Do Facebook apps violate your privacy?
In the past few years, a slew of entertaining Facebook applications have been added to the social networking site. But these apps have a not-so-fun [Read more]
King Herod’s Tomb
King Herod wasn’t the world’s worst ruler. Yet seventy years after his death his tomb was desecrated and forgotten. Learn more about the life and [Read more]
Alphabet of Kabbalah 06 The Hebrew Letter Hei ה
The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Hei and its relationship to the Divine Feminine or Divine Mother (Eloha), the Holy Name of God יהוה, the power of creation, the Ishim, and the emergence of Eve (Heve).
Alphabet of Kabbalah 05 The Hebrew Letter Daleth ד
The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Dalet / Daleth and its relationship to the tree of knowledge (Daath, which is Alchemy, Tantra, sacred sexuality), the terrestrial man, the poor man or woman, sex, and more.
How the Boston Molasses Flood Worked
Today, people associate molasses with cookies and other sweets. Yet in 1919 molasses was used in munitions as well as food — and Boston had [Read more]
Image File Types
In this episode of TechStuff, Jonathan and Chris take a closer look at image file types. Learn more about technology in this podcast from HowStuffWorks.com. [Read more]
Alphabet of Kabbalah 04 The Hebrew Letter Gimel ג
The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Gimel and its relationship to the Bible, the camel, the three wisemen, circumcision, and more.
Alphabet of Kabbalah 03 The Hebrew Letter Beth ב
The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Beth and its relationship to the Bible, creation, the House of God, and more.
Alphabet of Kabbalah 01 Course Introduction
In scriptures, dreams, and awakened experiences, the symbolism of Kabbalah is delivered through the Hebrew letters. This is the language of the internal worlds.
History Extra podcast – October 2009 – Part 1
Amanda Vickery talks about her new radio series that delves into the history of private lives in Britain. Also in this edition Ian Mortimer explains why he thinks Henry V was a cruel king who doesn’t deserve his heroic reputation.