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In a land where a cruel and jealous god holds sway, the currents of history converge to pluck one young girl from obscurity and thrust her blinking into the maelstrom of world events. Stilitha Zandravo, daughter of a priest, had led a quiet and uneventful life on the island of Eudora in the religious state of Vhanakhor. A member of the ruling classes, she had nevertheless always felt a curious affinity for the conquered people who laboured in the nearby valley and a curious distance from the society that she had been born into.

Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington (April 29, 1899 - May 24, 1974), born and raised in Washington, DC, was an American jazz pianist, composer, and leader of his eponymous jazz orchestra. Ellington was based in New York City from the mid-1920s and gained a national profile through his orchestra's appearances at the Cotton Club in Harlem. Ellington wrote or collaborated on more than one thousand compositions. Music critic Ralph J. Gleason called him "America's most important composer.

A podcast exploring the human side of research collaborations between Duke faculty and undergraduate students.

He is the very essence of my life, the guiding star of my universe, and the eternal object of my desires. Haunted by my past, I found solace in running away. That’s how I ended up in Boston. Here, I, Ivy McAlister, have everything I need: a caring boyfriend, Mike, who wants me to move in with him; a spot in the Harvard MBA program that I have worked hard to secure; and life away from Manhattan, where I can sleep without being tormented by my nightmares. My needs are met, but my wants are not…

You say this is the week everything changes.New workout. New diet. New mindset.And somehow… you’re back to old habits in 10 days.In this episode, we break down why starting over keeps happening, what you're doing wrong, and how to finally build something that actually lasts.No extreme plans. Just real solutions.

Ever wondered how judges make decisions? Or how courts affect your daily life? Welcome to Civics Break, your guide to courts, judges, and the rule of law. Produced by the Bolch Judicial Institute at Duke Law School, this non-partisan podcast breaks down the American judicial system into digestible episodes perfect for your lunch break or commute. Join us in exploring the foundations of the rule of law, what judges actually do, and how courts impact your everyday life. No law degree required—just thoughtful conversations designed to help you become a more informed and engaged citizen.

Adala Radagorian, innkeeper’s daughter, seems an unlikely pawn in the great game played between those rival gods who contest the fate of the world and whose machinations have influenced the course of human history since time immemorial. Possessed of wit, beauty and an education uncommon in her class, she finds herself bound up in events where the fate of empires lies in the balance. An equally unlikely love imperils the foundation of her world, tears her away from the simple circumstances of her upbringing and thrusts her into the heart of imperial politics.

Il mondo visto dagli occhi di tre trentenni.Il podcast che non serviva.

We will follow Jesus through the Gospel reading this Lent - from the desert to the tomb, and everywhere in between. Encounter Christ in these spaces with us as we explore our faith and connect Scripture to the three pillars of Lent: prayer, fasting and almsgiving.

Controversial Crucial Conversations is a long-form podcast examining race, power, and economics in American cities, using Rochester New York as a case study with national relevance.Hosted by Quintin Dukes, the show focuses on systems rather than soundbites. Each episode explores how policy decisions, economic design, and institutional incentives shape real outcomes for communities, particularly those historically excluded from opportunity.These conversations move beyond surface-level explanations of inequality to examine how gatekeeping, income disparity, incarceration, education, and labor ...

Entrepreneurial communities based on contracts among individuals are the most natural organization of a free society. So say Spencer Heath and Spencer MacCallum. They argue that such organizations are superior to coercion-based States. Among other advantages, they show how entrepreneurial communities would be the most efficient vehicles to supply consumers with what in economics are called "public goods."

This is a podcast channel by the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Foundation (the Award).Here, the Award holders from across the globe will chat about self-development, career paths, leadership, wellbeing, volunteering, and, of course, the role the Award played in these areas of their lives.About the AwardDelivered anywhere, by anyone who is passionate about helping young people to achieve, The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is a global Non-formal Education and Learning (NFEL) framework for young people from all backgrounds and circumstances. By engaging them in experiential ...

Fuqua economist Campbell Harvey gives his insights on pressing topics within the worlds of economics and finance.

Discover stories from members and friends of Duke Graduate School, past and present. New episodes published monthly.

TRUTH IS NOT AN OPTION.... Beijing, sometime in the near future: a month has gone missing from official records. No one has any memory of it, and no one can care less. Except for a small circle of friends, who will stop at nothing to get to the bottom of the sinister cheerfulness and amnesia...

You built the company. Somewhere along the way, you became the system. Decisions still flow back to you. Meetings turn into approval sessions. Execution slows the moment you step away.That's not a burnout problem. That's a structure problem.Burn On, Not Out is the podcast for founder-CEOs and growth-stage leaders who are done being the bottleneck in their own companies.Hosted by Brooke M. Dukes — Founder & CEO of BMD — each episode breaks down the structural patterns that keep high-performing founders stuck as the default decision point, and installs the corrections that remove them from ...

Stylish Steps: The Modern Dog Walking Podcast” is a lifestyle podcast dedicated to dog lovers who believe that walking their dog is more than just a routine it’s a shared experience that reflects care, personality, and style. The series explores everything from dog walking tips and pet wellness to gear, training habits, and the growing culture around fashionable pet accessories. Each episode highlights practical advice from trainers, designers, and passionate dog owners who want the best for their pets. Listeners will learn how the right walking gear can improve comfort, safety, and ...

What adjectives would you use to describe the Bible? Inspired. Amazing. Unique. Authoritative. Perfect. Pure. Life-changing. Those descriptions are all deserved. Your pastors and parents and Sunday School teachers were right. There's no book like God's Book. Here's another adjective: confusing...

Despite your best intentions, mornings can be stressful and chaotic before your feet even hit the floor. Your thoughts spiral and hope feels just out of reach. You long to wake up with joy and energy, believing that God's mercies really are new every morning, but you aren't sure how. With her...

Business Turnaround can take many different forms. It is actually another name for Change Management after things have gone bad. But it always starts with Management recognizing that improvement is necessary. Sometimes the cash flow dries up, other times, it is the bank insisting on a new Business Plan or worse withholding needed money or mortgage and insisting on a change in Management.