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Welcome to How Haunted? the paranormal podcast where each episode we explore the horrible history, and terrifying ghost stories of one of the most haunted places on planet Earth. I’m Rob Kirkup. Author, paranormal historian, and ghost hunter from the north-east of England. Allow me to be your guide as we dare to investigate in depth the, often dark and troubled, history of each location, and of course, the chilling tales of the ghosts that reside within.

‘Impossible to summarise and delightfully absorbing, Hadley’s book is comfortably the most unexpected history book of the year’ Sunday Times A luminous journey through a thousand years of folklore and English history. Hollow Places begins with a Hertfordshire dragon-slayer named Piers...

Our first foray into World Heritage sites, World Heritage Sites: Exploring the World’s Greatest Places, celebrated UNESCO’s remarkable initiative, exploring a rich sampling of these sites across the globe. In this exciting sequel of 12 thrilling lectures, World Heritage Sites II: 12 More of the World’s Greatest Places, expert historian Professor Jacobs introduces you to a dozen more extraordinary treasures of archaeology, architecture, art, engineering, and the natural world.

Tag along on this New York Times bestselling “witty, entertaining romp” (The New York Times Book Review) as Eric Weiner travels the world, from Athens to Silicon Valley—and back through history, too—to show how creative genius flourishes in specific places at specific times. In this...

Join your host, Philippa Lacey, for historian interviews and deep dives into stories, events and people in British History.You can find Philippa writing about history and travelling historical locations at philippab.substack.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Now tell us - did you ever like Japan? Do you know anything about its history, or just what you learned from television and anime, in general? That's a good starting point, anyway. If you want to delve deeper into Japanese history, in chronological order, and see the main events that transformed Japan into what it is today, you've just hit the jackpot.

In the autumn of 1896, the renowned historian of the 17th century, Samuel Rawson Gardiner, delivered six lectures on "Cromwell's Place in History" at the University of Oxford. Gardiner wrote that the "object of these lectures is not to deal with the biography of Cromwell, but to estimate his relation to the political and ecclesiastical movements of his time." Thus, each lecture puts the reader in the midst of a critical period of Cromwell's career, analyzing how and why he acted in response to the problems he encountered. (Summary by Pamela Nagami, M.D.)

A beautifully lyrical memoir and examination of natural music that will leave you hearing—and seeing—nature as never before. "A passionate amalgam of science and autobiography." —New York Times Book Review Musician and naturalist Bernie Krause is one of the world's leading experts in...

A podcast about places and buildings, with tales about history and people. From author and publisher Clive Aslet and the architectural editor of Country Life, & John Goodall

The deepest cave on earth was a prize that had remained unclaimed for centuries, long after every other ultimate discovery had been made: both poles by 1912, Everest in 1958, the Challenger Deep in 1961. In 1969 we even walked on the moon. And yet as late as 2000, the earth’s deepest...

When Johnson went to work for the US Antarctic Program (devoted to scientific research and education in support of the national interest in the Antarctic), he figured he'd find adventure, beauty, penguins, and lofty-minded scientists. Instead he found boredom, alcohol, and bureaucracy. As a dishwasher and garbage man at McMurdo Station, Johnson quickly shed his illusions about Antarctica.

People and Place, a podcast series which celebrates the hidden history and linguistic diversity of our local place-names tradition. Throughout this series, renowned place-name experts will explore the hidden history of our local place-names and celebrate this unique aspect of our shared heritage.

Discover the hidden stories behind abandoned places—ghost towns, deserted asylums, and crumbling landmarks lost to time.

Prepared to frightened and spooked by these genuinely scariest places on Earth! The world around us is a scary place. With danger lurking around so many corners, the threats we can explain are often easily quantified and dismissed. Rather, it is the unexplainable, the paranormal, and the strange which present the biggest threats to our psychological well-being. All across the planet, certain places and buildings have come to represent these abnormal and unexplainable phenomena.

The singular correspondence which may be traced between the passage chambers of the Grand Pyramid - called by the Egyptians of old The "Khut", or "Lights" - and the various stages traversed, according to the creed of that ancient nation, by the holy dead in passing from the light of earth to the light of eternal day, was first pointed out by me last year in the pages of the New Review.

Award-winning travel writer Lea Lane shares travel memories and travel tips with passionate travelers, travel experts, and savvy locals around the world. She has traveled to over 100 countries. Is the author of nine books, a blogger at forbes.com, and contributor to dozens of guidebooks. Smart. Fun!

1 fois par mois sur Radio Sorbonne Université : accompagnez l'équipe de Péristyle à la découverte de Paris et devenez à votre tour de véritables vagabonds.Pour chaque épisode, un arrondissement est exploré de A à Z.Son histoire, ses bonnes adresses, sa cuisine ... Rien de tout cela ne sera plus un secret pour vous !Alors, préparez votre baluchon et laissez vous guidez...Avec Marine, Basile, Lise, Mila, Gabin, Camille et Simon. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In the enchanting town of Kenmore, known to the Canadian Indians as the in-place, the place beyond the winds, Priscilla Glenn finds herself torn between two worlds. While her community is rich with traditions and pride, Priscilla dreams of a life in the bustling city. Will she be able to chase her dreams without leaving her roots behind? This poignant novel beautifully weaves together the vibrant customs of Kenmore, the breathtaking landscapes, and the journey of self-discovery that Priscilla embarks on. Its a tale that resonates with anyone who has ventured away from home in pursuit of their ...

A podcast of Venetian Stories — episodes from the History of Venice from the time of Augustus until today. It is not a chronological narrative, but a series of freestanding episodes from the two millennia of Venetian history. However, for newcomers, the first few episodes are a quick-paced chronological narrative of the most important events. Start there, even if you arrive later. Podcast sponsored by History Walks Venice.

There's the glossy postcard version...and then there's the full picture. These are the real, gritty, and often hidden stories behind the places we think we know. Host Leah Johnson sits down with insiders and experts, from Secret Service agents to bestselling authors, to pull back the curtain on overlooked history, true crime, and brushes with the unexplained.Hit follow or subscribe and you will never miss an episode! Follow for episode photos and more at:📷 Instagram: instagram.com/darkcity.podcast 🪡 Threads: threads.com/@darkcity.podcast 👤 Facebook: facebook.com/...