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Bobby Buick Podcast
The SEAArch Podcast
The podcast channel of SEAArch - The Archaeology of Southeast Asia Newsblog at http://www.southeastasianarchaeology.com
Zakat and the Islamic Money System, and a new Islamic Society for the 21st Century
What does a modern Islamic social reality look like? How does it deal with finance, employment, trade, education, poverty, justice and governance amongst other things? All these questions are skillfully answered in a series of talks that starts with the 'Ramadhan Discourses.' Compulsory listening for any sincere Muslim activist or would-be 'fundamentalist.'Avocado Productions Webcasts
Discussions on historical topics relating to recording and the
reproduction and preservation of sound.
Radiopoesía Podcast
El proyecto de Radiopoesía pretende que la Poesía de Miguel Hernández y la de otras muchos escritores acompañe en su cotidiano discurrir a todos los amantes de la belleza literaria.Escriba Cafe in English
English Version of the famous Escriba Cafe Podcast. History, culture and imagination in a weekly podcast of the writer Christian GurtnerOver Here Audio
http://overhereaudio.blogspot.com/Edward HumesBlogger6125Copyright by Edward Humesmilitary,,history,,politics,,education,,World,War,II,,booksSociety & Culture/Historycontact@edwardhumes.comEdward HumesEdward Humesnomilitary,,history,,politics,,education,,World,War,II,,booksPultizer Prize-winning author Edward Humes reads from his new book, OVER HERE: How the GI Bill Transformed the American Dream.Pultizer Prize-winning author Edward Humes reads from his new book, OVER HERE: How the GI Bill Transformed the American Dream.tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37151297.post-1639034653916829398Wed, 26 Sep 2007 17:09:00 +00002007-09-27T11:10:35.115-07:00Over Here, NPR and the Revival of the GI BillInterest in the history and aftermath of World War II has been piqued by Ken Burns' excellent new PBS series, The War, and the topic that has captured my imagination, the G.I. Bill, is now back on the table in a big way.NPR's Morning Edition has just done a terrific segment on the GI Bill and my book, Over Here: How the GI Bill Transformed the American Dream, featuring interviews with several of my main characters, George McGovern and film director Arthur Penn, along with yours truly. You can find the NPR audio here.
The report also examines proposals to restore the current GI Bill to its past glories, so that's today's veterans can have the same opportunities that awaited the Greatest Generation when they returned home. A follow-up NPR report on fixing the current GI Bill can be found here.
Ancient & Medieval History
I am a scholar of the Medieval period and my husband is a scholar of Ancient and Classical history. Together, our love of history has led to the creation of this podcast. We have also been influenced by other history podcasters, whose links appear on the links page. Every week we plan to have a 15 minute show that deals with some subject in early history. The Medieval time period is not exactly set to particular years, as many scholars have different dates in mind. For the purpose of this podcast, the Middle Ages range from about 400 after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, until around 1500, the beginning of the Renaissance. Any time before this will fall under the Ancient and Classical history time period.
Story52
A broad in California brings you short commentary, news stories, poetry, and interviews...all kinds of stories, 52 times a year.
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