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Published since 1923, The Colorado Magazine is the state's oldest history magazine. With this podcast, we're excited to bring you audio versions of some of our readers' very favorite articles.

Black Sheep Family History - Stories of our not-so-illustrious ancestors & how to find them. Join host Janet Hall Werner, J.D., a professional genealogist as she interviews fellow genealogists who tell stories of their "Black Sheep" ancestors, and how they discovered them. The series also includes "Educational Extras" which are separate episodes that focus on topics of interest to family historians - subjects like the history of divorce in America, the history of asylums, bootlegging, etc. Story episodes are produced each week, dropping on Wednesdays, while "Educational Extras" are ...

Sleepy Crossroads — slow, unquiet tales whispered at the threshold of twilight. A curated series of soft, immersive narrations exploring strange conspiracies, forgotten histories, and obscure cults. Each episode drifts through unsettling truths and tangents with calm cadence, subtle horror, and lingering mystery—perfect for winding down while your brain wanders its corners a little too much.Expect 20–30 minute standalone deep dives, ambient pads underneath, and a voice that sounds like it should be somewhere far away from home.If you like unsettling nostalgia, quiet conspiracies, and ...

This podcast explores the legends of Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table from their origins to the modern day. We'll discuss Welsh legends, Geoffrey of Monmouth, Chretien de Troyes, the Vulgate and Post-Vulgate Cycles, Malory's Morte d'Arthur, the Victorian revival and modern adaptations, as well as many lesser-known works.https://www.matterofbritainpodcast.comhttps://www.patreon.com/thematterofbritainpodcastMusic is from "Hevene Quene" by Ensemble Belladonna, courtesy of Raumklang music. Available at Spotify, Apple Music and asinamusic.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for ...

Hiccups. Belly button lint. Why don't birds get electrocuted on power lines? Or is it bad to swallow gum? These are the kinds of inquiries we tackle head-on, leading us to create Fool's FAQ, the podcast built on the idea that there ARE no stupid questions! Join host Hunter Knoche as he fearlessly dives into the everyday mysteries, common misconceptions, and historical head-scratchers you've always wondered about, but have been too embarrassed to ask. Prepare to arm yourself with fascinating facts, a few laughs, and a newfound appreciation for the wonderfully weird world around us. So, tune in,...

Bienvenue dans L’Arène des Reines, le podcast qui redonne une voix aux grandes oubliées de l’Histoire. Dans chaque épisode, je vous raconte la vie d’une femme qui a marqué son époque, mais dont le nom a été effacé des manuels et des mémoires. Savantes, aventurières, reines, guerrières ou artistes, elles ont toutes en commun d’avoir bousculé les codes et laissé une trace. Que vous soyez passionné d’Histoire ou simplement curieux, L’Arène des Reines vous ouvre ses portes à la rencontre de ces femmes qui méritent enfin leur place sur le devant de la scène.

While countless books focus on the men who shaped American history, the contributions of women are equally remarkable and often overlooked. This compelling collection features mini-biographies of women from diverse backgrounds and eras, each chapter unveiling the unique stories of those who comforted, fought, nurtured, and transformed their communities. Join us as we explore the unsung heroines of the American frontier. (Summary by Stav Nisser)

In the heat of battle, Ira Dutton emerged as a courageous soldier in the Union Army, earning the admiration and camaraderie of his fellow soldiers. With his good looks and charming demeanor, he could have easily embraced a vibrant social life after the war. However, driven by a desire for redemption for his wild years, he found his calling on the shores of Molokai, answering the urgent plea of the ailing Father Damien. There, he offered his strength, compassion, and unwavering patriotism, inspiring those around him to cherish their devotion to America. This is a vivid and thrilling tale of ...

The World I Live In by Helen Keller is a captivating collection of essays that offers a profound glimpse into her unique perceptions of the world. Through her senses of touch, smell, imagination, and dreams, Keller invites readers to explore her experiences, revealing how her hand serves as a vital connection to humanity. She eloquently describes how, despite the absence of sight and sound, she navigates the world with her fingertips, finding joy and meaning in every encounter. With the simple yet powerful act of communication through touch, she opens up a world of intelligence and fulfillment...

William Henry, Prince of Orange and Nassau—known to the English as Dutch William—was born into a world overshadowed by the aggressive ambitions of Louis XIV. Traill poignantly observes that the young prince was reared from his very cradle amid the animosities of contending factions, learning early the vital lessons of statecraft to conceal his designs, seize opportunities, choose his allies wisely, and patiently bide his time. The Dutch Republic, wary of monarchy, hesitantly appointed him as stadtholder to command their armies. After the fall of James II in 1688, he ascended the ...

Dive into the captivating world of Versailles, where the brilliance of the Sun King, Louis XIV, casts long shadows over the lives of his courtiers. In this engaging and insightful book, Baron Arthur-Leon Imbert de Saint-Amand paints a vivid portrait of the women who navigated this intricate court, from the overlooked queen, Maria Theresa, to the commanding mistress, Madame de Montespan, and the pious yet powerful Madame de Maintenon. With a blend of humor and scholarly depth, the narrative reveals the delicate dance of affection and disdain that defined their relationships with the monarch. (...

During the tumultuous years of the First World War, the Royal Army Medical Corps stood as a vital lifeline for British and Allied troops, whether they were engaged in fierce battles on the frontlines or involved in various military operations across the vast theaters of war. As the conflict raged on and the battlefront expanded from Europe to the Middle East, the demand for medical support surged, necessitating the rapid establishment of extensive medical facilities to care for the increasing number of wounded, sick, and maimed soldiers needing urgent attention. The British and Allied forces ...

Join Guy Thornton as he vividly shares his journey serving as a military chaplain with the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) in Egypt during World War I. With a blend of heartfelt storytelling and candid reflection, Thornton opens up about his triumphs and struggles as a pastor. He delves into the poignant issues surrounding his soldiers encounters with the Wasaa, Cairos notorious red-light district, which drew many of them into its embrace. Alongside his experiences exploring the rich tapestry of Cairo, Thornton highlights the vital social services available to soldiers and the ...

Richard Neville, the 16th Earl of Warwick (1428-1471), was an influential and wealthy figure in Englands tumultuous history during the Wars of the Roses (1455-1487). A key player in opposing the ineffectual Lancastrian king, Henry VI, he initially allied with Richard, Duke of York. However, after a falling out with Yorks son, King Edward IV, Warwick switched allegiances to support the exiled queen, Margaret of Anjou. His remarkable life as a skilled medieval warrior and forward-thinking politician comes alive in this captivating biography by British military historian Charles Oman (1860-1946),...

Step back in time to 1899 and experience the rugged beauty of Alaska through the eyes of May Kellogg Sullivan. Unlike todays luxurious cruises that whisk travelers through breathtaking landscapes with ease, Sullivan embarked on a daring adventure that spanned 18 months and 12,000 miles. Instead of opulent dining and climate-controlled comfort, she faced the challenges of weeks spent aboard a steamer, followed by a two-week wait for the new railroad to traverse treacherous mountain passes. Her journey took her to rough mining camps, where the spirit of adventure and exploration thrived. This ...

Amidst the suffering and hopes of Belgium, Poland, and Serbia, there lies a small, tormented nation—a place so distant that its cries for help remain unheard. This is the land of perpetual sacrifice, where Abraham nearly sacrificed his son, and where Moses glimpsed a beauty that would always remain just out of reach—a promised land filled with profound significance. Palestine! Despite the absence of war correspondents and relief efforts, countless souls endure the deepest anguish, the agony of the spirit. Those who dedicate their lives to resurrecting Palestine into a land flowing ...

After years of sharing his remarkable tales with his grandchildren, Foster was inspired to capture them in writing for future generations. To ensure accuracy, he meticulously researched the events he lived through. As a colonel in the Union Army during the American Civil War and later serving as U.S. Secretary of State under President Benjamin Harrison, Fosters stories are not just memories—theyre a vital piece of history. - Summary by Lynne Thompson

In this engaging excerpt from the preface, we explore the remarkable contributions of women during the American Revolution. Their passionate dedication was evident in countless acts of generosity and sacrifice. Many opened their homes to gather donations for the troops, while others showcased their artistic talents by embroidering colors with a promise of loyalty. They provided essential arms and ammunition, driven by a spirit of selflessness. Furthermore, they banded together to boycott imported luxuries, committing themselves to carding, spinning, and weaving their own clothing for the cause...

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Rockies through the eyes of a passionate nature enthusiast. For over two decades, the author has immersed himself in the wild, exploring the majestic mountains of the West and forging unforgettable memories. This captivating narrative shares the joys of solitary adventures, deep connections with wildlife, and the sheer wonder of the natural world. As a Government Experiment Officer and State Snow Observer, he scaled towering peaks and conducted studies on the upper slopes, offering readers a unique glimpse into the heart of these stunning landscapes ...

Explore the inspiring lives of remarkable women in history with When They Were Girls. This captivating book delves into the stories of trailblazers like Jane Addams, Susan B. Anthony, Clara Barton, Frances Burnett, Julia Howe, Hellen Keller, and Harriet Beecher Stowe. While their achievements have been celebrated time and again, our unique approach highlights the extraordinary qualities from their girlhoods that shaped their futures. Join us as we uncover the connections between their early lives and their significant contributions to society. - Summary by author