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What happens when history narratives are produced not for library bookshelves but for a mass audience? Does popularisation of history automatically mean dumbing down? Who are the people who make history for the public sphere, and what are their motivations and priorities? The Public & Popular History seminar series brings them together, film makers, journalists, professional historians and museum curators. Through talks, multi-media presentations, panel discussions, and debates the seminar explores the practices and characteristics of public and popular history in the contemporary world.

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SWAGGER GARDEN PARTY! (Daytime Event)

Free Entry All Day - Sunday 28th July

@ Stereo, Barnsley

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With The Hub closing down in March earlier this year it’s been a while since we have thrown our own party. 

Still on the look out for our new home our neighbours STEREO kindly asked us down to do our thing.

Sunday 28th July we will be bringing our residents down to taking over Stereo Sundays to throw a one off GARDEN PARTY! 

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Line Up //

RYAN JAMES
MARK LONGBOTTOM
JONNY BEE
DANNY WESTCOTT
TOM BULL

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FREE ENTRY ALL DAY! 

Opening Hours // 2:00pm – 12am

Address // Stereo, 32 Peel St, Barnsley, S70 2RE

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OFFICIAL AFTER-PARTY @ DIGITAL BAR!

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SWAGGER VOLUME 19 Out Monday 8th July!

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Panel discussion with

Jane Ellison (Commissioning Editor, Radio 4, BBC),

Matthew Cock (Head of Web, British Museum),

Bill Thompson (Technology writer and Head of Partnership Development, BBC Archive Development) 

History on the Internet

Hamish Mykura, Head of global development, National Geographic Channels International

Until recently, the biggest development in the making of television history programmes was the use reconstruction. However, the advent of user-generated content has not only made a huge impact on the presentation of contemporary history, but it has also altered the role of the broadcaster and audience expectations.

New technology and editorial control in Documentary, History and News programmes

Talk by Patrick Russell (Senior Curator, British Film Institute)

The Elephant Will Never Forget? Film archiving, archaeology and historiography

Panel discussion with Tim Boon (Chief Curator, Science Museum, London),

John Lynch (CEO of TV production company Words Make Pictures Ltd, former Head of Science at BBC Television 2001-2010; & Chairman of World Congress of Science and Factual Producers),

Simon Schaffer (Professor in History & Philosophy of Science, Cambridge)

Presenting The History Of Science & Technology

Panel discussion with Chris Skidmore (MP, Cons) & Gregg McClymont (MP, Lab)

The Uses of History in Politics

06/08/2013 Dharma Talk by Venerable Dr. Pannavati at City Center

SFZC Live

What is a Good Friend?

Rabbi David Ingber's weekly Tuesday Kabbalah Café. Find out more and join in on http://romemu.org

Kabbalah Café: Shabbat, Class 2

Talk by Charles Cecil MBE, video game designer (Broken Sword series) & Director of Revolution Software, at the Public and Popular History Seminar.

Charles Cecil, video game industry legend and creator of the Broken Sword series discusses the uses of historical narratives in video games, and the link to different media like film. In fact, the video game industry has been a bigger industry than film for some years now, and millions of users have their most intensive encounters with representations of the past in front of a computer screen. Just what this means when historical narratives have to be moulded to fit the entertainment objectives of the video game producer is the subject of this multi-media talk by one of the most successful designers in the industry.

Moulding history for a video game story

The ultimate lifestyle experimenter joins us today on  The School of Greatness. He spent a year living Biblically by following every rule mentioned in the bible to the letter. He lived by George Washington's 110 rules of life for a few months, he even became a single woman for a little bit to investigate dating.

He is also, simply one of the funniest speakers around these days. This is episode thirty seven and we're excited to bring you, AJ Jacobs.

A.J. Jacobs: Experiments in Lifestyle, Fitness and Self Improvement

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LOL et JLB  composent dans une très large palette de genres et de styles pour divers supports et medias : musiques de génériques TV, habillages Radio, films documentaires, films, téléfilms et courts-métrages.


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Art-Official Thursdays (Remixes)
This is a remix from the album Lecrae - Rehab (Reach Records, 2010). The album can be found on Itunes, Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and Christian bookstores.
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Lecrae ft. Mark Driscoll - Killa (What is Sin? Remix)

Extrait du premier cours sur les portails documentaires et la gestion de projet de type informatique documentaire

Portails documentaires. Cours introduction.

Piano instrumental of Shane and Shane's "Beauty for Ashes", "Be Near", and "Vision of You"

Shane and Shane Medley

Me playing an instrumental version of "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" by Brad Paisley.

Presenting The History Of Science & Technology

University of Cambridge