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Arrivals is a podcast sharing the stories of people who have moved to Manchester from around the world. Local migrants reflect on their journeys, their lives here and what home means to them. Produced by Levenshulme Old Library and supported by the Windrush Community Engagement Fund.

Spanning the years 1940 to 1965, Defender of the Realm, the third volume of William Manchester’s The Last Lion, picks up shortly after Winston Churchill became prime minister - when his tiny island nation stood alone against the overwhelming might of Nazi Germany. The Churchill portrayed by Manchester and Reid is a man of indomitable courage, lightning-fast intellect, and an irresistible will to action.

Manchester Murders is a true crime podcast uncovering the city’s darkest stories — from infamous cases that shocked the nation to hidden tragedies that never made the headlines.

A rich and vivid history of Britain's second city through the people who made it ‘What Manchester thinks today, England thinks tomorrow.’ Long before Manchester gave the world titans of industry, comedy, music and sport, it was the cosmopolitan Roman fort of Mamucium. But it was as the...

For each episode, three students from The University of Manchester come together to talk about all things Manchester and university. Whether you're considering university study, have applied or are one of our current students, these podcasts will give you an insight into how to make the most of your university experience. Find out more about Manchester before joining us: https://www.manchester.ac.uk/study/

Taking a deep dive into climate breakdown. With interviews from activists, scientists, politicians on how we can push for a green and just world. Looking at the latest developments in Manchester's and the Norths climate movement. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The writing of Death of a President, William Manchester's award-winning account of President Kennedy's assassination, is the topic of the title essay in this collection, as it was a controversy like few others, pitting one of the most prominent historians of the day against Jackie Kennedy, the most famous and private widow in the world. The essay provides an insider's account of the struggle to see the book published.

Business, Tech, Health & Fitness, Conspiracy Theories, Photography & Gear and much much more! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/manchesterspodcast/support

Welcome to the Manchester Law & Technology Initiative Podcast! This roundtable discussion series explores the ways technology is changing the way law is practiced today. Each episode shines a light on some of the fascinating conversations and ideas that have emerged from the Law & Technology Initiative at The University of Manchester. The Initiative was founded in 2018 and brings together practice and research to identify dangers and facilitate opportunities in future policy directions at the interface of law and technology To provide a comprehensive view of the current landscape, this series ...

As the world still reeled from the tragic and historic events of November 22, 1963, William Manchester set out, at the request of the Kennedy family, to create a detailed, authoritative record of President John F. Kennedy's death, including the days immediately preceding and following the assassination.

The Manchester United podcast from the Manchester Evening News featuring David McDonnell, Tyrone Marshall and Steven Railston.

The University of Manchester’s research delivers economic, environmental, social, cultural, health and wellbeing benefits across the globe. We use our research expertise and pioneering spirit to discover, develop and create innovative solutions to the world's biggest problems and transform lives. Find out more through our set of podcasts!

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The Cottonopolis of culture, Manchester is home to amazing people with incredible stories which need to be shared.Hosted by Manc legend and XS Manchester's Clint Boon, Humans of XS Manchester celebrates the spirit of the city by telling the tales of Mancunians - whether born here or drawn here – who represent the city’s rich music heritage and culture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Manchester recalls in intimate detail everything from family gatherings at Hyannis Port, to grueling campaign trips, and quiet evenings alone with the president in the White House family quarters. The resulting portrait provides listeners with myriad anecdotes and insights into a life of a man that bristled with vigor, competitiveness, and an unflagging drive for excellence, and shone with elegance, intelligence, and compassion.

Spotlight on health, wealth and key social issues that affect life chances - as Manchester squares up to inequality.

What if support really started with people not systems? The Greater Manchester Live Well Podcast explores a bold new way of doing things with communities: with people, not to them. A helping hand, not a hoop to jump through. Working together to ensure everyone has access to great everyday support. Hear real stories from residents, leaders and changemakers reshaping public services with heart and hope. For anyone who believes in a better way - communities leading change, supported by public services. Created by Greater Manchester Live Well with voices from across the city region.

A weekly guide to what's happening in Manchester, giving the city a voice with Michelle Ackerley.

A Manchester United Podcast, hosted by lifelong Reds, TC & Scott. We chart the fortunes of our beloved United. Chatting about the ups and downs at Old Trafford and sharing our red-tinted views with Man United fans around the world every week.

Written by a prize-winning historian and biographer of such giants as Winston S. Churchill and Douglas MacArthur, this intimately detailed account provides a rare personal glimpse into the emotions behind the Kennedy administration - from the elation of victory to the frustrating challenges facing a young president at a pivotal turning point in US history. Originally published in 1962 - before the assassination of JFK - Portrait of a President is William Manchester’s first biography of the 35th president of the United States.