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El 11 de septiembre de 1973 desgarró nuestra vida común. En torno a esa fecha, dibujamos un radio de 50 días: antes y después. Para encontrar pistas de futuro, buscamos fragmentos de tiempo y los reunimos en el presente.
Todo lo que vas a escuchar es verdad.
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Crónicas y relatos a 50 años del golpe de estado. Lo que ocurría en aquellos días, el contexto social y político, los horrores que vinieron y las lecciones de uno de los periodos más oscuros de nuestra historia.
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Conflictos del mundo que no hay que ignorar. Con Rafael Cavada.
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En su aniversario número 130, la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile lanza, en conjunto con Tele13 Radio, este ciclo de 13 conversaciones con especialistas de esa casa de estudios para analizar la realidad del país en diversos ámbitos.
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Un experto en la exploración de planetas relata la travesía del navegante portugués, de cuya vuelta al mundo se cumplen 500 años este 2020.
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A 50 años del primer alunizaje, José Maza revive la travesía que abrió las puertas del espacio.
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Talks with people living and working along the Mother Road
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Nunca se olvida la primera vez. Esta es la historia de la coronación de la Roja, en Santiago, en la Copa América 2015. Victorias, dudas, obstáculos, que comenzaron con un juramento en Mineirao, Brasil.
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Blitzkrieg Pop: Historias de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Un podcast para conocer el conflicto bélico que definió una era.
Conducción: Juanchi Hounie
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Two sisters, Lainie and Laura Beth, who love family, traditions, and all things Southern! There's plenty of room at the table, so pull up a chair as we discuss Southern culture, food, hospitality, travel, history, regional events, college football, and more! Whether you are new to the South, never left the South, or just curious about the South, come on in!
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Banished explores academic freedom, free expression, campus politics and the culture wars. Hosted by Amna Khalid. http://banished.substack.com.
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Medieval warfare with Kelly DeVries and Michael Livingston - talking about battles, sieges, and military history in the Middle Ages.
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Take a listen to the Geni Podcast for all of the information on genealogy you'll ever need.
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What if you uncovered something from your family's past that could alter the course of your entire life? These are the stories of people from all over the world whose lives were changed forever by what they found in their family history. Follow along as they are transported to far-flung corners of the globe and beyond the recesses of living memory to explore the truth about who they are — whether it's solving an old family mystery, reuniting with relatives they never knew existed, or forging a healing connection to a long-forgotten legacy. Presented by MyHeritage, the Blast From My Past podcast reveals the powerful ways our roots call across space and time to summon us home.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Una invitación a caminar junto al profesor Héctor Velis-Meza por las calles más famosas y transitadas de Santiago. Conoce sus historias y anécdotas, escucha sus sonidos y disfruta el viaje.
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An ongoing inquiry into the ideological fever that overtook the governing and chattering classes of America during the Trump years
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Historians have ranked U.S. presidents on leadership, economic management, and pursuing justice, but they have never asked themselves which one could beat up all the others. This show will change that. Hosted by two history professors—James Early and Scott Rank—this is an NCAA-style tournament in which all presidents fight each other one-on-one until there is one champion. You'll see Barack Obama fight William Howard Taft (who literally weights twice as much), Abraham Lincoln try to knock the wooden teeth out of George Washington, and several other rumbles among the commander-in-chiefs.
James and Scott narrate each of these 44 fights by comparing the physical abilities of each president, military experience, and special abilities that would help them win. Did they have combat training? Were they generals? Were they ex-wrestlers? The presidents are also ranked how well they would do in hand-to-hand combat at about the age of 35 (no, FDR won’t be fighting as a polio-riddled man in a wheelchair).
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Acerca de cómo distintos relatos y pensamientos que vienen de la filosofía, la literatura, la historia, el arte, la ciencia y la teología, nos permiten afinar nuestra orientación en el mundo.
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Interviews with Scholars of Latino Culture and History about their New Books
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