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Paris has long captivated the hearts and minds of travelers, artists, and thinkers alike. While many have attempted to capture its essence in words, I found that there remains a wealth of stories yet to be told—especially those about the Parisians themselves. Join me as we delve into the vibrant life of this iconic city, exploring both its renowned landmarks and the hidden gems that define its spirit. Through the lens of those who call Paris home, we will uncover the intricacies and nuances that make this city truly unforgettable.

Step back into late 19th century lower Manhattan, where Jacob A. Riis masterfully captures the lives of struggling immigrants crammed into perilous tenements. Through his compassionate storytelling, Riis reveals the resilience and aspirations of these individuals—children, lovers, parents, policemen, and firemen—highlighting their moments of joy, sorrow, and the everyday triumphs against adversity. In his own words, “These stories are true,” drawn from the daily realities of life on Mulberry Street. This collection not only serves as a vivid portrayal of the era but also as a vital ...

To imagine – to see that which is not there – is the startling ability that has fuelled human development and innovation through the centuries. As a species we stand alone in our remarkable capacity to refashion the world after the pictures in our minds. Traversing the realms of science...

Weijian Shan's Out of the Gobi is a powerful memoir and commentary that will be one of the most important books on China of our time, one with the potential to re-shape how Americans view China, and how the Chinese view life in America. Shan, a former hard laborer who is now one of Asia's best-known financiers, is thoughtful, observant, eloquent, and brutally honest, making him well-positioned to tell the story of a life that is a microcosm of modern China, and of how, improbably, that life became intertwined with America.

Two women. Two bows. One goal — helping women hunt with more confidence and grit. Real stories, real lessons, real elk. From first draw to filled tag.Tag Her Out is a podcast for women who hunt, or want to. Hosted by two women who chase animals. This show is real talk about what it actually takes to hunt hard: the draws that didn't pan out, the mistakes that taught us the most, the gear and strategy that actually worked, and the moments that made it all worth it. Whether you're new to the woods or you've been doing this for years, Tag Her Out is here to help you build the skills and ...

中国历史的面儿上有数不尽的精彩故事，给今人极大的启迪。英雄打江山讲述的创业智慧，为臣之道反映的职场生存法则，道义和利益面前折射的人性高贵……中國歷史的面兒上有數不盡的精彩故事，給今人極大的啟迪。英雄打江山講述的創業智慧，為臣之道反映的職場生存法則，道義和利益面前折射的人性高貴……

Out of the Depths explores all aspects of shipwrecks across four thousand years, examining their historical context and significance, showing how shipwrecks can be time capsules, and shedding new light on long-departed societies and civilizations. Alan G. Jamieson not only informs listeners of the technological developments over the last sixty years that have made the true appreciation of shipwrecks possible, but he also covers shipwrecks in culture and maritime archaeology, their appeal to treasure hunters, and their environmental impacts.

Mark Twain wrote this witty satire in response to a request by editors of the New York World to contribute a humorous essay describing his first lie. He used the opportunity for discussion on the nature of lying, including "the lie of silent assertion". He pointed out the difference between a spoken lie and any other, as well as the fact that we readily condemn a lie by an individual but rarely challenge the false assumptions on which entire nations and institutions base their existence.

In Operation Gladio: The Plan, the People, and the Fallout, Miles Dunsford takes listeners deep into one of the most controversial and misunderstood covert operations of the 20th century.

Here, in heart-stopping human detail, are 21 personal accounts told by the men themselves. They are the stories of men who lived in hell and lived to tell of it. The battles of Gavutu-Tanambogo, Tulagi, Tenaru, Matanikau, and Guadalcanal are all covered through these accounts, which take the listener right to the epicenter of the Pacific conflict.

What makes a good explorer? Adaptability, ambition, stamina, self-confidence, curiosity, optimism, authority—and fundraising ability. Though few of us will ever have to face a charging elephant, or survive solely on penguin stew, when it comes to project management, crisis aversion, or any number of everyday problems, there is much we can learn from the larger-than-life tales of the world's most famous adventurers.

Ever wondered what life was like for queer people before you? OITS uses oral history interviews, archival audio footage, and the papers left behind by activists and long-gone social groups to chronicle queer life in Southeastern Virginia. Listen as OITS tells the stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. OITS is brought to you by the Tidewater Queer History Project.

The years 1800-1940 were the heyday of the independent explorer—free-spirited, mostly European adventurers who took incredible risks in pursuit of discovery and fame.

In Out of the Shadow, we delve into the poignant autobiography of Rose Cohen, a Russian Jewish girl who bravely immigrates with her family to New York Citys Lower East Side. Through her eyes, we witness the harsh realities of life in garment sweatshops, the struggles of tenement living, and the challenges posed by illness and a diminishing faith. Roses story paints a vivid picture of the hopes and frustrations faced by an immigrant Jewish family as they navigate the complexities of adapting to American life. (Celine Major)

Welcome to OUTfo Dump where two gay autistic writers discuss everything from insane Roman Emperors to some of histories biggest mysteries, all to come to our OUTrageous conclusions about what makes us all human. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Out in Oak Lawn: A Queer History of Dallas is a student-produced podcast series focusing on the history of the Oak Lawn neighborhood in Dallas, Texas. Using archival sources and interviews with past and present queer icons, we are telling the stories of how Oak Lawn became a queer hotspot. Season 1, released in 2023, explores the early history of Oak Lawn, queer cowboy culture, businesses and nightlife, the lesbian experience, political activism, and the what the neighborhood is like today. Season 2, released in 2025, explores AIDS activism, trans history, public art, drag culture, the ...

Brought to you by Penguin. Discover inspiring stories of heroism, adventure, endurance and survival from throughout history. Captain Robert Falcon Scott didn't start out life as a hero. In fact, as a boy he was considered small, frail and shy. So what was it that turned this ordinary man into a...

The Ivan Berg Memoir podcast A podcast spanning the five decades from the outbreak of WW2 in 1939

Join us as we take a stroll through a piece of Austria’s queer history. Together we will take a closer look at a long forgotten court case that took place in post-war Austria.A podcast by three students from the University of Vienna.Written and hosted by Ines Birke, Maria Kassewalder and Toni Klingler. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New York-based writer, traveler, history buff, and former advertising/entertainment industry contributor Jonathan Russo presents his conversational sociopolitical show, "Out of the Box with Jonathan Russo." The show centers around American and foreign politics, social affairs, and the media, drawing upon historical movements. Jonathan's tact for comparing the past with the present by finding previously overlooked parallels, is sure to keep you informed. Interviewing talented and studied academics from across the world, the host evokes a reaction from everyone he speaks with, presenting new ...