Podcast terbaik Brief History (2024)

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The Eiffel Tower 3:53

8h ago3:53

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Explore the rich history of the iconic Eiffel Tower from its controversial beginnings as a temporary structure to its enduring status as a symbol of French culture and resilience, embodying both ambition and innovation.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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BHoP#224 To Be Men, Not to Seem 1:06:01

4d ago1:06:01

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Dr Adam Koontz answers a listener question about manhood and talks about the difference between men of straw and men of dirt, the danger of dwelling in anger, how society emasculates men, how to grow in manhood, and why you need to govern yourself before you can govern anyone else. Visit our website - A Brief History of Power Many thanks to our spo…

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The National Park Service 4:15

1d ago4:15

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This episode explores the establishment and evolution of the National Park Service since its inception in 1916, highlighting its role in preserving America's natural beauty, history, and culture. From the creation of Yellowstone as the first national park to the Service's expansion and efforts towards environmental conservation, the Park Service co…

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The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand 4:05

3d ago4:05

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This episode discusses the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and its role in triggering World War I, reshaping global geopolitics, and ultimately leading to the downfall of many reigning monarchies and the formation of new nations.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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The Watergate Scandal 3:53

4d ago3:53

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The episode explores the Watergate scandal, a defining moment in American history, where a break-in at the Democratic National Committee's office spiraled into a systematic cover-up involving the Nixon administration. The scandal led to Nixon's resignation, ushering in changes in government transparency and accountability, and marking a significant…

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The Colosseum 3:57

5d ago3:57

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This episode delves into the history of the Colosseum in Rome, highlighting its construction under Emperor Vespasian, the grand spectacles held in the arena, its decline and repurposing over the centuries, and its modern restoration efforts. The Colosseum stands as a symbol of Rome's ancient past and continues to mesmerize visitors as a testament t…

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Airplanes 4:18

6d ago4:18

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This episode traces the history of aviation from Leonardo da Vinci's sketches to the modern marvels of jumbo jets, highlighting key milestones like the Wright Brothers' first powered flight and the advancements during World Wars. It explores the evolution of flight technologies, from the Concorde to the Airbus A380, and looks ahead to sustainabilit…

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BHoP#223 Sailing to Byzantium 1:03:17

6d ago1:03:17

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Dr Adam Koontz answers a listener question about the fall of Rome and talks about why it's hard to compare the collapse of modern nations to ancient empires, how Byzantium saw itself as a continuation of Rome, the difference between history and tradition, having a building mentality instead of a looting mentality, and modern parallels to the curren…

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The Lost Colony of Roanoke 4:14

7d ago4:14

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This episode explores the intriguing mystery of the Lost Colony of Roanoke, one of the earliest English attempts at settlement in North America, which vanished without a trace, leaving behind a single clue of the word "Croatoan." The fate of the colonists remains unknown, with various theories suggesting integration with indigenous tribes.…

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The Gunpowder Plot 3:58

8d ago3:58

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The Gunpowder Plot of 1605 was a failed attempt to assassinate King James I and establish a Catholic monarchy through violent means, resulting in the arrest and execution of the conspirators, including Guy Fawkes. Over time, interpretations of the plot have evolved, with Guy Fawkes now symbolizing resistance against authoritarian regimes in modern …

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Coca-Cola 4:09

9d ago4:09

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The episode explores the iconic journey of Coca-Cola from a medicinal tonic in 1886 to a global beverage giant today, reflecting shifts in business strategies and societal trends. Unveiling its evolution through innovative marketing, iconic branding, and product diversity, Coca-Cola remains a symbol of American culture and a testament to adaptabili…

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The Women's Suffrage Movement 4:01

10d ago4:01

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This episode delves into the Women's Suffrage Movement, a pivotal push for voting rights and women's empowerment that spanned continents and centuries, culminating in significant legislative victories and an enduring impact on society and politics.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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The Library of Alexandria 3:49

11d ago3:49

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This episode explores the rise and fall of the Library of Alexandria, a renowned center of scholarship in the ancient world, established in the third century BC. The library, part of the larger Mouseion institution, boasted a vast collection of papyrus scrolls and attracted renowned intellectuals across various fields. Despite enduring destruction …

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BHoP#222 The Swarming of Past-Posers 1:01:32

11d ago1:01:32

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Dr Adam Koontz and Rev Jonathan Fisk talk about the differences between the Eastern and Western church calendars, answer a listener question about Seraphim Rose and the church fathers, and discuss authority in the church and preaching the Word. Visit our website - A Brief History of Power Many thanks to our sponsors, Blessed Sacrament Lutheran Chur…

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The Suez Crisis 4:00

12d ago4:00

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The Suez Crisis of 1956 saw Egypt's nationalization of the Suez Canal, triggering a chain of events involving the UK, France, Israel, the US, and the USSR. This crisis marked the end of British and French dominance, the rise of the US as a global leader, and a significant shift in global power dynamics post-WWII.…

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The 1492 Voyage of Columbus 3:50

13d ago3:50

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This episode delves into the pivotal 1492 voyage of Christopher Columbus, exploring his ambitious quest to find a westward route to Asia under the Spanish flag. It examines the impact of Columbus's discovery of the New World on global exploration, colonization, and the complex legacies and controversies surrounding his historical significance.…

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The Light Bulb 4:12

14d ago4:12

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This episode traces the evolution of the light bulb from early experiments with fire to the emergence of energy-efficient LEDs, highlighting key inventors like Sir Humphry Davy and Thomas Edison. It explores improvements in filament materials and the shift to different types of lamps, culminating in the development of Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) f…

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BHoP#221 Seances and other Hoodoo - When America Talked to Ghosts 56:59

14d ago56:59

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Dr Adam Koontz and Rev Willie Grills talk about the history of contacting the dead in America, how spiritual phenomena came to be studied scientifically, how the Ouija board rose and fell in popularity, having discernment regarding media and occultism, and why people need to know about these issues. Visit our website - A Brief History of Power Many…

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The Fall of Constantinople 3:51

15d ago3:51

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The episode delves into the historical significance of the fall of Constantinople in 1453, marking the end of the Byzantine Empire and the rise of the Ottoman rule. It explores the city's rich past, strategic importance, the epic siege by Sultan Mehmed II, and the transformative aftermath culminating in the establishment of Istanbul as a modern Isl…

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Plastic 3:36

16d ago3:36

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This episode explores the history of plastic, highlighting key milestones from Parkesine and Bakelite to present-day sustainability efforts. It delves into the widespread impact of plastic on various industries and discusses the ongoing challenges of balancing plastic's benefits with environmental concerns.…

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BHoP#220 Agree on X 1:04:39

16d ago1:04:39

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Rev Jonathan Fisk talks about the differences between man and woman, insights to be gained from observing creatures in nature, how men gain trust with each other, and repenting of our cowardice. Visit our website - A Brief History of Power Many thanks to our sponsors, Blessed Sacrament Lutheran Church in Hayden, ID, and Luther Classical College Dr …

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Air Conditioning 3:45

17d ago3:45

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Explore the rich history and evolution of air conditioning, from ancient cooling methods to modern smart thermostats. This pivotal technology has reshaped human comfort and living conditions across the globe, driving architectural innovation and economic growth in warmer regions.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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The League of Nations 3:47

18d ago3:47

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This episode explores the establishment, shortcomings, and dissolution of the League of Nations following World War I, highlighting its limited effectiveness in ensuring peace due to the absence of key global powers. It also touches on the organization's successes in non-political matters and its eventual transition to the United Nations in 1945 to…

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The Magna Carta 3:46

19d ago3:46

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The Magna Carta, known as the Great Charter, was signed in 1215 by King John following pressure from barons, establishing key legal principles like habeas corpus and subjecting the king to the law. It became foundational in English and later global constitutional law, influencing movements for liberty and shaping democratic societies worldwide.…

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Advertising 4:14

20d ago4:14

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This episode explores the history of advertising from ancient civilizations to the digital age, highlighting key developments such as the printing press, radio, television, and the internet, as well as shifts in advertising strategies towards branding and lifestyle marketing.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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Video Games 3:49

21d ago3:49

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This episode examines the evolution of video games from the simple analog games of the 1950s to today's immersive VR and AR technologies. It highlights the medium's transformation into a diverse platform for entertainment, competition, and storytelling.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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BHoP Classics - The Slow Avalanche 1:06:41

21d ago1:06:41

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In this BHoP Classics rebroadcast, Dr Koontz and Rev Fisk talk about the cynicism and apathy of the Right which feels that it can do nothing, how the Right lacks any direction other than opposition to the Left, and its growth whenever it becomes assertive in its message. They also discuss the role of masculinity and violence in politics, and conclu…

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The Harlem Renaissance 4:07

22d ago4:07

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Explore the transformative era of the Harlem Renaissance during the early 20th century, where African-American culture flourished, creating a vibrant intellectual and artistic explosion in Harlem, New York City. This pivotal period symbolizes the resilience and creativity of the African-American community, leaving a lasting legacy in American histo…

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The Louisiana Purchase 4:17

23d ago4:17

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This episode delves into the significance of the Louisiana Purchase in doubling the size of the U.S. and sparking westward expansion under Jefferson's leadership, while also raising constitutional and Native American rights issues. It explores the geopolitical complexities and wide-ranging impacts of this pivotal moment in American history.…

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The Inca Empire 4:14

24d ago4:14

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This episode explores the ascent and decline of the Inca Empire, celebrated for its sophisticated infrastructure, distinct social structure, and architectural marvels such as Machu Picchu. Despite its magnificence, the empire fell to Spanish invaders, signaling the conclusion of a formerly flourishing civilization.…

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BHoP#219 Bad Medicine - Consumed by Gluttony 58:22

24d ago58:22

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Dr Adam Koontz and Rev Jonathan Fisk talk about modern medicine and nutrition, cleanliness laws, why drugs are produced and sold, and why patience and wisdom matters for considering what we consume. Visit our website - A Brief History of Power Many thanks to our sponsors, Blessed Sacrament Lutheran Church in Hayden, ID, and Luther Classical College…

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The Panama Canal 4:10

25d ago4:10

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This episode delves into the rich history and critical role of the Panama Canal, showcasing the tale of its construction, the challenges faced, and its enduring impact on global trade. The canal's creation and evolution reflects human determination and innovation in overcoming obstacles and shaping international commerce.…

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Jazz 4:15

26d ago4:15

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This episode explores the rich history of jazz, originating in New Orleans and evolving through various sub-genres like swing, bebop, and fusion with rock and Latin music. Jazz has served as a significant platform for civil rights activism and continues to be a vibrant and evolving musical genre with global influence and cultural significance.…

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Eyeglasses 4:04

27d ago4:04

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This episode explores the fascinating history and evolution of eyeglasses, tracing back to 13th century Italy where the first spectacles were made. It highlights key developments such as bifocal lenses by Benjamin Franklin in the 18th century and advancements in materials and technology in the 21st century, showcasing how eyewear has evolved as a b…

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Email 4:15

28d ago4:15

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This episode explores the evolution of email from its inception in the 1960s to becoming an indispensable global communication tool. From technological advancements such as the development of SMTP and MIME protocols and the launch of pioneering webmail services like Hotmail and Gmail, email has continuously adapted to meet user needs.…

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BHoP#218 Unidentified Phenomena and Other Hobgoblins of Weird America 1:04:43

28d ago1:04:43

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Dr Adam Koontz and Rev Willie Grills talk about the cultural perspective on UFOs after World War II, stories of modern UFO encounters and sightings, how such sightings are explained by the world, Cryptid sightings and how they relate, and how the Bible informs our thinking about supernatural phenomena. Visit our website - A Brief History of Power M…

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Microwaves 3:30

29d ago3:30

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This episode explores the history and evolution of the microwave oven, from its beginnings in the early 20th century as a result of the discovery of electromagnetic waves to its transformation into a versatile kitchen gadget with features like convection cooking and preprogrammed settings. The microwave's journey reflects society's pursuit of conve…

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The Great Molasses Flood 3:42

30d ago3:42

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The episode delves into the catastrophic Great Molasses Flood of 1919 in Boston, caused by the collapse of a massive molasses tank owned by Purity Distilling Co. The disaster led to loss of lives, legal battles, and ultimately influenced American legislation towards stricter industrial regulations and safety measures.…

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The Printing Press 4:01

1M ago4:01

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This episode explores the transformative impact of Johannes Gutenberg's printing press invention in the 15th century, democratizing knowledge and fueling revolutions in religion, science, and society. It traces the evolution of printing technology from movable type to digital presses, showcasing how it has revolutionized the sharing and disseminati…

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BHoP#217 Christianity and the Deceptions of the Future - The Work of Fr. Seraphim Rose 1:05:39

1M ago1:05:39

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Dr Adam Koontz and Rev Willie Grills talk about the life of Fr Seraphim Rose, how he combated the spread of eastern mysticism in America, what he saw coming for the church, how demons disguise their falsehoods for different people to make the church more like the world, and the danger of lovelessness. Books mentioned: Orthodoxy and the Religion of …

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The Cuban Missile Crisis 4:05

1M ago4:05

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The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, at the height of the Cold War, highlighted the nuclear threat between the US and USSR over Soviet missile sites in Cuba, culminating in a tense standoff averted by diplomatic negotiations led by President Kennedy. The crisis underscored the need for international diplomacy, de-escalation of conflicts, and led to en…

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The Code of Hammurabi 3:35

1M ago3:35

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This episode delves into the significance of the Code of Hammurabi, an ancient Babylonian legal text dating back to 1754 BC, showcasing its impact on legal history, societal norms, and governance dynamics in ancient Babylon. Hammurabi's code, inscribed on a stone slab featuring 282 laws, introduced concepts like 'lex talionis' (an eye for an eye) a…

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The Great Exhibition of 1851 4:03

1M ago4:03

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This episode highlights the monumental significance of the Great Exhibition of 1851 in England, spearheaded by Prince Albert to showcase global industry and culture during the Industrial Revolution. The event attracted millions of visitors and led to the establishment of iconic cultural institutions in London, leaving a lasting legacy in the histor…

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Clocks 3:54

1M ago3:54

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This episode dives into the fascinating history and evolution of clocks, from ancient sundials and water clocks to modern digital clocks, showcasing humanity's endeavor to measure time accurately and adapt to changing societal needs.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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BHoP#216 Before the Apoc(Eclipse) 59:02

1M ago59:02

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Dr Adam Koontz and Rev Jonathan Fisk talks about Zionism and the conflicts between Israel and its neighbors, why conservatives have trouble being locally organized, and the April 8th, 2024 eclipse and the government response to it. Visit our website - A Brief History of Power Many thanks to our sponsors, Blessed Sacrament Lutheran Church in Hayden,…

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The Emu War 3:48

1M ago3:48

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This episode explores the Emu War in Australia during the Great Depression, where the military attempted to control emu populations wreaking havoc on farmlands.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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Bicycles 4:12

1M ago4:12

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This episode traces the evolution of the bicycle from its rudimentary beginnings in the early 19th century to the advanced and specialized models of today. The bicycle's history showcases human ingenuity, adaptability, and the progression towards sustainable transport options in modern society.Oleh Tim Finnigan

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Coffee 4:11

1M ago4:11

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Explore the captivating history of coffee, from its origin in ancient Ethiopia to its role as a pivotal force in socio-cultural movements across the globe. Witness coffee's journey as it evolved from a cherished beverage in Arabian monasteries to a symbol of revolution and industrial progress, eventually becoming the world's most beloved drink enjo…

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BHoP#215 Neurodivergent, London-Like, Arrested Masculinity 1:06:57

1M ago1:06:57

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Rev Adam Koontz and Rev Jonathan Fisk talks about the recent violence in Rockford, race-baiting in the media, being able to act justly on anger, the depressing effect of media, how matriarchal societies subordinate and use men, and the collision and collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Visit our website - A Brief History of Power Many thanks t…

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Spices 4:11

1M ago4:11

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This episode explores the extensive and captivating history of spices, tracing their use from ancient civilizations for culinary, medicinal, and ritualistic purposes. Learn how spices influenced exploration, colonization, and trade routes spanning across continents, cultures, and eras, shaping global culinary landscapes to this day.…

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