Day 330 – Saturday 26th November 2022
Today’s readings come from Amos 8-9; Acts 15
Podcast
Cuban Missile Crisis TRAILER
On 16 October 1962, US President John F Kennedy was made aware of the presence of Soviet nuclear missiles in Cuba, just 90 miles away from the shores of the United States. The 13 October days that followed were some of the most dangerous in modern history, as the world stood on the brink of mutually assured nuclear destruction.
This HistoryExtra podcast series marks the 60thanniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis, exploring the long roots of the nuclear standoff, and the perspectives of the nations and figures at its centre.
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Day 329 – Friday 25th November 2022
Today’s readings come from Amos 5-7; Acts 14
(Football Weekly) Ronaldo makes history as Brazil join the party – Football Daily podcast
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American psychiatry: a tortured history
Andrew Scull reflects on the history of psychiatry in the US, and the patients who often suffered through destructive treatments