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1. El libro y el caucho
This podcast episode serves as an introduction to a series exploring José Eustasio Rivera’s 1924 novel *La Vorágine* and the historical rubber boom in the Amazon....
It Also Shakes in Magallanes 🏔
In this episode, geophysicist Tati Flores explores the tectonic plates and seismic history of Chile's Magallanes region, explaining the interaction beyond the well-known Nazca plate and its connection to local earthquakes.
It Also Shakes in Magallanes 🏔
In this episode, geophysicist Tati Flores explores the tectonic plates and seismic history of the Magallanes region in southern Chile, detailing their interactions and their connection to local earthquake activity.
La Revolución Americana
La Revolución Americana, presentada como la primera revolución liberal, surgió de la evolución de las Trece Colonias británicas en Norteamérica....
How important were the military orders to the crusader states? (Ep.1: Templars and Hospitallers)
This podcast transcription is the first episode in a mini-series exploring the defence of the Crusader states, collectively known as Ultramar....
Як промислова революція змінила мистецтво? / Начитав Роман Кошовський
The Industrial Revolution, beginning in late 18th-century Britain, profoundly reshaped art by intertwining technological progress with creative expression....
Absolutismo
This podcast episode, hosted by history professor Peter Soares, explores the rise of absolutism in Europe as a defining political shift from the Middle Ages to the Modern Era....
A Plea for Boring IT – With Christian Hauck, Group Information Officer (EVP), Heraeus Group
Christian Hauck advocates for "boring IT" as a hallmark of resilience, arguing that 80% of digital strength comes from people and rituals, not just technology, while emphasizing the benefits of a federated IT structure.
#41 La revolución puertorriqueña del 1868, popularmente conocida como el Grito de Lares
La entrevista con el historiador Francisco Moscoso desmonta la narrativa tradicional de un Puerto Rico pasivo y leal a España, revelando que el Grito de Lares fue el punto álgido de un prolongado proceso histórico....