Errant Space Podcast 118: 3 DronesComments closed
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Le Jardin has quickly become one of my favourite music podcasts.
Comments closedI love this podcast. It is, for me, the very model of what a spoken word podcast should be.
Comments closedListening to This Is Not A Drill with Gavin Esler (Deep Waters – Russia’s undersea information war): https://chrt.fm/track/131A7G/traffic.megaphone.fm/NSR2483383236.mp3?updated=1738195848
Comments closedFP Live is joined by Comfort Ero, the president and CEO of the International Crisis Group, as she details the 2025 edition of “10 Conflicts to Watch.” From Sudan to Myanmar, Haiti, Ukraine, Iran, and beyond, why is the world facing so many crises at once, and how can it solve them?Comments closed
My current podcast listening – using Downcast synced across iPhone and Old iPad, is:
- [RSS] In Our Time
- [RSS] Hypnagogue Podcast (music)
- [RSS] Kahvi Collective Podcast (XML) (music)
- [RSS] Too Tired to Say Anything (music)
- [RSS] Spaceman’s Transmissions (music)
- [RSS] Monument Podcast (music)
- [RSS] Psychedelic Salon (old Terence McKenna talks)
- [RSS] Errant Space (music)
- [RSS] Desert Oracle Radio
- [RSS] Calm Pills – Soothing Space Ambient and Piano Music for Relaxing, Sleeping, Reading, or Mindful Meditation
- [RSS] Foreign Policy Live (politics)
- [RSS] The Reith Lectures
- [RSS] FolkLands
- [RSS] Dark Ambient Noisescapes (music)
- [RSS] Eerie Essex
- [RSS] Somebody’s Gotta Win with Tara Palmeri (US politics)
- [RSS] Uncanny Landscapes
- [RSS] Le Jardin (music)
- [RSS] The Department Of Midnight
- [RSS] Ambient Soundbath Podcast (music)
- [RSS] This Is Not A Drill with Gavin Esler (politics)
A break-in at the Linnean Society triggers a race for the mysterious and elusive Rose of Pamir. Clara Page and the Themis Group are on one side, but who is on the other? Aldrich Kemp and the gang are back with some new faces as the race moves from London to Paris, New York to Amsterdam and the Maldives to Tajikistan. Chapter One: MothersComments closed
Listening to Somebody’s Gotta Win with Tara Palmeri (How the 2024 Presidential Election Killed Identity Politics With Patrick Ruffini):
traffic.megaphone.fm/GLT4071837343.mp3
Comments closedThe Sack of Rome 1527
In Our TimeMelvyn Bragg and guests discuss the slaughter and chaos as a hungry army of the Holy Roman Emperor swarmed through Rome, holding the pope hostage and weakening the Papal States.
Show moreMelvyn Bragg and guests discuss the infamous assault of an army of the Holy Roman Emperor on the city of Rome in 1527. The troops soon broke through the walls of this holy city and, with their leader shot dead early on, they brought death and destruction to the city on an epic scale. Later writers compared it to the fall of Carthage or Jerusalem and soon the mass murder, torture, rape and looting were followed by disease which was worsened by starvation and opened graves. It has been called the end of the High Renaissance, a conflict between north and south, between Lutherans and Catholics, and a fulfilment of prophecy of divine vengeance and, perhaps more persuasively, a consequence of military leaders not feeding or paying their soldiers other than by looting.
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Incidentally, there’s a machine for exploring the In Our Time archive (which has over 1000 episodes at this point)
Comments closedDeep listening tracks of experimental and ambient music, field recordings and otherness. Curated by NYC experimental dreampop trio, Bipolar Explorer. || https://http://bipolarexplorer.bandcamp.com/ || Broadcast on 10th September 2024 at CAMP || http://listen.camp
This is a nice new discovery.
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