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Podcasts about: History

the study of the past. These are stories and tales from times gone by to help you learning and understand the time before now. These might feature facts, songs, diaries, letters and stories to learn about the past.

The Past and The Curious: A History Podcast for Kids and Families podcast episodes

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There are 2652 episodes in the History topic.

These are the latest episodes from the History topic added to soundcarrot, but be careful, many of these are serialised shows so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.

We'd recommend starting with the first episode of your show of choice, and if you like it, listening from there.

Shoes: How French Royalty Became the Fashion Police
^{00:29:11 | December 27th, 2018}

The oldest known pair of shoes didn’t look like much, but foot fashion has come a long ways since prehistoric sandals. Joy Dolo and her co-host Daria lace up some matching footwear and take a hike through shoe history with reporter Nancy Yang. First stop is the Oregon cave where a 9,000-year-old pair of shoes was discovered. Then, a French king who tried to enforce a monopoly on his signature style, and the inventor who made shoes affordable for everyone. And finally, is the future of shoes… bacteria? This episode is sponsored by Myro (myro.com/forever). You can support Brains On and Forever Ago at brainson.org/donate.

15. What’s the best (DAMLH) podcast in history?
^{07:37 | December 21st, 2018}

Today, us Brits-in-Hong-Kong tell you why we were too busy to record an episode over the last month: we have some big news for our family. And, listen carefully, and we’ll let you in on a secret about how we managed to make so many special travel episodes in what seems like a small number of months!

Umbrellas: The Magic Invention of the Sculptress
^{00:31:16 | December 20th, 2018}

Umbrellas have been shielding us from the elements for thousands of years, but they haven’t always been in style. Time-traveling reporter Josie Huang takes Joy Dolo and co-host Bella on a bumpy ride through “brolly” history. We’ll meet the fashion-forward guy who made it cool to carry an umbrella in London, and the savvy sculptor Slawa Duldig, who created a more portable design. Plus, a visit from resident umbrella trend forecaster Sanden Totten.

Emojis: The :-) That Changed Everything
^{00:27:11 | December 13th, 2018}

From simple smiley faces to sparkly unicorns, we have a lot of emoji options. But it wasn’t always this way. Joy Dolo and co-host Melissa search for the very first emoji with reporter Elyssa Dudley. They’ll meet the man behind the first emojis designed for cell phones, and visit the early computer lab where smiley faces went viral. Plus, we’ll meet the teenager who created her very own emoji. You can support Brains On and Forever Ago at brainson.org/donate.

Clocks: A Brief History of Telling Time
^{00:30:27 | December 6th, 2018}

Long before clocks, humans found creative ways to track time. From falling sand to burning incense, we tried it all. But it took a daydreaming astronomer and a whole lot of inventors to get us to the precise clocks we use today. Joy Dolo and co-host Kira set off on a tour of ancient timekeeping devices with reporter Carla Javier. Plus, we’ll learn about a clock buried deep in a mountain side that’s designed to keep ticking for 10,000 years. This episode is sponsored by StoryWorth (storyworth.com/forever). You can support Brains On and Forever Ago at brainson.org/donate.

Ep. 27: Toys And Games
^{00:25:56 | December 5th, 2018}

We’re digging through the inductees of the Toy Hall of Fame to find great stories that span Abraham Lincoln to Frank Lloyd Wright and beyond. Learn the stories of Milton Bradley’s Game of Life (with a bit of Lincoln’s beard, the Wright family of architects’ creation, Lincoln Logs and so much more.

Sandwiches: A Hillel By Any Other Name
^{00:36:05 | November 29th, 2018}

It’s a simple recipe: bread, filling, bread. But sandwiches had to get their scrumptious start somewhere. Joy Dolo and co-host Ben travel back to a time when putting food between two slices of bread was a culinary revolution. Reporter Tracy Mumford introduces us to two innovators duking it out for the credit, and Brains On host Molly Bloom treats us to some strange historical sandwiches, including a sandwich loaf. This episode is sponsored by Hint (drinkhint.com/forever) and Molekule (molekule.com). You can support Brains On and Forever Ago at brainson.org/donate.

Skateboards: When Roller Skates Met Surfboards
^{00:29:19 | November 22nd, 2018}

The first skateboards didn’t come from a store. Kids had to make them from scratch! And they made for a bumpy ride… Joy Dolo and twelve-year-old pro skater Minna kickflip their way through history with reporter Chris Greenspon. We’ll get the scoop on low-tech early skateboards and the skaters who innovated their way to a smoother ride. Plus, we’ll talk with a skater who wants to change the world with four wheels and a deck. You can support Brains On and Forever Ago at brainson.org/donate.

Podcasts about: History

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There are 2652 episodes in the History topic.

Shoes: How French Royalty Became the Fashion Police 00:29:11 | December 27th, 2018

15. What’s the best (DAMLH) podcast in history? 07:37 | December 21st, 2018

Umbrellas: The Magic Invention of the Sculptress 00:31:16 | December 20th, 2018

Emojis: The :-) That Changed Everything 00:27:11 | December 13th, 2018

Clocks: A Brief History of Telling Time 00:30:27 | December 6th, 2018

Ep. 27: Toys And Games 00:25:56 | December 5th, 2018

Sandwiches: A Hillel By Any Other Name 00:36:05 | November 29th, 2018

Skateboards: When Roller Skates Met Surfboards 00:29:19 | November 22nd, 2018