Unearthed! in 2018! Part 1
It’s time for Unearthed 2018, where we talk about the historical things discovered or dug up in the past year. Part one includes a bunch [Read more]
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2018 Predictions Scorecard
At the end of 2017, TechStuff made some predictions for the following year. Now it’s time to find out if Jonathan is really a time [Read more]
Medieval civil war
Historian, author and broadcaster Nick Barratt explores the dynastic clashes between Henry II and his ambitious sons for control of the Plantagenet crown in the 12th century
Shutdown’s Second Week, Farthest Flyby & NYE Celebrations – Monday, December 31st, 2018
The news to know for Monday, December 31st, 2018! Today, we’re talking about what to expect as week two of the partial government shutdown begins, which newspapers were impacted by a cyber attack and why the new year means new pay raises for millions…
Merry Christmas & Thank You from The Bible Project
We wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
(Joel Osteen Podcast) It Is Finished
In this message, Joel will show that instead of accepting an addiction as a part of your life and allowing it to stay, you need [Read more]
SYMHC Classics: Catherine de’ Medici, Italian Orphan
Today we’re revisiting a 2010 episode from Katie and Sarah about Catherine de’ Medici, who remains the most famous female member of the Medici clan. [Read more]
Shutdown Standstill, Stock Swings & Drone Deliveries – Friday, December 28th, 2018
The news to know for Friday, December 28th, 2018! Today, we’re talking about the status of the partial government shutdown, President Trump’s surprise trip, drone deliveries, whiskey scams, record-breaking entertainment and more — all in less…
TechStuff Classic: TechStuff Looks at Radio Telescopes
What is a radio telescope? How can we “see” with radio waves? Why are radio telescopes so large? Join Chris and Jonathan as they explore [Read more]
Indians in World War One
Professor Santanu Das explores the experiences of Indians who fought in and were affected by the First World War and explains how he has utilised a wide range of sources to uncover their forgotten stories