A Brief History of Peanut Butter
Peanut butter got its name in the 18th century, but it’s been around in some form for hundreds and hundreds of years. The more modern [Read more]
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The Bible for Beginners
This will help you understand the Bible. Some basic things that you should know which teachers often assume you know. It includes an overview of the Bible and a timeline of events as well as advice on how to read the Bible in an effective way.
(The Naked Bible Podcast) Naked Bible 57: Acts 22
In an earlier episode (#50), we asked whether Paul’s stoning at Lystra in Acts 14 was the backdrop for the heavenly visionary experience he described in 2 Corinthians 12. Did Paul in fact have an NDE? We concluded that the chronology Paul alluded to in 2
Uphill to Pluto both ways
We’re back in the Bohn Zone as Dieter is in charge of the proceedings this week. Tom Warren is on hand to catch us up [Read more]
Regency scandal and the history of canals
Historical author Geraldine Roberts talks about a disastrous Georgian marriage that filled the newspapers of the day. Meanwhile, Professor Emma Griffin visits a historic canal to explain how these waterways helped to fuel the Industrial Revolution in B…
Swords – The Real Cutting Edge Technology
What is the history of the sword? What are they made from and what is an alloy? Special guest Ariel Kasten joins the show to [Read more]
Child Migrant Program
In the 19th and 20th centuries, 150,000 child migrants were sent from Britain to Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Rhodesia. Many of these children ended [Read more]
High Tech Farming
Agriculture has come a long way since the invention of the plow. Learn about how high-tech gadgets are revolutionizing agriculture! Learn more about your ad-choices [Read more]
Dr. Virginia Apgar
Dr. Virginia Apgar broke new ground in the fields of obstetrics and anesthesiology in the middle of the 20th century. When babies are born today, [Read more]
(The Naked Bible Podcast) Naked Bible 56: Acts 20-21
Acts 20-21 describes Paul’s last missionary trip before returning to Jerusalem where he was saved by Roman soldiers from rioting Jews who spotted him in the temple. His deliverance would ultimately result in an appeal to Caesar and subsequent journey to