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My name is Martin Aaron, I'm a lecturer at University College London. Since the year 2000 I’ve been building a database of the British army at Waterloo. By compiling original records from the Public Record office and regimental archives, I’ve gathered information about each of the 33,000 British combatants in 1815. This podcast series examines that data.For questions and comments please email waterloopodcast@outlook.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Community By Design: Exploring Social Infrastructure in Waterloo Region is a 5-episode podcast series that takes you on a tour of some of the most critical social infrastructure in Waterloo Region, where creative connectors are using everyday spaces—libraries, schools, public squares—to build belonging and social connection. Through conversations with a variety of community builders, this show reveals how intentional design and grassroots ingenuity are weaving a stronger social fabric across our communities. Produced by Midtown Radio and supported by the Waterloo Region Community ...

Nuestro lema es que en el sótano del fracaso, siempre hay un piso más que merece la pena explorar. Así es como nació “Waterloo”, un programa hecho por y para jóvenes. "Waterloo" se construye a partir de diferentes secciones. Dos de ellas están dedicadas a la cultura musical y cinematográfica; ‘Teléfono rojo’ nos traslada a diferentes lugares donde residen estudiantes que han tenido que adaptarse a condiciones y culturas muy distintas de su país de origen; y ‘Entre copas’ nos acerca al mundo gastronómico a través de diferentes temas relacionados con la actividad culinaria...

In the wake of the Roman conquest, the Celtic Gauls embraced Roman culture and language, setting the stage for a transformative era. Mary Duclauxs engaging narrative explores the evolution of France into a Catholic feudal society amid Germanic invasions. Journey through time as we witness the rise of towns, the ascent of the French monarchy, and the tumultuous events of the Hundred Years War and the Wars of Religion. Meet iconic figures like Joan of Arc, Charles VII, the valiant Henry IV, and the Sun King, Louis XIV, whose reign pushed France to the edge of financial ruin. The second half ...

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United Voices is a podcast by United Way Waterloo Region Communities, dedicated to bringing you closer to the stories, challenges, and solutions that shape our community. In each 15-minute episode, we dive into important and often-overlooked issues—from the housing crisis and mental health to poverty and community well-being. Through candid conversations with frontline workers, local leaders, and those directly affected by these challenges, we aim to amplify voices that are too often unheard.

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In conjunction with the EW, HAG newsletter, the podcast dives into a particular obsession related to horror media each month. Tune in for horror recs, guests, and more! blaynewaterloo.substack.com

Welcome to At Home In Waterloo Region, the podcast that shines a spotlight on the heart and soul of this incredible community — the people! Hosted by Cheryl Goetz, this show features inspiring locals and passionate business owners, sharing their stories, motivations and challenges. Whether you're a long-time resident, new to the area, or somewhere in between, join in and explore what makes Waterloo Region such a special place to live, work and grow.Each episode dives into the journeys behind local businesses, from the moments of inspiration to the hurdles they've faced, and the joys of ...

Tap In will take listeners on a journey tapping into social issues facing Waterloo Region today.

A podcast that explores the realities and complexities of domestic violence. You will hear real, raw stories from people of all walks of life. Each week, we address hard topics like the connection between addiction and abuse, how violence impacts South Asian communities, learning from domestic homicides, and more. Produced by Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region.

Hello and welcome to Hear Our Stories, a podcast by the City of Waterloo Museum for the people of Kitchener-Waterloo. University of Toronto MMSt students Sarah, Harkamal, and Julia are your hosts as we explore the 2SLGBTQIA+ and Queer community of the City of Waterloo and KW area through interviews with queer residents, both past and present, of Waterloo Region.

Hosted by Isaac Lance, Catching Up With... is a monthly conversation with some of Canada's best distance runners, including Olympians Geneviève Lalonde, Madeleine Kelly, Lucia Stafford, Charles Philibert-Thiboutot, and more!