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The Pharaohs' Podcast is a weekly podcast for entertainment, informational purposes, shared experiences, and truth.

Step into the world of the pharaohs with a podcast that brings Egypt to life in ways you’ve never heard before. Hosted by Charlotte Jordan, Engagement Manager at the Egypt Exploration Society, this series blends academic expertise with lively storytelling to explore the marvels and myths that have fascinated the world for centuries.Drawing on the Egypt Exploration Society’s unparalleled collections, publications and network of world-leading Egyptologists, this podcast invites you to go beyond the stereotypes and explore what ancient and medieval Egypt can teach us about power, identity, ...

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Welcome to The Tomb, inside you will definitely find some gems and hidden treasures. In The Tomb, I will be talking to different people from all walks of life to gain their unique perspectives on various topics.

We need a place where we can sit, talk, and Be F*cking Fr about life and the many different things we face. This podcast is here to be just that. Raw, Uncut, and Honest, this podcast will tell stories, give advice, and touch on current topics while always remaining 100% REAL! Don't expect anything cookie-cutter over this way! Cause over here? We keep it a buck and we always go BFFR!

From the Society and Politics to Spirituality and Consciousness, an honest talk about this from a West African somewhere near you.