História – Nigéria – Podcasts recomendados
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Earning money legally? Boooring. It's not just in the movies that you find dishonest people who will do anything to line their pockets. These crooks you're about to hear about have been making money by ripping off the world for years. Worthy of the greatest Hollywood scenarios!Bold and manipulative, they fooled even the smartest people.But these dreams can't last forever; the truth always comes out. In our podcast Legendary Crooks, you'll discover the incredible but true stories of Charles Ponzi, Bernard Madoff, or the story of Victor Lustig, the man who sold the Eiffel Tower.
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In preparation for the 50th anniversary of the World War II D-Day invasion, Richard Dowdell traveled to Normandy, France in October 1993. While there, he toured key locations the Allies targeted in the effort to breach Adolf Hitler’s “Atlantic Wall”.
Dowdell interviewed veterans and French civilians who experienced that historic day June 6th, 1944.
Dowdell returned to capture harrowing stories from Oklahoma D-Day veterans.
Production assistance by Joe Riddle
Awards:
Society of Professional Journalist - Best Documentary
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The Republic is a narrative podcast series exploring pivotal Nigerian and broader African historical events and figures. In the first season, host Wale Lawal traces the significance of the June 12 1993 election, 30 years on. June 12, which marked the political rise of Moshood Kashimawo Olawale ‘M. K. O.’ Abiola and culminated in his arrest and death, no longer feels inanimate. Why was it such a pivotal moment? What did it feel like to experience it? And why has it remained engrained in Nigeria’s political consciousness?
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The aim of The Aspiring Polymath is to provide a casual, but engaging environment for listeners to explore topics in fields such as history, music, politics, finance, and so much more. To create discussions on stimulating topics and inspire us all to continuously learn new things - to aspire to polymathy.
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African Roots podcast introduces men and women who shaped Africa's past, present and future. It meets big names, and tells the story of others who have stayed out of the spotlight. Their stories range from heroic to tragic. Some affect our lives today, while time has buried the legacy of others. But what binds them together, is their African Roots.
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Gallo Vault Sessions is a 6-part podcast series brought to you by Gallo in collaboration with KONJO. We delve into the story of Gallo Music, Africa’s largest and oldest recording company, and reflect on the ways music shapes culture, and how our culture has been shaped by music…both at the centre and periphery of Africa’s music history. We bridge 95 years of Gallo’s music history with KONJO’s passion for cultural storytelling and chat with artists, label execs, radio veterans and music thinkers as we explore the undercurrents, backstories and overlooked tapes from the Gallo Vault…from mbaqanga to soul, and of course, provide you with a curated playlist to soundtrack your month.
Follow us on @gallorecordcompany & @k.o.n.j.o
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The Color Blind Architect Podcast is a mix of interesting topics discussed and hosted by David Clayton, an architect with a form of red/green color blindness. His unique perspective opens the door to an outside of the box way of thinking.
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Where fact is stranger than fiction
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AgriTalk originated on August 1, 1994 when Ken Root keyed the microphone and introduced a rural affairs show that was not afraid of controversy. He hosted the daily hour at 10:00 am with colorful guests and callers that drove the content of the program. At times, Root was more of a referee than a conductor.Over the next seven years, AgriTalk dealt with many issues that faced Rural America. Some still resonate today.Ken has been given the opportunity to highlight shows that are exemplary of the issues of the 1990's. He has linked several of the topics of the last century with today. Listen in to remember how it was and how it is.
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The Real Wakandas of Africa brings together an academic discussion of African history with spoken word and hip-hop music. Professor and author Maurice Miles Martinez (MC Brotha Miles) engages his listeners with his impressions of voices of famous Black people, a discussion of African history and an original spoken word or hip-hop track at the end of each episode. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maurice-miles-martinez/support
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Welcome to Strange Encounters, the YouTube channel that delves deep into the strange and unknown encounters that people have experienced with extraterrestrial and mysterious entities. Our goal is to bring you the most spine-tingling stories that will leave you questioning the very fabric of reality.
On this channel, we explore firsthand accounts of encounters with strange beings, from aliens to cryptids and everything in between. We'll be bringing you stories from all around the world, and some of these encounters are so unbelievable, they will leave you wondering what else could be out there.
If you're fascinated by the mysteries of the universe and the unknown, then this is the channel for you. We promise to bring you the most intriguing and unsettling stories from people who have experienced the unexplainable firsthand.
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They called themselves the Students of Light. Their leader, John Hanas, claimed to be the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. While some claim he had supernatural powers, others call him an abusive cult leader. Hear the group’s story on Chasing Enlightenment.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The Fearless and Proud podcast is hosted by FOX Business' Gerri Willis. The series looks at acts of bravery and strength by women. March is 'Women's History Month' and in this first season we look at women who played important roles in the 'Civil War' as soldiers, spies and nurses.
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How did these Christians influence WWI
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Host, Isaac Poole, discusses the USS Kidd with guest speaker John Paul Herrington
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With a deep fascination, boarding on the obsessive, for true crime El Cole dives into the nefarious world inhabited by the serial killer. In hopes to understand the impulse that propels a person to commit these heinous acts, in Killer Intel., El Cole shares her research on the history surrounding the crime as well as the individual’s life proceeding the acts.
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Montreal-based storyteller Justine Smith talked to advocates, academics, scientists, and ordinary people to capture the future of environmental activism in our city.
This was our third and final audio piece from our Sounds In Our Changing Worlds residency program.
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The Opy Experience is a podcast for those those that love stories. In each episode, Opy will be narrating either a true crime story, one of her fiction pieces,history or a real life experience from all over the world.
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...FOR THE YORÙBÁ CULTURE, TRADITIONS AND LANGUAGE, THIS IS THE PODCAST FOR YOU...
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History has taken up a lot of time already so Brush Up gives you the rundown on what stands out. The past doesn’t need to be daunting. History enthusiasts, Judy Riviere and Roberto Lopez, serve you the big picture with a sprinkle of fun facts. Fearing history is a thing of the past. On Brush Up, history is fun, digestible and very much alive. #history #quickhistory #learning
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