"In depth and somewhat reverential interview with Werner Herzog, who the host considers to be an unparalleled genius living in an age that might not be chaotic enough to appreciate him — ”what does a Winston Churchill do if there’s no World War Two to win?”. The answer, apparently, is make films: bizarre, varied, brilliant, … Continue reading The Portal, Episode 3: Werner Herzog
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Food Busker’s Cult Food Stories
"There is a unique collection of dishes in the world that illicit a fervent following from their devotees. Producing almost religious veneration in their preparation and consumption, Cult Foods generate queues, make restaurants and crash Instagram. John Quilter aka Food Busker will take us on a journey to uncover the history of theses dishes. We’ll … Continue reading Food Busker’s Cult Food Stories
Directive
"Beginning of a six-part fiction series about a man working completely alone aboard a spaceship bound for a new planet. His fellow passengers will remain cryogenically frozen for the 20 years it will take for the ship to reach its destination; Frank’s work is to maintain the environment and make sure all is proceeding as … Continue reading Directive
The Mechanics of Online Disinformation Campaigns
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAGZcGi1OP8 Security researcher Renee DiResta discusses with Joe Rogan about the mechanics of online disinformation campaigns, describing her work uncovering Russian trolls. If disinformation and online trolls is something you'd like to know more about, then this is a good place to start.
The Legacy of the Original 9 in Tennis to U.S. Women’s Soccer World Cup Today
"While some sporting brands used International Women’s Day to launch their Women’s World Cup team kits, lawyers representing the world-champion U.S. team were on their way to a California courthouse to file a landmark lawsuit that would rock the sport."—Philip O'Connor, "U.S. women's fight for fairness puts soccer World Cup in focus." Reuters. March 9, … Continue reading The Legacy of the Original 9 in Tennis to U.S. Women’s Soccer World Cup Today
Mike Duncan’s Revolutions Podcast
Mike Duncan's Revolutions Podcast gives a broad overview of revolutions, the most recent is on The Mexican Revolution.
The Woman on the Ice on Vimeo
https://vimeo.com/314222128 "In 1932 a young, Danish woman went as the first Danish nurse to the sparsely populated Greenlandic east coast. She trained as a nurse with the sole purpose of going to Greenland, but she didn’t get to live there for a year. One night she went out into the frozen landscape. She walked out … Continue reading The Woman on the Ice on Vimeo
100 Outstanding Podcasts of 2018 – Bello Collective
"For the third year, The Bello Collective is proud to share with you our list of 100 outstanding podcasts. The selections in this list were determined by The Bello Collective writers, editors, and friends, and appear in no particular order. For each show, we have highlighted either a favorite episode or series. If you want … Continue reading 100 Outstanding Podcasts of 2018 – Bello Collective
What Podcasts Are You Most Enjoying Right Now and Why? – AskReddit
This AskReddit thread has over 16k comments. If you are looking for a new podcast to listen to, you're probably going to find something of interest in it. There are so many good podcasts, but let me put in a good word for Over The Edge on KPFA on Dan Carlin's Hardcore History.
Revolutionary Left Radio
Given the narrow range of political thought in the United States and how easily moderate right politicians like Obama, Clinton, and Carter are painted as "leftists", treat yourself to a dose of something a lot more left than Bernie Sanders to give you a bit more perspective of what leftism entails and how it is … Continue reading Revolutionary Left Radio
“Seeing White” series on Scene on Radio
"Seeing White" is a 14 part series on the Scene on Radio podcast exploring the construction of white identity in the United States and the institutional structures of white supremacy that underpin it.
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