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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 2302 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.

Hole in One: History of the bagel
^{00:31:45 | June 5th, 2024}

Today, bagels are a classic American breakfast food. But less than 100 years ago, most people in the U.S. had never heard of them! Join Joy, co-host Arianna, and special guest Sohla El-Waylly of the Deep Dish podcast to learn how a group of tough, dedicated bakers helped bagels go from nearly unknown to breakfast big shot. Plus, Arianna pays a visit to Asa’s Bakery in Minneapolis and learns how to roll bagels and bialys. And of course, a brand new First Things First!

What amazing things did Helen Keller do?
^{00:17:59 | Episode: 634 | June 5th, 2024}

How did Helen Keller overcome being deaf & blind? How did Helen Keller learn to read? Could Helen Keller speak?

What are Elements?
^{00:18:09 | Episode: 633 | June 3rd, 2024}

How are Elements arranged in the Periodic Table? Who invented the Periodic Table? Why are the Elements arranged that way?

Folks Like Us
^{00:41:47 | Season: 1 | Episode: 5 | June 1st, 2024}

In this episode we talk to the heroes at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya who rescue orphaned baby elephants, raising them until they can return to the wild. They tell us all about a special baby elephant named Toto. We’re also joined by musician, historian, and creator of the Brooklyn Folk Festival, Eli Smith. He talks about his life in folk music, plays us the same song on two very different banjos, and explains the competition he invented that involves tossing banjos into Brooklyn’s murky Gowanus Canal (if you have an iPhone or Apple device, be sure to check out his banjo toss video game). Next we hit the slopes with Ariana and learn about the history, hard work, and thrill of ski racing in Vermont. We also get a report from our on-the-ground correspondent Nola, who walks us through the city of New Orleans with all its special flavors and sounds. Not to be outdone, Bobby the Bigfoot returns to chat with Evan and (try to) play a banjo. Plus, we have our usual favorite sounds, jokes, riddles, and general hijinks. It’s wild!

How did Football become known as Soccer?
^{00:17:11 | Episode: 632 | May 31st, 2024}

Why does the world’s most popular sport have two names? Where was Soccer/Football invented? How have the rules of Soccer evolved?

The History of Bollywood (Radio Edit)
^{00:28:32 | May 31st, 2024}

In this episode, Greg Jenner is joined by Professor Sunny Singh and broadcaster Poppy Jay to learn all about the history of Indian cinema, colloquially known as Bollywood. Filmmaking technology arrived in India in 1896, only six months after the Lumiere brothers debuted their invention in Paris. Nowadays, over 700 films are released in India every year, and it is the most popular cinema in the world, reaching over a billion more viewers a year than Hollywood. From the first Indian film in 1913, through the arrival of ‘talkies’ and colour in the 1930s, to its incredible success today, this episode explores the vibrant history of Bollywood, and the way it has reflected and shaped modern Indian society and politics.

S10E6 – Troy Story: Orestes LIVES
^{00:20:18 | Season: 10 | Episode: 6 | May 31st, 2024}

Oh Muses! The royal family of Mycenae works on their coping skills in this episode. We encounter intergenerational trauma, three-to-four murders, two attempted murders, and heists! You can listen to Greeking Out two weeks early and ad free on Wondery+! What’s that? You want another book? Okay!: https://bit.ly/grkoutbk2

Maya Lin, Hidden Hero of History
^{00:17:09 | Season: 5 | Episode: 91 | May 30th, 2024}

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There are 2302 episodes in the History topic.

Hole in One: History of the bagel 00:31:45 | June 5th, 2024

What amazing things did Helen Keller do? 00:17:59 | Episode: 634 | June 5th, 2024

What are Elements? 00:18:09 | Episode: 633 | June 3rd, 2024

Folks Like Us 00:41:47 | Season: 1 | Episode: 5 | June 1st, 2024

How did Football become known as Soccer? 00:17:11 | Episode: 632 | May 31st, 2024

The History of Bollywood (Radio Edit) 00:28:32 | May 31st, 2024

S10E6 – Troy Story: Orestes LIVES 00:20:18 | Season: 10 | Episode: 6 | May 31st, 2024

Maya Lin, Hidden Hero of History 00:17:09 | Season: 5 | Episode: 91 | May 30th, 2024