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My friend who write history nonfiction, tends to listen to history podcasts for tidbits that might spark an idea.

History often offers more unbelievable drama than Hollywood or that mind - blowing television series — just check out Dan Carlin's Hardcore History podcast for proof (I recommend the multi-episode «The Fall of the Republic» — about Rome, and «Wrath of the Khans» — about Ghenghis Khan and the Mongol Empire to start out).

Not exact matches

Patrick Wyman, Ph.D. hosts this podcast, Tides of History investigating the past and what it means for the present.

The host of Face the Nation on CBS News and columnist for Slate Magazine does an excellent job translating stories from his popular Whistlestop podcast into this fun to read political history book.

While personalities like comedian - MMA commentator Joe Rogan and history storyteller Dan Carlin had become cult - like sub-genre superstars with hundreds of millions of downloads, odds are it was the buzz around Serial that put podcasts on the map for your aunt in Ohio who had never before thought about what that purple app on her iPhone was for.

My husband makes fun of me for being the only person he knows who listens to history education podcasts for fun.

«The digital library will provide a repository of contents which include 2,000 study aids on core subjects from primary to senior secondary school curriculum, over 1,600 tutorials, instructional videos and selected e-books for primary to SS3 approved texts, brief history of Lagos State, online forum, podcasts and exam - mate (A Test Resource).

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In this episode, Liz Johnson and Felicity Arengo from the American Museum of Natural History take Scientific American podcast host Steve Mirsky for a walk in the park — Central Park — to talk about the spring bird migration and the role that Central Park and other green spaces plays in the lives of birds and other animals.

, a 42 - year - old Manhattan - based risk consultant for banks, had no Erika Girardi appeared on Heather McDonald's «Juicy Scoop» Podcast last Thursday, and dished about her personal history, and how she landed on The

The Bulgarian History Podcast provides a deep dive into the history of the Balkan nation, director Raoul Peck uses James Baldwin's writing for his documentary «I Am Not Your Negro,» and more topHistory Podcast provides a deep dive into the history of the Balkan nation, director Raoul Peck uses James Baldwin's writing for his documentary «I Am Not Your Negro,» and more tophistory of the Balkan nation, director Raoul Peck uses James Baldwin's writing for his documentary «I Am Not Your Negro,» and more top picks.

As a brief bit of history (as it is sort of needed to explain the story), Smith came up with the idea for Tusk on an episode of his podcast show with former producing partner Scott Mosier after seeing a news story about an old man who is offering a room to rent free of charge so long as the occupant pretends to be a walrus once a month.

For additional information on the history of the website and podcast including various running jokes, check out the Official Film Junk Glossary!

Marilyn Monroe's sexual strategy, Lana Turner's daughter the killer and Charlie Chaplin's exile for being anti-Fascist... for her hit podcast, Karina Longworth has been digging in the annals of Hollywood history — and her findings are fascinating

AD: Screencasting is a really great way of getting into Flipped Learning because, you know, I mean it's very difficult to explain some things in an audio podcast - I still think audio podcasting is the best method of flipping a classroom for things that lend themselves to an audio - only format - you know history, maybe biology, psychology, lend themselves there, but it's very hard to explain maths in an audio podcast.

The projects don't have to be games: Some students are using Storyboard That to create graphic novels, while others are interviewing immigrant family members and publishing the interviews on StoryCorps, a podcasting site for oral histories.

Place QR Codes on e-learning course screens for viewing additional information (such as history, timeline, podcasts, webinars, detailed instructions) with rich media (that help enhance the information) for those who are interested.

Easy to use for reports, journals, creative writing, podcasts, commercials, history timelines, science experiments, drawing, ebooks, independent learning, collaborative learning...

I'm particularly excited about # 6 — creating some resources for Paris history buffs, and getting my podcast of the Paris walking tour of my book finished.

For the second time in the history of the podcast, we had a guest on tonight (we'll be having guests on a lot more often, so if there's someone you would like to see — who might actually deign to talk to us — let us know).

On that note, I'm actually launching a new podcast in the coming weeks with my friend Stephanie Craig, known as History Fan Girl, so stay tuned for that.

A few of the 70 Podcasts Chris Recommends or is currently listening to: Startups for the Rest of Us History of Rome History of England Grammar Girl Tech News Today

Months earlier, I had presented Alex with an idea to do a podcast for the upcoming 10th anniversary of Phantasy Star Online, a game that both of us had some history with, and it wouldn't have made a good episode of Retronauts anyway, so why the hell not?

For the two year anniversary of the podcast, we recap the history of Knoxville Game Design.

This weeks gaming podcast tackles the history of Full Throttle and the history of the SCUMM script system created for Maniac Mansion.

This week we're busting out the Gaming Podcast love with some gaming news, community comments and we're flashing back to Tag Team M.U.S.C.L.E for the NES and looking through the history of Greg Costikyan.

This weeks gaming podcast includes community feedback, game flashbacks to FX Fighter for the PC and gaming history about Hideo Kojima.

In a recent episode of his absorbing podcast, «Revisionist History,» cultural critic Malcolm Gladwell interrogates a statue modeled after a news photograph of a confrontation in 1963 between a police officer with a dog and a young black boy in Birmingham, Alabama.1 Made by African American sculptor Dr. Ronald McDowell, The Foot Soldier (1995) is far more horrific than the photo, Gladwell convincingly argues, because it bears an added imaginative potency: the narrative is told by a traditionally silenced voice, and for Gladwell this «is just what happens when the people on the bottom finally get the power to tell the story their way.»

For the final podcast on the history of the Pickens Plan, I talk with Peter McCollum, strategic communicator and Partner at Whistle Lake Public Affairs, and Jason Huntsberry, President & CEO of Schenck Foods Co..

We created more resources for other youth: a podcast on the history of sustainable development, and a new infographic on the Plant Treaty.

For the uninitiated, SERIAL is podcasting's breakout hit, debuting at # 1 on iTunes and garnering more downloads than any other podcast in history (over 20 million and counting as of Dec. 2014).

When history writes it's story about Zee it will lead with «this guy applied for a job by creating his own podcast».

My guest on the podcast this week is producer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and composer Clarence Jey, whose credits include music on US Billboard Hot 100, a Grammy - winning record, one of the largest viral music successes in history, music for film and multiple Emmy - nominated TV shows.

Some podcasts don't feature a full catalog — for instance, Dan Carlin's Hardcore History includes only episodes 50 to 56.

Some skills exist for a specific podcast, such as Dan Carlin's «Hardcore History» skill.

Here's a good podcast for you to pick up - Malcolm Gladwell's Revisionist History, where Gladwell breaks down topics that we previously thought we understood completely, but now looking back it appears we were wrong.