America is a nation steeped in tradition, and the words we speak, ideas we share, values we admire and the freedoms we defend can all be traced to our shared history. The podcast is called American History Tellers. They will take you to the events, times, and people that shaped America and the Americans, [&hellip
History does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme, said Mark Twain. From the fall of the Roman Empire to the rise of the modern world: history ebbs and flows over the centuries, driven by great tides of economic, social, political, religious, and cultural change that shape the world and everyone who lives on it. [&hellip
Today Zack Twamley form When Diplomacy Fails, Ben Jacobs from Wittenberg to Westphalia, Travis Dow from the History of Germany and your host Steve Guerra from the History of the Papacy Podcast discuss how the Treaty of Westphalia set the stage for the modern conception of the state and the state system. agorapodcastnetwork.com “Procession of [&hellip
Chris Stewart (History of China), Steven Guerra (History of the Papacy), Ben Jacobs (Wittenberg to Westphalia) and Thom Daly (American Biography) evaluate Marcus Aurelius and Tang Taizong head-to-head in the Duel of the Philosopher Kings!
New episode of The Exchange featuring Elias Belhaddad, host of the The History of Islam Podcast! Also featuring special guest host David Crowther (The History of England)!
In the EPIC Agoraphobia finale, Ben Jacobs (Wittenberg to Westphalia) discusses the apple tree that ate Roger Williams in a dark exploration of Rhode Island’s past. Then Chris Stewart returns to close Agoraphobia out with the tale of the Painted Skin!
In the lucky 13th episode of the Exchange Benjamin Jacobs from Wittenberg to Westphalia takes center stage!
In this episode Steve fills in for Thom and talks with the creator to the Renaissance English History podcast, Heather Teysko!
The one where Thom makes his triumphant return to The Exchange and he’s joined by Jamie Redfern
Welcome to Agora Presents. What is a State. Most people on Earth live in a State, but explaining what a state is and how they developed is a difficult question. Join Pete from the Lands of Leviathan, Ben from Wittenberg to Westphalia and Erik and Xander from Reconsider as they guide us through The State. Your [&hellip
This week we look at Trump the good, a force of restructuring the right of American politics. To look at how 2016 could reshape the US political map going forward, I’m joined by Sam Tanenhaus, Sam as you may know was an assistant editor at The New York Times from, and a contributing editor at [&hellip
To learn more about these great shows and many more go to Historypodcasters.com. Featured in today’s Collage: Ben Jacobs: Wittenberg to Westphalia, Garrum http://wittenbergtowestphaliapodcast.weebly.com Stephen Guerra: History of the Papacy Podcast, Daily Bread atozhistorypage.com Peter Collman: Bohemican, Czech Food podcastnik.com Phil Lanides: History Personified: A Mile in Their Shoes. Soul Food http://historypersonified.com Travis Dow: History [&hellip
Today we will turn the microscope on each other and ask simply who are we and why with the aid of 23 and Me The kit that collects your DNA through a small sample of saliva and provides you with over 100 genetic reports and importantly for for us history geeks our ancestry. Roifield Brown [&hellip
Roifield Brown joins Thom to talk about the state of podcasting, 50 year old radio soap operas and more!
Roifield Brown – 10 American Presidents Travis Dow – History of Germany Ben Jacobs Wittenberg-to-Westphalia The team look at the reasons for Britain’s vote to leave the
In this episode Thom talks with the creator of the History of China podcast, Chris Stewart!
End of an Era Collage Part II has these three contributors: History of Europe, Key Battles – Carl Rylett Voices from the Ages – Kevin Vabonesi Bohemican – Pete Collman & Travis Dow
The Monroe Doctrine was a U.S. foreign policy regarding domination of the Americas in 1823. It stated that further efforts by European nations to colonise land or interfere with states in North or South America would be viewed as acts of aggression, requiring U.S. intervention. The Doctrine was issued in 1823 at a time when [&hellip
Thom Daly shines the Agora spotlight on David Crowther of the History of England and the History of Anglo-Saxon England podcasts!
Zack Twamley, Stephen Guerra, Travis Dow and Thomas Daly try to get to the bottom of which of these revolutionary military and political leaders was greater!
A review of Agora member podcast “When Diplomacy Fails” and an interview with its host Zack Twamley
Peter Adamson from the History of Philosophy Without any Gaps interviews three other history podcaster who have covered the Medieval Era: History of the Crusades Podcast – Sharyn Eastaugh History of Byzantium Podcast – Robin Pierson British History Podcast – Jamie Jeffers
End of an Era Collage Part One has 5 contributors: Peter Adamson – History of Philosophy without any Gaps Gary Stevens – History of the Bible Podcast Steven Guerra – History of the Papacy Podcast Thomas Daly – American Biography Podcast Travis Dow – History of Alchemy Podcast
Travis Dow and Der Buddler from The Secret Cabinet on English vs. German History Podcasts. Together they host 7 history podcasts: Angegraben (D), Das Geheime Kabinett (D), The Secret Cabinet, The History of Alchemy, History of Germany, Geschichte der Deutschen (D), and Bohemican with Pete Collman
History of Philosophy – Peter Adamson Bohemican Podcast – Pete Collman & Travis Dow Come and Take it – M Zolkoski, S McIver & S Elfstrom
Last Stop to Nowhere Michael Sloan & Kyle Sherer History of Alchemy podcast Travis Dow & Pete Coleman History of the Papacy Podcast by Stephen Guerra
Alcohol Collage Episode 1: Sharyn Eastaugh – History of the Crusades, Paul Vincent: Myths and History of Greece and Rome, Travis Dow: History of Germany and Eric Davis Halsey: History of Bulgaria
Peter Adamson – History of Philosophy Nick Crose – Geeked on History Michael Annis – Space Rocket HistoryStephen Guerra – History of the Papacy – Eva Peron √ ModernTexas Trio – Come and Take It
Sharyn Eastaugh – History of the Crusades Dave Apelzin – Podcast of Doom Kevin Valbonesi – Voices From The Ages Kate Macdonald – Why I Really Like This Book
The Great War was easily the most tramatic war in human history. On it’s 100 year anniversary, the History Podcasters have created a collage of stories and topics to commemorate WWI. The Czecks in the Great War – History of Alchemy The Kaiser’s Jihad – Why I Really Like This Book Ataturk –The Arab Spring – A [&hellip
In this episode, the History Podcasters explore the fascinating history of great women in history. Finding Women in History – Talking History: The Italian Unification Dominic Perry – The Egyptian History Podcast Paul Vincent – Myths and History of Greece and Rome Lance Ralston – History of the Christian Church
A group of podcasters discuss the terrible rulers collage show. History of the Papacy Italian Unification Why I Really Like This Book  
Kaiser Wilhelm II: Twilight Histories Podcast – music credits Oswald Mosley: Why I Really Like This Book Klement Gottwald: History of Alchemy Bill Clements: Come and Take It King Leopold II: Podcast of Doom
Roifield Brown: How Jamaica Conquered the World Kate Macdonald: Why I really like that book Jordan Harbour: Twilight Histories Sean McIver: Come and take it Benjamin Ashwell: Talking History Stephen Guerra: The history of the Papacy
History of Philosophy: Peter Adamson –Machiavelli Talking History: Benjamin Ashwell- Succession Failures Alchemy: Travis Dow – Frankenstein History of the Papacy: Stephen Guerra – Abu Abdallah Muhammad 12th
Myths and History of Greece and Rome & The Legends of King Arthur and his Knights: Paul Vincent – Servius Sulpicius Galba History of the Christian Church: Lance Ralston – Commodus A Message to Kings: Brett Heaston – King Manasseh History of the Crusades: Sharyn Estaugh – King Guy of Jerusalem
Roifield Brown talks to data mapper, archaeologist and uber history fan, Chris Leatherman of Leatherman data services
Our favorite show from Come and Take it, looks at the history of BBQ in the state of Texas and the influence of geography and culture on the various styles across the state
My favorite show from the History of the Papacy Podcast is called Going off the Rails with Diocletian. Diocletian’s economic policies set the Roman Empire and Western Europe on the road to feudalism and economic decline.
My Favorite Show is The General Colin Powell episode of How Jamaica Conquered the World. He rose through the ranks of the US Army to be the Head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the 65th secretary of state but his story started in Harlem and with his Jamaican parents. I did the interview over the [&hellip
Travis J Dow talks to Peter Adamson about the theories of Al-Razi and his contemporary, Al-Farabi. Peter Adamson is a professor at LMU in Munich and is the host of The History of Philosophy without any Gaps Podcast. He’s also currently writing a book on Al-Razi
Meet the podcaster is a series of shows where history podcasters meet and talk to each other about how and why they go about creating their podcasts. In this show Zack Twamley, creator of The When Diplomacy Fails Podcast, speaks to Benjamin Ashwell of the Talking History podcast
Meet the podcaster is a series of shows where history podcasters meet and talk to each other about how and why they go about creating their podcasts. In this show Benjamin Ashwell of the Talking History podcast speaks to Zack Twamley, creator of The When Diplomacy Fails Podcast
It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time part II, starring Benjamin Ashwell & Adam Ashwell, Peter Adamson, Chris Langland, Jamie Redfern , The Maginot Line, Theories of Vision, Continental Paper and Money, Antonine Wall
It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time”, starring Zack Twamley, Stephen Guerra, the Texas trio (Michael Zolkoski), and Paul Vincent Mythandhistory
Travis Dow interviews Michael Rank on alchemy in the Ottoman Empire. Michael is a doctoral candidate in Middle East history, podcaster of the History in 5 Minutes Podcast and author of a wide variety of fun books on history. http://historyofalchemy.com http://www.michaelrank.net/podcast-
The first in a series of shows where history podcasters meet and talk to each other about how and why they go about creating their podcasts. In this show Roifield Brown of the How Jamaica Conquered the World podcast speaks to Benjamin Ashwell, creator of the Talking History Podcast
In ‘Unsung Heroes part II’, you will follow the misfortunes of a Persian general, dive deep with a Russian submarine captain, watch a Pope battle war and plague, see an alchemist discover something amazing, and cringe as the last great emperor of Rome tries to keep it together. Contributing podcasters include: Jordan Harbour: Twilight Histories [&hellip
The ‘History Podcasters’ is a group of like-minded podcasters who have come together to give you a unique listening experience. In this first show, called ‘Unsung Heroes’, we will be exploring a variety of different heroes from history who never made it into the popular imagination. Contributing podcasters include: Jamie Redfern, History of: Podcasts Peter [&hellip