the past and connects generations - one story at a time.

A podcast devoted to the history of aviation, told by the aviators who were in the cockpit. Lifting the curtain on fighter pilot culture, life in the squadron, important moments in Naval history, and the legendary aviators whose stories live on long after they departed for the great O-Club in the sky.

History is the study of change over time, and it covers all aspects of human society. Political, social, economic, scientific, technological, medical, cultural, intellectual, religious and military developments are all part of history. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A podcast where the guests are historical figures. Each week features a casual conversation with a major person from history such as John F. Kennedy, Socrates, or Frederick Douglass.

The concept of ghosts and spirits represents one of humanity's most enduring and universal cultural phenomena. From the earliest cave paintings suggesting ancestral worship to modern digital hauntings, the belief in a spectral realm that intersects with our own has profoundly shaped human society. This comprehensive examination explores how ghost beliefs have influenced religion, architecture, literature, social practices, and cultural development across civilizations and throughout history. Ancient Foundations The earliest evidence of ghost beliefs predates written history. Archaeological ...

Living Legends celebrates the stories, lives and wisdom of seniors. Presented by GrandPad and The Leighton Media Podcast Network

There are so many competing messages trying to define what femininity is, with nuances and reinterpretations of the same ideas of what women can or should be. I am proposing a new approach, taking middle ground between traditional concepts and those posed by the feminist movement. In particular, I am focused on the esoteric aspects of female empowerment in this monthly TED-talk-esque show. LGBTQIA+-friendly.Edited by Victoria Jaye; views within the podcast are Vanessa's own and not always representative of the editor, though both advocate openly for LGBTQIA+ communities. Hosted on Acast. See ...

Historians of emotion Thomas Dixon, Sarah Chaney, Emma Sutton, and Richard Firth-Godbehere take a fresh look at the worlds of feeling and emotion in the twenty-first century. They meet emotional experts in the fields of AI, education, healthcare, and psychotherapy, and ask them what it means to live with feeling today. Should schools offer children happiness lessons? How would you feel about being cared for by a robot nurse? How can we make sense of the rapid expansion of childhood trauma as a cultural and psychological phenomenon? And can AI measure our emotions accurately, or even help us be...

Weaving myths and legends, author and audio professional Prem Kishore brings the culture and traditions of India to the listener in a fascinating narrative. She takes the listener on a journey, bringing the varied facets of India to life as she provokes the reader's curiosity by speaking on festivals, gods and goddesses, rituals, religions, dance, music, food, and more.

Talking about politics, thinking about the Left. Hosted by Jon Wiener, co-author of "Set the Night on Fire: L.A. in the Sixties," contributing editor at The Nation, and broadcast live at KPFK 90.7FM in LA Thursdays at 4.

Call him General Dwight David Eisenhower or General George Patton. Or call him Tecumseh, legendary Shawnee leader. How about Daniel Boone? Or better yet, just call him Ken Hammontree. No, he's not identity-challenged. He is Mr. Ohio History and a walking historical library. After college, Ken began teaching American and Ohio history. He was surprised to learn that many of his students did not harbor the same excitement about history that he did. Realizing the students had a difficult time relating to history, Ken came up with an unusual plan. He would occasionally teach the class in ...

Simple, clear and precise studies on Biblical topics, the Gospel and Jesus Christ. We plan to help those who are new in the faith, or already saved and Born again followers of Christ grow in their knowledge as well as make easy to understand messages of the true and full gospel to unbelievers and those who are being called by the Lord and want to learn more about our King, Our Savior, Our Creator and His nature.

The Living Memory Association podcast showcases memories of days gone by, the past brought to life by the hundreds of people who have spoken to us over the years.

Join Steve; Pete & Danny as they continue in their quest to Keep History Alive, conversing about all things British Military history & beyond! Expect forays into uncharted waters - as well as incursions to familiar territories - as the lads pour over the rich tapestry of what the British soldier wore; ate; fired and carried over the past 400 years. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.