Tides of History
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Everywhere around us are echoes of the past. Those echoes define the boundaries of states and countries, how we pray and how we fight. They determine what money we spend and how we earn it at work, what language we speak and how we raise our children. From Wondery, host Patrick Wyman, PhD (“Fall Of Rome”) helps us understand our world and how it got to be the way it is.
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Great podcast. I love how you delve into details, and cover many countries and cultures. I've been listening to History Extra but they always take the Btitish perspective. I like your own episodes, and that you acknowledge your souces. Sometimes interview are good and add value, but not alaays. I miss the flow and logic of the planned episodes. This is the ideal podcast for history enthusiasts. with politics right now rewriting history, it's good to realize we've survived tyrants before.
one of the best posts!
thank you
The audio on this episode is terrible. There are points where it's so choppy I can't follow what's happening.
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amazing interview!
the "c" in Pesterea cu Oase is a hard c, not an s sound
But Taro and other tubers grew wild across island southeast Asia. Evidence in Taiwan shows that tubers were also cultivated there, and not adapted to agricultural cultivation until proto Austronesian speakers migrated there from mainland East Asia. While there was indeed novel development of Tuber agriculture in New Guinea, we can't ignore the importance of tubers in diets across southeast Asia before Austronesian speakers even set foot in New Guinea.
please do more about Persians on your podcast🙏
where is persian empire? i wonder why you totally ignore that
Thoroughly enjoying this so far, just got into Italian renaissance and the episodes on the Italian wars and banking system are excellent. thank you!
This pod has been very good quality so far from what I've heard
15 minutes in and I already learned something new. Nice
mid roll ads killed The flow of the show for me
Great podcast, terrible episode. the word Bantu appears three times 22 minutes in. the content wasn't bad, just misleading.
I love it how facts are presented beyond reasonable doubt.
How do we know they didn't have their own form of writing that was on wood. or somehow didn't carry over that gap after they lost possible control of the trade route? It figures they'd try an mimic ancient Mycian.
Tides of history is a fantastic podcast for history lovers. give it a try 😉🔥🔥
fabulous
Sehr gute Folge.