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The Colonial Department
Lio Mangubat
Toute l'actualité en temps réel avec Europe 1
Europe 1
Elvis Duran and the Morning Show ON DEMAND
Elvis Duran Podcast Network and iHeartPodcasts
Well Versed World Podcast
Well Versed World
Not Now in Theaters: A Retro and Cult Film Podcast
Over-Egged Media, LLC
YAHWEH'S COVENANT PEOPLE
Pastors Eli James, Greg Howard & Steve
Weird Darkness: Paranormal & True Crime Stories
Darren Marlar | Weird Darkness | Full-Time Voice Actor
History without Censorship | تاریخ بدون سانسور
تاریخ بدون سانسور
The Violet Vault
Ava Cyr
Arroe Collins View From The Writing Instrument
Arroe Collins
New Old Heads Podcast
New Old Heads
Sleep Documentaries
Sleep Documentaries
Calming History
Calming History
Harold's Old Time Radio
Harolds Old Time Radio
Ukraine: The Latest
The Telegraph
The Griot | Stories Roots Legacy
history experts | Joe & Kevin
My Lunch Break
MY LUNCH BREAK
港識多史｜香港歷史社會研究社
Wetoasthk
ArchaeoEd Podcast
Dr. Ed Barnhart
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Vaba Akadeemia
Postimees podcast Raadio
Hablemos de Terror
HdTStudios
Wenbin Fang's Podcast Playlist
Wenbin Fang / Listen Notes
The British History Podcast
Jamie Jeffers
The British History Podcast
Jamie Jeffers
Storyline | The British History Podcast
Jamie Jeffers
The Dark Ages | The British History Podcast
Jamie Jeffers
Featured | The British History Podcast
Jamie Jeffers
Podcast Episodes | The British History Podcast
Jamie Jeffers
Historiansplaining: A historian tells you why everything you know is wrong
Samuel Biagetti, PhD
Diálogos Brasil - Alemanha: passado, presente e futuro
Instituto Martius-Staden
Theories of the Third Kind
Theories of the Third Kind
RELATOS PARANORMALES OFICIAL
RELATOS PARANORMALES OFICIAL
Forgotten Felonies
Forgotten Felonies Podcast
Word In Your Ear
Mark Ellen, David Hepworth and Alex Gold
Word In Your Ear
Mark Ellen, David Hepworth and Alex Gold
Word In Your Ear
Mark Ellen, David Hepworth and Alex Gold
The Pinball Studio Podcast
Sterling Martin
History
Lio Mangubat
In the offbeat manga Ferdie!, Ferdinand Magellan and Antonio Pigafetta are caught up in a storm right before they arrive in the Philippines…and find themselves transported five hundred years into the future into a place ...
The island of Balangingi stands halfway between Borneo and Mindanao. Surrounding Balangingi were sharp reefs and surging cross-currents that would be lethal to any boatman… except for the Balangingi Samal, of course. Sur...
At seven o’clock on the dot, a high-pitched Japanese voice blared out from speakers and switched-on radios all across the archipelago. The program came on like clockwork, chirping in immediately after every station signe...
You pass by them every day: plaques of metal set onto walls and plinths, heavy with text and history. You may have wondered—how do you maintain these historical markers?A group of students in the University of the Philip...
Yes, Edison as in Thomas Edison, the light bulb guy. At the turn of his century, the tech wizard of Menlo Park produced thousands of movies as a showcase for his company’s vitascopes. Among those movies are five films ab...
When you pulled up to the dock, they were there waiting for you, those holy men of God.But beyond inspecting ships that docked in the ports of Manila and Cavite for blasphemers and banned items, the Inquisition in the Ph...
What kind of city was waiting for Dutch scholar Gerret Pieter Rouffaer when he got to Manila?After more than a decade of occupation, the Americans had given the colonial capital some thorough nips and tucks. Aside from t...
“There’s a message to it: It’s our responsibility to keep Filipino food popular!”At the launch for her book What Recipes Don’t Tell: Philippine Food History in Fifty Words, author and historian Felice Prudente Sta. Maria...
Sourness, according to Doreen Fernandez, “is a favored Philippine flavor.” Just how sour is sour? “Sour enough to savor, to make the lips pucker and the eyes squint slightly, and yet not too sour—just at the point of per...
Before we start Season 8, I have an important announcement about this little podcast. For more info, check out this Instagram post.
“What does it take for a culture that has caused a lot of pain and suffering to have any chance at redemption… or any sense of justice?”Tom Sykes’ riotous new book—a collision of a neon-powered 1980s Manila and a disaste...
What a folk game can tell us about how a datu waged war. An interview with Micah Perez of the UP Diliman Department of History. The Colonial Dept. Interview is a bonus show where I talk to researchers and authors shining...
From the archives of Philippine history, meteorologist Fr. Manuel Selga makes a historical list of some deadly typhoons. (Listen to S7E13 before listening to this one!)
Ever since its founding in the 1860s, the Manila Observatory had stood watch against the typhoons and hurricanes that threatened to strike the Philippines. But decades later, they were unprepared for a different kind of ...
One of the Philippines’ most important archaeological finds, this thin sheet of metal still contains many mysteries. (Listen to S7E12 before listening to this one!)
In the late 1500s, sultans, kings, and outlaws alike all wanted a little slice of Manila. And over two turbulent decades, everyone from faraway Spain to neighboring Brunei asserted their claims over the rajahs and datus ...
Born in Calcutta and in love with Philippine fashion, Rafael Daniel Baboom was a true partner in the creation of 19th-century Philippine art. (Listen to S7E11 before listening to this one!)
The nineteenth century—steamships, family names, world trade, foreign firms, liberal ideas. Great tides of change are roiling Manila. In the middle of the chaos, a new art trend captures the imagination of local elites. ...
Tomas Claudio wasn’t the only Filipino who fought in the trenches of the Great War. Thousands of others also enlisted. (Listen to S7E10 before listening to this one!)
It was the Great War, the War to End All the Wars… and Philippine abaca merchants were raking in sky-high profits. The world’s most powerful navies relied on this plant—which is native to the Philippines—to keep their wa...
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