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Tracy and Holly talk about how racism stripped Paul Robeson of his career, and Robeson’s support of the communist Soviet ...
Tracy and Holly talk about how racism stripped Paul Robeson of his career, and Robeson’s support of the communist Soviet ...
Researchers recently published new findings from the excavations of the Berenike site, a Greco-Roman seaport in the Egyptian Eastern desert ...
In 1935, the dreaded Nazi SS organization launched a top-secret project that took undercover agents to 260 locations across Germany ...
The Spanish settlement of St. Augustine and the English colony of Jamestown were the first European colonies in North America ...
In 1942, Calvin Graham was an 11-year-old living in an abusive situation that forced him and his brother into a ...
In the two decades after World War II, hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans boarded planes for America, in what ...
The land within the borders of modern Ukraine, a Texas-sized nation often called the “breadbasket of Europe,” has long been ...
In the war over civil rights, the two sides faced very different tasks. The enforcers of segregation were committed to ...
In the war over civil rights, the two sides faced very different tasks. The enforcers of segregation were committed to ...
Queen Elizabeth II first opened her London home to the paying public on 7 August 1993. Tourists were allowed to ...
In November 1992, a fire devastated Windsor Castle - a symbol of the British monarchy and Queen Elizabeth II’s weekend ...
A few days after Queen Elizabeth II was crowned, she had her best chance of owning the winner of the ...
Revisionist History returns on September 15th with a saga about self-sacrifice. Plus, Malcolm offers a mea culpa for an unintended ...
Since its launch in the 1950s, the Brazilian version of the VW Beetle has had a special place in the ...
In 1993, eight homeless children were murdered outside the Candelaria church in Rio De Janeiro. The murders caused international outrage ...
In 1960, Brazil opened a new capital city in its remote central plains. The city was designed by modernist architect ...
In 2002, an investigative journalist called Tim Lopes was brutally killed by a drug gang in Rio de Janeiro. The ...
In March 1985, Brazil experienced the most traumatic moment in its transition to democracy when the first civilian president-elect in ...
The Memory Palace is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX. Music Arrival by by Domenique Dumont Bouquet by Bobby ...
This concert looks at 18th century music making and the demand for chamber music to be performed in the home. The talk will look at the Tavern Concert and will ...
Placing Schumann and Brahms into their historical context. The programme includes: Schumann: Five pieces "im Volkston", OP. 102 Brahms: Sonata in A major for ...
This is one of Mozart's six so-called "Haydn" quartets, dedicated to his famous predecessor and, as Mozart admitted in the dedication, the fruit of "langer und mühsamer Arbeit" (long and ...
Sustainability combines the principles of economic growth, environmental stewardship, governance and social accountability. 'Sustainable' business, commerce and finance are the buzzwords in an age of social and environmental concern. But ...
Pavlo Beznosiuk, one of the world's leading baroque violinists, explains and demonstrates the challenge of music for solo violin; works by Nicola Matteis and Heinrich Biber lead to a discussion ...
THE LONG FINANCE SPRING CONFERENCE Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) and Net Present Value (NPV) analyses have long been part of the financial analyst's toolbox. By deciding on a discount rate ...
Richard Werner gives a presentation on conventional and inductive economics, deriving lessons from the growth of the Japanese economy. His assertions challenge the very foundations of economics and banking with ...
The City's fabled 'square mile' contains many of London's oldest surviving buildings, and also many of its newest. So it is appropriate to the City of London Festival's ongoing theme ...
Taking off from a 2007 Gresham lecture "Stealing the Silver: How We Take From The Dispossessed, The Poor and Our Own Children", Michael intends to further explore equitable inter-generational economics ...