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It is one of our most honored clichés that America is an idea and not a nation. This is false. America is indisputably a nation, and one that desperately needs to protect its interests, its borders, and its identity. The Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump swept nationalism to the...

Between them, Richard Bennett and Ray Owen have accumulated over 70 years of experience working in healthcare. As clinical psychologists, they have a long history of helping people navigate the many challenges of life, providing both therapy for individuals and psychological support for organisations. In a departure from their more academic pursuits of teaching, training, and writing books, (and, let's face it, in one last desperate attempt to try and remain current) they have decided to make a podcast to share their personal and professional reflections on life. If you're interested in ...

Two Chicks with Hiking Sticks is a podcast that aims to entertain and educate about the outdoors through experiences that will empower us to explore the rich intersections of culture, history, and the natural world.We really appreciate your support over these last few months. We've had comments from several of you asking about merchandise and we heard you! The Two Chicks with Hiking Sticks storefront is now open and we'd love it if you would consider supporting our endeavor to inform and educate about our cultural, historical, and natural world by buying a t-shirt or sticker or pin to help ...

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Embark on a captivating journey through Brazil in this insightful first-hand account by Englishman Koster, who explores the vibrant coastal regions of the Northeast and the bustling northern port city of Maranhão, just before the nation’s independence from Portugal. With a keen eye for detail, Koster delves into the lives and cultural practices of the Brazilians, offering an ethnographic perspective that transcends mere travelogue. His narrative is not only informative but also a rich tapestry of experiences that brings the spirit of Brazil to life. (Summary by KevinS)

Humanitas 2.0: Essere umani nell'era digitaleEsplora il delicato equilibrio tra tecnologia e umanità. In un mondo sempre più iperconnesso, questo podcast ti guida attraverso riflessioni profonde e ispiratrici su come vivere con consapevolezza, preservando la nostra essenza umana. Ogni episodio affronta temi come il ruolo dell'intelligenza artificiale, il futuro delle relazioni umane, la crescita personale e l'etica digitale. Humanitas 2.0 è un viaggio per scoprire come affrontare le sfide del progresso tecnologico e usare il digitale con saggezza per costruire un mondo più umano. Unisciti ...

Two Guys One Paper is about promoting the work of early career researchers in sustainability-related fields while helping to demystify the publication process and science dissemination. In each episode researchers Tom Elliot and Furqan Asif chat with someone who has recently published one of their first academic peer-reviewed papers and we focus on discussing three questions with them:What’s their paper about?Were there any weird mishaps during the process?And what tips they offer to other rookies looking to publish their work?

Join Michael Easter as he covers the information from the 2% with Michael Easter (TWOPCT.com), the internet's best source for practical and useful health, performance, and mindset information.

We’re gonna dig deep into some really amazing people and topics — cultivating ideas about nature, the environment and conservation — in your backyard and globally. We want to share stories with you where the only intention may be for you to say,“Wow, I didn’t know that!”…and now that you do, maybe you might think about your relationship with it differently, share the information with a friend or get involved.

Delve into the fascinating legacy of Alfred Louis Kroeber (1876-1960), an influential American cultural anthropologist who not only established the anthropology department at the University of California, Berkeley but also directed its Museum of Anthropology from 1909 to 1947. Kroeber and his students played a crucial role in documenting the cultural heritage of western Native American tribes and pioneered significant concepts such as culture area, cultural configuration, and cultural fatigue. Explore Types of Indian Culture In California, an early monograph from the University of California, ...

Join Sarah Macnaughtan, a passionate Scottish novelist and suffragist, as she shares her remarkable journey across two continents during times of conflict. From her early work with the Red Cross in the Second Boer War to her tireless efforts aiding the impoverished in Londons East End, Sarahs commitment to humanitarian causes is truly inspiring. When World War I erupted in 1914, she volunteered once more, this time in Belgium, where she served in a field hospital. Her path then took her to Russia, Armenia, and Persia, where her dedication never wavered, even in the face of illness. This ...

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J.B. Burys History of Greece‚ offers a captivating exploration of classical Greek history, written before World War I yet remaining a staple in academia well into the late 1960s. This enduring work presents a rich overview of artistic, literary, political, and military developments, while also incorporating insights from new archaeological discoveries in its updated editions. Bury‚s clear and engaging writing style makes learning both enjoyable and enlightening. Covering regions from western Asia Minor to the Aegean archipelago and Greater Greece‚ (including Sicily and Southern Italy), ...

Dive into the second volume of this captivating ten-part series exploring pivotal moments in American history, from Columbuss arrival to the construction of the Panama Canal. This volume vividly recounts the establishment of the first colonies in America, drawing on accounts from those who lived through these transformative events. Covering the period from 1562 to 1733, it offers a unique perspective on the experiences of the early settlers. - Summary by Kikisaulite

Fashion Ixon. Relationship Specialist. Entertainment Gossiper. Foodie. We talk about it all, Adult Content 18+ NSFW. Tune in weekly. New episodes Sundays 7 PM PST. www.twoscoopswithdre.com

Dr. Art Markman and Dr. Bob Duke explain how our brain works.

A mother and daughter duo talking about scary stories, cryptids, haunted things, and all things paranormal. We love to talk about scary places we've been or would like to go but are too scared, and finding spooky stories to share with listeners.

Two psychologists endeavor to drink four beers while discussing news and controversies in science, academia, and beyond.

Join science journalist Brad van Paridon as he explores all manner of weird science topics with friends from all walks of life and through discussions with scientists and science journalists.

A new podcast (2025) about men who fought in World War Two, whose stories are told by their sons.In each episode, Matthew Collins interviews a son who tells the story of his father's war and explores its effects - on his father and on himself.Matthew's father, Patrick, joined the RAF in May 1939 when he was 17. He returned from the war at the age of 24, more mature in many ways than Matthew was at 40.But his father rarely talked about the war. And when he did, he usually told light-hearted stories about it - rather than discuss fully what he'd seen and done. He was, however, serious when ...