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To borrow the slogan offered over the Bryant-Denny Stadium public address system before the start of every Alabama home game, "This is Alabama football." Ask a fan to talk about his favorite game and he’ll probably answer, "Which season?" Ask another to describe his favorite Crimson Tide play, and he may also respond the same way. And if asking an Alabama fan to recall his favorite player, don’t be surprised if you are asked to be more specific: "Which year? Which game? Which position?" Such is the tradition and legacy of the program.

Singapore has evolved from a developing country to a developed one, in only a few short decades. Its gross domestic product per capita has soared from just US$517 (S$697) in 1965, to US$64,582 (S$87,128) in 2018. Impressed, visiting university students from Mexico and the United States, in...

Join Roderick and his intrepid friends Wabi and Mukoki as they embark on thrilling adventures in the breathtaking North. Battling fierce wolves, wary natives, and the unforgiving forces of nature, they find themselves on a hunt that takes an unexpected turn. When they stumble upon a hidden cabin, they unearth a secret that has remained buried for over fifty years. Packed with suspense, danger, and unexpected twists, The Wolf Hunters serves as a gripping prequel to The Gold Hunters. (Introduction by Brian Adey)

Join us on a captivating journey through the life of Elisha Gray (August 2, 1835 – January 21, 1901), an American electrical engineer and co-founder of the Western Electric Manufacturing Company. Gray is often hailed as the true inventor of the variable resistance telephone, having developed a groundbreaking prototype in 1876 in Highland Park, Illinois. Despite his contributions, he famously lost the telephone patent to Alexander Graham Bell. In Natures Miracles Familiar Talks on Science, published in 1900, Gray shares his insights on science and technology, making complex concepts ...

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Följ med oss bakom kulisserna på resorna och i mötet med spännande människor. Under avklädda samtal och nakna berättelser går vi bakom det ytliga och möter människorna i deras tankar, glädje och brottningskamper. Vi söker sanningen och verklighetens berättelser i det stora äventyret; ”Livet med Gud”. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Conventional histories of the Great War have tended to focus on the terrible attritional battles of Ypres, of Arras and of the Somme. What they do not tell us is what life was like for the ordinary soldier, what mattered to him, and how he survived, both physically and mentally. Now for the first time, one of Britain's leading military historians, Richard van Emden tells the story of the Great War exclusively through the words and images of soldiers on the ground.

To America, he was a hero. To his troops, he was a soldier. Now hear his story. The Commander in Chief of the United States Central Command from July 2000 through July 2003, General Tommy Franks made history by leading American and Coalition forces to victory in Afghanistan and Iraq -- the...

In 1962 I was driven across the country and delivered to Father and Mother Divine in Gladwyne, PA. Divine was an early champion for civil rights and racial equality, twenty-five years pre-Martin Luther King. Father Divine adopted me in 1963 and taught me everything I know about Dignity and Respect. Four years prior, when I lived in Los Angeles, California, a meeting between two preachers took place in Philadelphia. These men of the cloth were worshipped by their congregations to be gods. That meeting would impact American history, and change the lives of countless numbers of people, especially...

“The Drake passage: A collection of stories” is a documentary podcast about the host's four closest friends in their mid-twenties, who share their experiences, most important lessons and advice on transitioning into adulthood - one of the most turbulent periods in a person’s lifetime. Each episode is dedicated to one of five major elements of personal growth: healing, professions, determination, relationships and history. The content and characters of the podcast are inspired by real-life events. Photography, videos, imagery, music, logo and production by Todor Iliev.

The startling picture of how China’s revolution in finance and technology is changing both Wall Street and the way individuals manage their personal finances. The future of finance – the way Wall Street operates and how individuals manage their money - is on the verge of upheaval. And the...

Tune into the Tommy Marren Show every day from 9-11am on Midwest Radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎧 Did You Know This? is the podcast that takes one weird, funny, or fascinating fact and dives deep into it – every episode. Why do octopuses have three hearts? Does it really rain diamonds on Jupiter? And wait... is salmon actually gray?With a mix of solid science and quirky humor, each episode delivers 7–15 minutes of pure wonder.Perfect for your commute, your coffee break, or whenever you want to surprise someone with random brilliance.📌 New episodes as often as possible – available in both English and Swedish! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Paper Lives, the podcast that aims to uncover the fascinating lives of everyday people from the past. Through investigating the fascinating medium of newspapers and journals, we reconstruct voices and stories that will be all but lost if not for the fortune or misfortune of journalistic interest. In this series, we’ll be following unknown pioneers, immersing ourselves in the heated politics of London’s burgeoning Gay Rights counterculture and sailing across the world with unique and insightful figures.

Based on the book and film by Antonino D'Ambrosio. In support of Native American Rights of the harsh, and unfair treatment of the Indigenous Community

Water Rights - Law, Guns and Money - Why is water so dang complicated? We are going to explain it drop by drop. You gotta start slow or it's overwhelming. We'll explore the early history, evolution of water rights, farmers versus cities, interstate squabbles, lack of common sense in administration, reallocation to form new uses, problems with water court, the ridiculous amount of time to get permitted, investments in water, and other topics. It is complicated but we have fun making sense of it all. We may get shot, but we will take aim at all these issues.

"A country that punishes wanderlust with prison is not my country" - The 18-Year-Old Who Wrote a Note and Disappeared Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Black Love,” from filmmakers Codie Elaine Oliver and Tommy Oliver, displays “the other side of love that exists, that no one is showing”. Focusing on real couples from all walks of life and celebrity couples, the docu-series shares honest, emotional and sometimes cringe-worthy always-true love stories. The couples talk about how their relationships began, the road to the altar, life after children and all of the other obstacles they may have faced to make their marriages stronger than ever. For the first time, the long form interviews from each couple are being presented with new ...

Opinions aside, it's time to jump back into what the Bible says. Deep explanations of scripture, and discovering hidden meanings along with debunking false doctrines. Also learning Bible/world history that ties into Bible prophecy and current events. We claim no denomination and we're not affiliated with any church organizations. We believe in the Heavenly Father, the Only Begotten Son of God, and Their Spirit that comforts us and guides us into all Truth. Now let’s talk about God. Blessings to all that have ears, let them hear. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/whitehorserevelation Facebook:...