Hidden Histories is a short audio storytelling series exploring remarkable historic places hidden in plain sight across Britain.

This pilot episode visits St Werburgh’s Old Church in Warburton: one of the most remarkable surviving medieval timber churches in England.

Recorded on location and narrated by Keith Myers.

Length: 8 minutes

Hidden Histories: St Werburgh’s Old Church, Warburton

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The women were especially wild #1 w/ Stacey de Voe (05/03/26)

Jo continues her celebration of Women's History Month in episode 273 and is joined by Rachael Rowe. She is an author and journalist and talks about her book 'The Science Lover's Guide To London'. She also discusses organising the Sturminster Newton Literary Festival in Dorset and answers the Quick Six. Jo visits one of the museums featured in Rachel's book, the Grant Museum of Zoology at UCL, to find out the story behind a large butterfly in the collection.&nbsp; &nbsp; Presented, produced &amp; edited by Jo Durrant. Music licensed from Purple Planet. &nbsp; Jo's website:&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ep 273 Rachael Rowe & 'The Science Lover's Guide To London'

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This is "Tea with Ms. G": a Livestream series hosted by Erin Gruwell and featuring some of the best and brightest minds in the Freedom Writers community. On February 23, 2026, we had a courageous conversation with Freedom Writer Teachers Cameron Lymon and Dr. Robert Hill with original Freedom Writer Latilla Cain. This is that roundtable discussion in honor of Black History Month 2026. Our panelists share pieces of their own complex and beautiful family histories, and we discuss controversial topics plaguing our society today. Topics of discussion include videos released in February 2026 by the current presidential administration that featured highly racist propaganda, as well as the current movement to erase Black History from museums nationwide. We also talk about the power of mentorship in allowing African American kids--and kids of all races--to blossom today, and the importance of taking the time to slow down and let our students be heard. 

Tea with Ms. G - Black History Month Edition featuring John Lewis

The Cycle of Shoftim - Journey through Nach Shoftim 2

It's the Season 8 premiere! Claude Monet, by the 1900s, is the most famous artist in the world, a singular genius (if not exactly genial). But there is another Monet: Blanche Hoschedé Monet. The only artist Claude Monet takes under his wing—and almost completely forgotten, until now.

A story of what it means to be an artist, and what happens when your story is not your own. You can see Hoschedé Monet's 1888 Snow Effect landscape, recently acquired by the Minneapolis Institute of Art, here:  https://collections.artsmia.org/art/148177/landscape-blanche-hoschede-monet

SAVE THE DATE: A new series of The Object LIVE!, our live tapings of The Object podcast begins the evening of May 21 with "Talk Dürer to Me!" With fun quizzes, music, and of course storytelling, all about the quirky German genius Albrecht Dürer—on his 555th birthday—and the splendid weirdness of the Renaissance. Special guest to be announced soon. Recorded live in the historic Pillsbury Auditorium at our home museum in Minneapolis.

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The Other Monet

Podcast Wednesday - Today in Music History 031826

Listen to this podcast suckers. This week we're talking about the Mexican revolution as seen by Italians with the cinematic classic Duck You Sucker AKA A Fistful Of Dynamite. This movie stars James Coburn, Rod Steiger, and was directed by Sergio Leone. Come listen and enjoy with us! 

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Episode #197: Duck You Sucker AKA A Fistful Of Dynamite

The marriage procession was welcomed by Mata Gangga Ji and the residents of Amritsar. Guru Ji was wearing a yellow robe. Mata Ji brings her second daughter in law, Mata Nanki Ji into the residence. Mata Nanki Ji was very fortunate as her son would be Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji and her grandson, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. 
There was a Sikh by the name of Bhai Almast who went on an expedition to the east to visit historical places associated with Gurus. He reached Nanakmatta where he saw the Pipal tree under which Guru Nanak Dev Ji had sat. The site had gone into the Sidhas who were preaching their own teachings instead of Gurmat. Sikhs had left the site. Almast remained there and started taking care of the site. Day and night, Almast remembered Guru Hargobind Sahib. Seeing that upkeep of the site is being kept, Sidhas approached Almast and threatened him to leave. Sidhas were in large numbers and Almast was the only one. There was no Sikhs there. 
There were 2 trees associated with Gurus Nanak Dev Ji in the area which shows the greatness of Guru Ji. One is the Pipal tree and the second is Reetha tree. Almast kept his stand and told the Siddhas that he will not abandon the site. 
As Almast mentioned that the Pipal tree was the remembrance of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the Siddhas in large number burned it down. Almast was helpless but he said that Guru Hargobind Sahib will come to the rescue. Everyday Almast started performing Ardas to Guru Hargobind Sahib to come over. 
The pull of Almast plea made Guru Ji to depart for Nanakmatta. 

Gurpertap Suraj Granth Ras 5 Chapter 28

We break down the accuracy of historical movies, historical people and events, all while cracking jokes along the way.

Rabbi Ya’akov Trump serves as the Rabbi of the vibrant community of the Young Israel of Lawrence Cedarhurst. Part of his mission is to share his passion for the Torah and its relevance in contemporary times. His innovation has led to numerous engaging programs in his community and beyond. He is a featured speaker on YUTorah.org, has his own Nach Yomi website, has produced a number of podcasts including Nach Yomi, Aliya Yomi and Epilogues. He recently released an App on both the App Store  and Google Play.  He is the on the executive board of the RCA as vice president for the New York area. He was listed in the City and State magazine in the Faith 100 of 2023. He was also nominated for the Marquis Who’s Who of America 2023 volume. Rabbi Trump is a current fellow at the Krauthammer Fellowship of 2023-24 with the Tikvah Fund. Rabbi Trump sits on the board of the Vaad of the Five Towns and Far Rockway.

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