History Podcasts
Nintendo Dads PodcastJoin Now to Follow
A couple of guys, that are Dads, raised on Nintendo and now raising their own gamers.
By Nintendo Dads Podcast
ScrollFlowJoin Now to Follow
ScrollFlow ist der Podcast über Technik mit Marc Litz und Team
By Marc Litz
Daily Curio – College of CuriosityJoin Now to Follow
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By College of Curiosity
The SideStreets PodcastJoin Now to Follow
This is a podcast about music, comedy, burritos, and the love I have for my hometown of Tucson, Arizona -- not necessarily in that order.
By Nick Prevenas
Geeked on HistoryJoin Now to Follow
A podcast that explores the lesser known people and events that have forged our modern world as told by a man whose interest in history is so enthusiastic, it's geeky!
By Nick
Legacy Podcasts » BlackHistoryJoin Now to Follow
Legacy Podcasts celebrates Black History Month 2009 with 28 features in 28 days, saluting some of the greatest African-American pop, jazz, soul and blues musicians. Subjects include Ashford amp; Simpson, Philadelphia soul, Miles Davis, Fats Waller, Buddy Guy, Sam Cooke and Bill Withers.
By Legacy Recordings
Bando de VéioJoin Now to Follow
Sobre recordar coisas na TV, Internet e cultura pop em geral
By Bando de Véio
Between BellsJoin Now to Follow
A Conversation with Your Favorite History Teachers
By Drew Baker, Schuyler Van Valkenburg, and Matt McKeag
The History of the Early ChurchJoin Now to Follow
The Story of Christianity from 30 to 451 A.D. Covering the great stories of the Apostles, Bishops, Saints, Monks, and Martyrs from Pentecost to the Council of Chalcedon. historyoftheearlychurch.wordpress.com
By Terry Young
The Sounds of the WarJoin Now to Follow
This podcast goes behind the making of the Ken Burns PBS film - THE WAR. Burns and co-producer Lynn Novick discuss what inspired their latest project, and how the soundtrack music helped to underscore the narrative of the film. Songs from the WWII era, archival news footage and speeches by world leaders are included to provide additional historical context. Chuck Granata, an historian of music from the 1940s, is also interviewed. The host is David Cruz, news anchor from NPR station WBGO-FM in Newark, NJ.
By Legacy Recordings
