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Beyond Terrestrial Podcast

A podcast dedicated to the strange, the macabre, the conspiratorial and all things supernatural. Hosted by Dan Martson and Lee Errett.

Archaeological Wars, Anunnaki, Destruction of the Past-Matt LaCroix, Sam Tripoli, Jeffrey Wilson

Have the history books misled society about the truth of the past and the lost civilizations of antiquity? Cuneiform tablets and megalithic ruins scattered across Iraq, Syria, and Iran provide evidence to show that our history is much older and more complicated than we’ve been told. From the gods known as the Anunnaki, to dynasty kings of Darius, Xerxes, and Ashurbanipal, Sam Tripoli, Jeffrey Wilson, and I dig deep to find answers.

Wie war das im Osten?

Ein Podcast von ZEIT ONLINE über das Leben in der DDR und danach. Was machte den Alltag in der DDR aus? Wie verbrachten die Jugendlichen ihre Freizeit? Wie reiste, wie liebte, wie arbeitete man? In ausführlichen Gesprächen kommen Menschen zu Wort, die aus verschiedenen Lebensbereichen erzählen. Die beiden Moderatoren, Valerie Schönian und Michael Schlieben, stammen aus Ost und West und sind neugierig, denn sie haben die DDR nicht selbst erlebt. 30 Jahre nach dem Mauerfall fragen sie nach dem, was in der DDR besonders war – und was daraus wurde.
Produziert von Pool Artists.

Deja-vu Geschichte

Mit dem Blick in die Geschichte die Welt mit neuen Augen sehen. Deja-vu ist der Podcast, der Geschichten abseits des Mainstreams ans Licht holt – von Osteuropa bis zu den Mythen, die unsere Welt regieren.

Puerto Rico Forward

Puerto Rico Forward explores the archipelago though it’s long colonial history and complicated economic relations, both domestic and international. Hosted by Andrew Mercado-Vázquez of San Juan, and presented by Democracy at Work. Learn more: http://www.democracyatwork.info/media#prforward

Documentary First

The craft and business of documentary filmmaking, from people who actually do it.

Documentary First is a weekly podcast for working and aspiring documentary filmmakers who want honest, in-depth conversations about how documentaries get funded, made, and seen. Listen Notes ranks the show in the top 5 percent of all podcasts worldwide.

Hosted by Christian Taylor, award-winning director of The Girl Who Wore Freedom (25+ international awards, distributed through Virgil Films, Swank, and Canal+), the show draws on 295+ conversations with documentary filmmakers, editors, producers, distributors, and composers across HBO, Netflix, PBS, and the independent doc world. Past guests include Ken Burns, PBS American Masters creator Susan Lacy, Emmy and Peabody Award-winning editor Charles Olivier (HBO’s The Jinx, The Redeem Team), and Emmy-nominated director Nick Bruckman (Netflix’s Minted).

Every week, Documentary First delivers two formats in one feed. The main show is a long-form interview about how filmmakers approach their craft, handle distribution, and build a career that lasts. On alternating weeks, Documentary First: The Deep Dive takes a single insight from a recent guest conversation and goes further, drawing on psychology, philosophy, and hard-won experience to find the lesson underneath the work.

Christian hosts from inside the work, not from the sidelines. She has films in production right now, so she asks the questions a working documentary filmmaker actually needs answered, because she needs them answered too.

Topics include: documentary directing, documentary producing, documentary distribution, film festival strategy, fundraising for documentaries, storytelling craft, documentary cinematography, documentary editing, film music and scoring, sound design for film, entertainment law for filmmakers, archival footage and rights clearance, and building a sustainable career in nonfiction filmmaking.

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Cam & Ray’s Cold War Podcast

A NSFW, detailed and funny long-form podcast about The Cold War.

Hindsight: Looking Back at 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage

Hindsight: Looking Back at 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage is a six-episode podcast series from KMUW. Historian and host Dr. Robin Henry examines the history of women’s suffrage, political involvement, and social activism in the United States from the middle of the 19th century through today. A blend of historical context and conversations with scholars, politicians, and activists, Hindsight aims to educate, entertain, have us all gain a better understanding of women’s diverse voices and roles in U.S. history.

Left Behind

True crime in Canada

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