#Education podcast

[greecedlightningpod]

300: The Battle of Thermopylae and the Persian Wars

Sara, Luke, and Sam take their first dive into ancient history, rather than myth, this week with the 2007 violent, machismo-soaked 300! Learn all about the Persian Wars and Spartan life while enjoying topics of discussion such as: jock rock as a movie, fun ancient instruments, and the Greeks' aversion to pants

[wisemancax]

Mel Robbins Levels Up Your Life, Your Worth + Your Bank Balance

Mel Robbins Levels Up Your Life, Your Worth + Your Bank Balance The BossBabe YouTube Channel. Create a Better Life With The Mel Robbins Podcast.

[quickbitespod]

New Episode! In Episode 93 I cover the origins of the Michelin Guide. Link Tree

[reality-detective]

Something to tune into 🤔

[paristheonewhoreads]

how is nobody talking about how schlatt was literally watching his favorite porn video WHILE recording AND when asked what was the name he ACTUALLY told us????!?!!!?!!!! Not to mention…he likes rough videos??????!!! EXCUSE ME OMFFFGGGGG 🙉🙉🙉🙈

Edit: he could literally throw me around like that girl 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🤷🏻‍♀️

[basic-bamboo]

Since we are all talking about how the cops are incompetent liars who possibly just grabbed a guy and planted evidence on him, I would like to very suggest everybody listen to Robert Evans' Behind The Bastards miniseries Behind The Police: The History of American Police. His guest for all 8 episodes is hip hop artist Propaganda who is the child of Black Panthers and brings a Black perspective to the podcast.

Major content warnings, especially for Black listeners, they don't get into gratuitous detail in describing the racial violence, but it is the history of the police in America which starts in slavery and follows mob violence in the south and the KKK across the country. I really encourage white and other nonBlack leftists to listen this because this is history that Black communities have had to hold for their entire lives since the first Africans were trafficked to this continent and you will not learn about it in your textbooks. As Prop says on the podcast, if you do not go out of your way to learn these things about communities you are not part of, you will remain ignorant of them (and make a real ass out of yourself).

If you're looking for it on your podcast app, these episodes are published in June of 2020 (because BTB infuriatingly doesn't number their episodes)

[mvlderfox]

gillian anderson on fearne cotton's happy place podcast // september 9th, 2024

[undergroundusa]

"When juxtaposing the scorecard on political violence, the evidence is overwhelming that activists, anarchists, special interests, and Deep State operatives from the far-Left are much more likely to engage in violence than any group from the Right…"

ORIGINAL CONTENT: https://www.undergroundusa.com/p/the-far-left-hitler-narrative-is

[thresholdbb]

Ok I got an interview at a place that mixes custom pet food

[aspiring-hobbit]

I’m drowning in a sea of audio dramas and I put 95% of the blame on Mr. Alexander J. Newall

[thebellekeys]

My Year of (Educational) Podcasts

I spent 12,000 minutes this year listening to podcasts according to Spotify. No, I do not listen to alphamale or girlboss or true crime podcasts– I mostly listen to history, philosophy, and literature podcasts i.e. educational podcasts. Here are 12 fun, well-executed podcasts I’d recommend if you’d like to learn more about your favourite (Humanities and Social Sciences) topics.

Betwixt The Sheets: The History of Sex, Scandal & Society. This is a podcast about the history of sex and sexuality. The podcast pays special attention to overlooked aspects of queer history, pop culture, and cultural superstitions. The love life and sex life of historical and artistic figures are also discussed with historians.

Dan Snow's History Hit. This podcasts discusses the most exciting and culturally relevant historical events and figures with expert panel guests. Clears up historical misconceptions and deals with the most interesting topics in an engaging way.

Occult Confessions. This podcast is about the history of the occult, witches, folklore, magicians, and conspiracies. There are discussions of folklore, religious history, and cults. The themes are dark but quite fascinating.

Intelligence Squared. This podcast is centered on cultural and academic debates and deep-dives into polemical topics among top UK experts. I really enjoy their episodes about writers, art, and artists.

The History of Literature. This is about, well, the history of literature i.e. the contexts that created impressive writers, literary movements, and literary works. It also debates and critically discusses classic works.

The Korea File. Y'all know I love kpop and kdramas and by extension, am quite fascinated by Korean culture and society given how much I interact with Korean media. This podcast, produced by a couple of Korean guys, critically explores Korean media, culture, society, and history.

Not Just the Tudors. A fun history podcast that doesn't only cover English Tudor history, but definitely covers a whole damn lot of English Tudor history. Mainly focuses on 13th-17th century global history.

Classical Stuff You Should Know. A podcast about the classical world, the Western Canon, and world philosophy. Discussions of the classics are in conversational layman terms. Topics not restricted to the Graeco-Roman world.

Why Theory. A podcast that uses philosophy and psychological theory to examine culture, history, art and human behavior. Lots of pertinent contemporary social topics are discussed.

Brown History. A podcast about South Asia and "brown" Asian demographics. A wide range of topics, from Pakistani history to the Indian diaspora to Afghan migration to the colonization of India by Great Britain.

Philosophize This!. This podcast covers philosophy, philosophies, and philosophers. I highly recommend listening to the episodes in order as much as possible. Breaks down the complex philosophical ideas using simple terms.

The Thing About Austen. This is a podcast about the world of Jane Austen from the time period to the people to the culture which influenced her big literary hits. Hits that sweet spot between literature and history in a creative way. Recommend for all the Pride and Prejudice (2005) fanatics.

[greecedlightningpod]

Greeced Lightning is...

A podcast about myths, movies, and one doctor of classics teaching two dumb idiots. Join us on Monday's as we dive into the real story behind the myth!

[jgroffdaily]

Jonathan’s interview with his elementary teacher Linda Tough discussing arts education.

Jonathan talks about wanting to impress his teacher Linda on the first day of music class by wearing a shirt with ��I Love Lucy’ on it, because he knew she loved the show also. He came to love learning through her classes, and did his first talent show in her class. Performing became a joy once you come to the performance, after hard work in practice.

Linda says her class was about teaching kids to be good humans, and Jonathan is one of the best humans.

Jonathan continued to visit Linda in middle school to remember her teachings and before he auditioned for his first musical and his audition for the Sound of Music tour.

[reality-detective]

Joe Rogan and Donald Trump Podcast... It's 3 hours long but I think people need to listen to it. 🤔

[lavenderleahy]

Buck is a podcast person and tommy is a book person. Change my mind.

[nureyevs-worst-alias]

Call Peter Nureyev y=-a(x-p)²+q the way his ass is a concave parabola