Podcasts about Aspasia

Último capítulo de los Viajes de Aspasia dedicados al Gótico. En esta ocasión, una vez descritas las innovaciones técnicas de esta corriente, pasamos a explicar el simbolismo del Gótico, desde su relación con la monarquía, el clero y las ciudades, como la trascendencia de la luz para la relación con la religiosidad. También repasaremos algunos importantes templos europeos. Todo, por supuesto, con Mariajo Noain como guía de auténtico lujo. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Mariajo Noain vuelve a hablarnos de la historia del arte en los Viajes de Aspasia. En esta ocasión, abordamos el Gótico, la corriente artística nacida en Francia y que, desde el siglo XII, se extendió por buena parte de Europa occidental, dando lugar al surgimiento de las catedrales, los templos que trajeron la luz, literalmente, a la cristiandad. Se convirtieron en símbolos, tanto para ciudades como para monarcas. Será, en todo caso, la primera de las dos charlas sobre el asunto. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Sin que sirva de precedente, vamos cerrando sagas, como esta de la aventura de los exploradores en Norteamérica, que llega a su fin con un último capítulo que nos hablará de pueblos originarios como los Siux o los Cheyenes, así como sobre la exploración de la costa oeste de los Estados Unidos. Última lección magistral de Bikendi Goiko-uria a sus jóvenes castores. La segunda propuesta retoma el capítulo de Por los Dioses de la semana pasada en el que Sergio Alejo y Ángel Portillo nos hablaban de la arena por antonomasia de la ciudad eterna, con permiso del mucho más moderno Coliseo. Nos referimos al Circo Máximo, epicentro de las pasiones de los romanos durante siglos. Y como colofón, recordamos una entrega de los Viajes de Aspasia en la que viajamos de la mano de Mariajo Noain al Oráculo de Delfos, el auténtico centro del mundo heleno y en cuyo seno la pitia ofrecía sus visiones a quien lo requería –y pagaba claro- como intermediaria con el mismísimo dios Apolo. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Jay Katz and Aspasia ride the wave of current Fortean Phenomena in the press. The recently filmed footage of a suspected Bigfoot in Colorado is analysed, they also take a look at the noise around Mount Zeil in Northen Territory of Australia as a possible UFO base and the absurdity of questioning whether pandas are real.

Can the world be as strange as it seems, well as the year 2025 reveals itself it appears to be getting stranger and stranger with every day. Jay and Aspasia discuss the anomalies surrounding two major events, Europe's largest and worst blackout and the Lyrid Meteor Shower. Is there and explanation behind this high strangeness? Jay recently stumbled onto the profound work of Michael Talbot and his book The Holographic Universe in which some of the answers may lie.Michael Talbot Thinking Aloud Linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGeGHLIpgvU&t=4908s&ab_channel=NevilleGoddardAngry Astronaut Linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uO0Dl7r5-Pg&ab_channel=TheAngryAstronaut

Ross Coulthart is an award winning Australian investigative journalist (60minutes, 4 Corners, Reality Check, etc) who in the last few years has taken centre stage in the worldwide press for presenting the narratives of numerous highly credentialed UFO/UAP whistleblowers. In 2021 he authored “In Plain Sight” An investigation into UFOs and impossible science and created the television documentary “The UFO Phenomena” It is Jay & Aspasia great honour to present this candid and intimate interview with Ross discussing the recent state of play in the field and its toll on those who research it.

Episode 529 - Karen Essex - Award-winning journalist and a screenwriter and author of KleopatraAbout the AuthorKaren Essex is the author of Kleopatra, Pharaoh, Stealing Athena, Dracula in Love, and the international bestseller Leonardo's Swans, which won Italy's prestigious 2007 Premio Roma for foreign fiction. An award-winning journalist and a screenwriter, she lives in Los Angeles, California.  Here's a bit more about my novels:KLEOPATRA: The Early Years, tells the little-known story of the princess's harrowingrise to the throne, surviving her murderous family members, exile, war, riots in thestreets of Alexandria. If you think your family has problems…at least they're probablynot trying to kill you!“Keenly researched and brimming with exotic, erotic detail, Essex's style is as seductiveas her subject.”— Dallas Morning NewsPHARAOH: Book II of Kleopatra begins when twenty year-old Kleopatra meets JuliusCaesar and takes the reader on her fascinating journey partnering with him and anotherpowerful Roman, Mark Antony. But rather than concentrate on mere romance, the novelalso explores Kleopatra's extraordinary political acumen, diplomacy skills, and foresight.“This stunning sequel to Kleopatra completes the story. Readers will enjoy the vividportrayal of Kleopatra and the period in which she lived.”— Library JournalLEONARDO'S SWANS puts Leonardo da Vinci's rivalrous female muses at its core,aristocratic women who shaped the art and politics of the Italian Renaissance. The novelwas a runaway bestseller in Italy and won the prestigious Premio Roma for foreignfiction.“Essex combines art, political intrigue, family feuds and sex to create a page-turner.” —USA Today​STEALING ATHENA is a sweeping historical saga from the perspectives of twofascinating women, Aspasia, philosopher and mistress to Pericles, and Countess MaryElgin, who twenty-three hundred years later saw the demise of Pericles's great Athenianmonuments.“Stealing Athena firmly entrenches Karen Essex as one of the top historical novel writersof our time.”— Bookreporter.comDRACULA IN LOVE, born from my love of fellow New Orleanian Anne Rice's work and achildhood fascination with reruns of DARK SHADOWS, retells Bram Stoker's classic talefrom the perspective of the vampire's obsession, Mina Harker, who surprises readerswith her own supernatural lineage.“Brilliant. Sweeping. Breath-taking. Essex's journey into the social expectations of Victorian women through the telling of the Dracula story is genius.” —Book Banter“An intensely erotic story of romance and obsession. . . . Lusciously sexy andoutrageously chilling by turns.” – Newark Star-Ledgerhttps://karenessex.com/Support the show___https://livingthenextchapter.com/podcast produced by: https://truemediasolutions.ca/Coffee Refills are always appreciated, refill Dave's cup here, and thanks!https://buymeacoffee.com/truemediaca

Have we reached the point of no return? Are we drowning in the sea of inversion? How do we differentiate on line about what is real and what is artificially generated. Jay and Aspasia investigate a recent viral tik-toc that states behind closed doors the elite of the world are chowing down on fresh mermaid carcasses to obtain eternal life.

Carlotta Rabea Joachim steht kurz vor dem Abschluss ihrer Meisterklasse an der Musikhochschule München. Am 25. März wird ihr Werk "Ich bin Aspasia" in der Münchner Reaktorhalle uraufgeführt. Hier setzt sich die junge Komponistin mit dem Abgründigem in unserer Gesellschaft auseinander.

An examination of Aspasia, a woman of ancient Athens who was universally agreed to have been extremely influential in politics and philosophy, depicted as both a harlot and a sage. Get 3 months of premium wireless service for $15 bucks a month at MintMobile.com/Blindness Check out the show merch, perfect for gifts!  Pledge support on Patreon to get an ad-free feed with exclusive episodes! Check out my novel, Manuscript Found! Find a transcript of this episode with source citations and related imagery at www.historicalblindness.com. Direct all advertising inquiries to advertising@airwavemedia.com. Visit www.airwavemedia.com to find other high-quality podcasts! Some music on this episode was licensed under a Blue Dot Sessions blanket license at the time of this episode's publication. Tracks include "Cicle DR Valga," "Black Ballots," and "Delicates." Additional music, including "Remedy for Melancholy," "daemones," "daedalus," "Daylight PON II," "Wake Up," "Seeker," and "Nothing," is by Kai Engel, licensed under Creative Commons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're going all the way back to ancient Greece. We'll examine the story of Aspasia of Miletus, a woman who came to Athens around 450 BC and quickly became the talk of the town. Her name appears over and over again in writing from the time, Socrates wrote about her, Plato, Plutarch, Cicero the orator, Xenophon the historian, Athenaeus the writer, Aristophanes the comic playwright, Pericles the leader of the city-state of Athens. One woman's name was on all of their minds: Aspasia of Miletus. They loved her. They hated her. They called her a great mind, a teacher, a master of rhetoric. They called a prostitute, a cheap whore, a brothel madam. They gave her credit for writing great speeches passed on to men. They gave her credit for starting great wars, the ruin of Athens. But who was Aspasia really and why was everyone talking about her? Join me to find out! Support the show! Join the Patreon (patreon.com/historyfixpodcast)Buy some merchBuy Me a CoffeeVenmo @Shea-LaFountaineSources: Prisoner of History: Aspasia of Miletus and Her Biographical Tradition by Madeleine M. Henry (affiliate link) National Geographic "Greek City States"Lake Forest College "Everybody's a Little Bit Sexist: A Re-evaluation of Aristotle's and Plato's Philosophies on Women" by Kayla HuberEncyclopedia Britannica "Pericles: Athenian Statesman"World History Encyclopedia "Aspasia of Miletus"World History Encyclopedia "Women in Ancient Greece"PBS "Aspasia"Brooklyn Museum "Aspasia Place Setting"Wikipedia "Aspasia"History of Women Philosophers and Scientists "Aspasia of Miletus"University of Chicago "Aspasia of Miletus"Shoot me a message!

Weird Alaska, Nick Shimmin is an Australian experimental music historian, world traveller, curator, writer and renowned editor/subtitler. He operates a venue in Sydney for fringe musicians/performers (national & international) that is truly a philanthropic venture. Recently he went Aurora Borealis chasing in Alaska and so we decided to interview him there. Alaska appears to be one of the most predominant Fortean windows of high strangeness in the world. It has 11,000 islands and over 90,000 thousand square miles of wilderness. Constant U.F.O & cyrtid sightings blend harmoniously into this terrain with its long rich indigenous culture that often supports these claims. Aspasia & Jay candidly scratch the surface with Nick on just how weird Alaska is and its odd history as an American state.

En conmemoración con el día de la mujer 2025 en PODCAST GCO queremos recordar la memoria historia de: ASPASIA DE MILETO Una figura fascinante de la antigua Grecia, conocida por su inteligencia y su influencia en la sociedad ateniense. Nació alrededor del 470 a.C. en Mileto, una ciudad de Asia Menor. Se trasladó a Atenas, donde se convirtió en una figura prominente. Se la conoce por su relación con Pericles, el líder más influyente de Atenas durante su época. Se dice que fue su compañera y posiblemente su esposa, aunque esto es objeto de debate histórico. Conocida por su educación y habilidades oratorias, algo poco común para las mujeres de su tiempo. No ocupó un cargo oficial, pero tuvo una gran influencia en la política ateniense. Se cree que ayudó a Pericles a redactar discursos y tuvo un impacto en las decisiones políticas Su figura ha sido objeto de estudio en la filosofía, la historia y la literatura. Se la menciona en las obras de varios autores antiguos, incluidos Platón y Jenofonte, lo que contribuye a su legado como una mujer influyente en la historia antigua. Aspasia de Mileto es considerada por algunos como un símbolo del empoderamiento femenino en la antigüedad, representando la capacidad de las mujeres para influir en el pensamiento político y cultural. Hazte fan del podcast GCO en IVOOX durante un año y recibe un libro totalmente gratis GRACIAS POR ESCUCHARNOS

Titulamos con una nueva entrega de La Historia en Juego, con el siempre entusiasta Albert Alegre escoltado por Pello Larrinaga. En esta ocasión nos trae un juego basado en la respuesta británica a diversas insurgencias que combatieron su dominio tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Aparte de la habitual mecánica del juego, viajaremos a cuatro escenarios donde un Reino Unido en franco retroceso tuvo que hacer frente a insurrecciones armadas: Palestina, Malasia, Kenia y Chipre. Repasaremos la historia y características propias de cada escenario. La segunda propuesta de esta semana nos lleva de nuevo a tierras norteamericanas. Bikendi Goiko-uria nos hablará de la colonización de Virginia y Maryland, de las guerras contra los pueblos nativos y del destino de estos con la victoria de la guerra de independencia por parte de las 13 colonias. También repasará algunas figuras históricas de los pueblos originarios americanos que lucharon contra los blancos por defender sus tierras. Finalmente, en la repetición de anteriores temporadas, recuperamos una entrega de los Viajes de Aspasia, con María José Noain, y con un tema apasionante para una biblioteca como esta: la historia de la escritura y sus soportes, desde la cuneiforme hasta el papel, pasando por los jeroglíficos o el papiro. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

In regards to the revelations of first hand eyewitness Jake Barber and his egg shaped UFO, Jay and Aspasia take a deep dive into the Newspaper Archives to look at various egg shaped UFO reports over the years.

Dr John C Lilly (1915-2001) was a neuroscientist, psychoanalyst, psychonaut, inventor, a renaissance man who broke with all convention in his pursuit in the exploration of human consciousness. His work with Dolphins in the mid-sixties was funded by Nasa and made him so well known that he become the inspiration behind much pop culture including the films “The Day of the Dolphin” & “Altered States”. He predicted the dangers of computers & A.I in the 70s when he first encountered “The Solid-State Entity”! In this episode Jay & Aspasia take a brief glimpse into his life. Pioneer, visionary or drug fuelled madman Lillys impact on culture is felt as strongly today as it was at its inception.Link to The Girl Who Talked to Dolphinshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmHIlEVEhEI&ab_channel=NewLifetimeMovies2022Link to The Truly Disturbing Reality of Dolphinshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6QGPT1jsvg&list=LL&index=3&ab_channel=CasualGeographic

Programa de regreso tras el parón vacacional, y como venimos con las pilas bien cargadas, os ofrecemos muchos y variados contenidos. De hecho, las tres piezas que compondrán el programa serán totalmente nuevas. Y la primera será una entrega de Por los Dioses con Sergio Alejo y Ángel Portillo hablándonos de la Guerra, en mayúscula, en la antigua Grecia. Lo harán como preámbulo para el viaje que ambos realizarán con Grupeando Tour del 27 al 31 de marzo. Podéis sumaros al mismo en el siguiente enlace con el mayor descuento posible usando el código BIBLIOPERDIDA25. grupeandotour.com/viajes-tematicos/atenas-y-las-guerras-medicas La segunda propuesta es doblemente especial, y es que vuelven, tras mucho tiempo ausente, los Viajes de Aspasia, de Mariajo Noain, acompañada por Mikel Carramiñana. Y lo hacen por todo lo alto, hablando de la vida y la obra de Hilma af Klint, una artista desconocida hasta hace no muchos años, pero que es, ni más ni menos, la pionera de la pintura abstracta, ya que su obra, que permaneció décadas oculta por deseo póstumo de la propia artista, fue anterior a la de Kandinski o Mondrian. El tercer audio es una sorpresa para los fans de una de las sagas más queridas de esta Biblioteca. Sencillamente escuchadla y disfrutad. Y si todavía queréis más, la despedida correrá a cargo de Pello Larrinaga. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Did you know that Socrates—yes, that Socrates—had a teacher who was a woman? And not just any woman, but Aspasia of Miletus, the queen of ancient philosophy, rhetoric, and savage comebacks. In this episode, we're diving deep into her life, her legacy, and the absolutely wild smear campaigns she endured (spoiler: haters gonna hate since 450 BCE). Get ready to learn how Aspasia schooled some of the smartest guys in Athens, ran academic salons that gave women a voice, and may have even written some of Pericles' greatest speeches. Buckle up, because we're about to hop in our time machine for a spicy mix of history, scandal, and feminist truth bombs. What's Inside This Episode? How a girl from Miletus ended up teaching Socrates (mind-blown emoji). The drama-filled romance with Pericles (a.k.a. Perry the Platypus). Her legendary intellect, her haters (looking at you, Aristophanes), and her ultimate disappearance from history. The ridiculous sexism that still erases Aspasia from textbooks today. TrovaTrip Alert! Oh hey, history buffs! Want to nerd out with me in person? Join me on a dreamy trip to Japan (hello matcha, temples, and Kyoto sunsets!) from August 24–30, 2025. Spots are limited, and early birds get a discount—don't sleep on it! What's the Tea with the Community Census? Your voice matters! Fill out the For the Love of History 2025 Community Census and tell me what you want more of (or less of!) in upcoming episodes. Plus, you'll get the chance to win a free t-shirt or one of my favorite books. Sweet deal, right? Why You'll Love This Episode: If you're into Greek history, badass women, or just want an excuse to feel smarter than everyone at your next trivia night, this one's for you. It's part historical deep dive, part roast session, and 100% a love letter to one of the most overlooked women in history. Final Thoughts: The haters may have tried to erase Aspasia, but not on my watch. Let's reclaim her legacy and give this queen the credit she deserves. Tune in, sip some wine (or tea), and enjoy the sassiest history lesson of the season!

Well, that was Christmas and now it is Happy New Year as Jay and Aspasia look over the past year and highlight some of its moments of high strangeness. From Aliens in Peru and shopping malls in Miami to the worldwide drone flap that looks more like UFO's/UAPS this year has been truly Anomalous to say the least.

Jay Katz and Aspasia said they were going to get personal and so just prior to Christmas they interview Jay' astounding sister Jennine Leonarder-Collins. Jennine lives with her husband Peter in the longest lived in historical house in NSW built in the 1820's. Just recently late at night she had and encounter with an apparition that she initially thought was her husband. That is just one of the many stories she recounts from her history as a real estate agent and house flipper.

Are we in the midst of the greatest UFO Flap that has ever occurred worldwide or quite simply is it drones. The paradox here lies in the fact of its timing in synchronicity with “The Dead Internet Theory”. There is now more clear footage yet as open AI becomes more predominant how do we know its real and not artificially generated!Link to Jaymezhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RCgw_02mlE&t=653s&ab_channel=JaymezLink to Love and Anarchy Jay and Aspasia's Docohttps://vimeo.com/154920107

Preston Dennett is a researcher, lecturer, writer, actor, singer, consultant and so much more. A true renaissance man when it comes to the world of the anomalous. He has written over one hundred articles on the subject and authored over thirty nonfiction books (as well as over 40 fiction ones.) In this cast he is interviewed primarily on one of his books that sheds light on a much-neglected area of Ufological research “UFOs at The Drive-In.” Jay & Aspasia are so grateful for this intimate interview with one of Ufology's greats.Link to home pagehttps://prestondennett.weebly.com/authors-biography.htmlLink to youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@prestondennett577

When it comes to Anomalous research, the line between fact and fiction has always been blurred. When it comes to the Mockumentary the primary purpose of its intent was to blur the line so the punter would step over it. Jay and Aspasia investigate some of the most seminal examples of the Mockumentaries that outraged the viewer/listener.Link to Alternative 3https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNR0Q97TtRU&t=1789s&ab_channel=TheYesterdayMachineLink to Without Warninghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td3EEyHa6cw&ab_channel=ClassicAnalogHorror

On this the 61st Anniversary of JFK's assassination Jay Katz and Aspasia celebrate their 100th episode on Untold Radio with an investigation of some of the links that connect this murder with the UFO mystery. They look at the life of writer and publisher Ken Thomas, the Maury Island incident and maverick super spy Fred Lee Crisman.Link to Ross Coultharthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VHdP_DdAUs&ab_channel=NewsNationLink to Brian Shickley ,Fred Crismanhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdvZ007W9DY&t=96s&ab_channel=BryanShickley

Hoy contamos con la visita de Pere Cardona, quien nos viene a presentar el viaje a las Ardenas que organiza La Biblioteca Perdida con Grupeando Tour, y en el que Pere ejercerá de guía especializado. Por ese motivo, además de recordar el itinerario y los pormenores de la actividad, hablaremos de algunas curiosidades sobre la Batalla de las Ardenas, eje del viaje que proponemos, para que los oyentes interesados puedan saber qué tipo de cosas descubrirán si deciden embarcarse a esta aventura. La segunda entrega nos llevará de vuelta a la exploración de Norteamérica, con Bikendi Goiko-uria guiando a sus scouts por territorios más o menos inhóspitos. En esta ocasión, los protagonistas de las aventuras por aquellas latitudes serán los hijos de la pérfida Albión, que tan honda huella dejarían para el futuro. En la sección que recuperamos de anteriores temporadas, recuperamos un audio de María José Noain y sus Viajes de Aspasia, que dedicamos al origen de la música. Nos remontaremos a la prehistoria para conocer los primeros instrumentos de los que tenemos noticia, y hasta tendremos la ocasión de escuchar el sonido que podían emitir, gracias a la arqueología experimental. Pasaremos por civilizaciones como la sumeria o la egipcia, repasando el sentido que le daban a la música, hasta llegar a su papel en la mitología grecorromana. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Jay and Aspasia return to the Untold Radio Network for their 99th Episode after surviving a treacherous move from their archive after 23 years. They take a look at the recent UAP congressional hearing and discuss the parallel hominid and its close proximity to their new home. Time for field research.

In 2019 Jay and Aspasia had the pleasure of interviewing on of the leading Ufologists Richard Dolan in their warehouse space in Sydney called the Mu-Meson Archives. Cut to 2024 and Jay and Aspasia are in the midst of selling off part of their archive and moving. In the middle of this chaos they both felt it was appropriate to air this interview in which Richard passionately discusses his life as a researcher on the fringes of reason.Linkhttps://richarddolanmembers.us18.list-manage.com/subscribeu=419df12e6f8ab56fbffc06fed&id=f54c831f9cLink https://www.youtube.com/@RichardMDolan

Os ofrecemos el tercer y último capítulo de Los Viajes de Aspasia, con Mariajo Noain, que nos ha guiado por uno de los más fascinantes periplos que jamás hemos realizado, el de la evolución humana. Hoy además, con una parada de lujo, y es que nos centraremos en uno de los yacimientos fundamentales para conocer el origen de buena parte de quienes habitamos este continente. Nos referimos, por supuesto a Atapuerca, tanto a su yacimiento, considerado Patrimonio de la Humanidad (y nunca mejor dicho) como a su Museo de la Evolución, ambos situados en Burgos. Por supuesto, también aparecerán los nombres de Eudald Carbonell, Juan Luis Arsuaga y otros grandes responsables de todo esto. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Volvemos con Mariajo Noain en los Viaje de Aspasia. En la primera entrega hablamos de los precursores de la teorización, Darwin y Lamarck, y comenzamos a desentrañar las ramas de la evolución. Retomamos la charla con el homo habilis y su capacidad de crear herramientas, repasamos los movimientos de especies como el georgicus o el erectus, y hablaremos de las características del controvertido neanderthalensis; para terminar, por supuesto, con los sapiens. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Helen Vatsikopoulos' family never spoke about what happened to her aunt, Aspasia after the Greek Civil War. She uncovered a story of secret evacuation, exile and unknown family members.Helen Vatsikopoulos was born in a little mountain village on the northern border of Greece.She came to Adelaide as a young girl and grew up to become a TV journalist, covering big international stories for the ABC and SBS.When she was in her 30s, Helen and her husband were in Greece to visit her parents when her father started telling stories she had never heard before.He remembered what happened in their village during the Greek Civil War and how Helen's aunt Aspasia, along with thousands of other Greeks, were smuggled by Stalin to a new life in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.The family didn't know what became of Aspasia, so Helen got to work to find out.This episode touches on family history, communism, memoir, life stories, ancestry, modern history, mountains, origin stories, personal stories, epic storytelling, reflection, grief, loss, exploration and memory.

Para que la historia sea historia, tuvieron que existir seres capaces de recordarla y registrarla, concretamente, el homo sapiens, es decir, nuestra especie. De la mano de Mariajo Noain, en su sección los Viajes de Aspasia, recorreremos la fascinante historia de la evolución humana, repasando las teorías de Jean-Baptiste Lamarck y, por supuesto, de Charles Darwin. Será la primera de tres entregas. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Para que la historia sea historia, tuvieron que existir seres capaces de recordarla y registrarla, concretamente, el homo sapiens, es decir, nuestra especie. De la mano de Mariajo Noain, en su sección los Viajes de Aspasia, recorreremos la fascinante historia de la evolución humana, repasando las teorías de Jean-Baptiste Lamarck y, por supuesto, de Charles Darwin. Será la primera de tres entregas.

Armand D'Angour joins to discuss his new pod, but then we go into a really interesting conversation about Socrates and whether he really is the origin of Western Thought? Is there in fact a woman we should be talking about, the beguiling Aspasia. Armand D'Angour Links It's All Greek (& Latin) to Me on Spotify It's All Greek (& Latin) to Me on Apple Socrates in Love Ancient Greek Music on YouTube Armand on X Aspects of History Links Aspects of History on X Ollie on X Aspects of History on Instagram Get in touch: history@aspectsofhistory.com Check out Badlands Ranch: badlandsranch.com/AOH Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

nspired in the 90's to subscribe to the UFO news clipping service Jay and Aspasia have always place much value on the initial reporting of anomalous experiences in the press. Newspaper search engines are at the heart of most digital archives and hence subscribing to Newspapers.com a clearer and more defined path of research can be found.Link to UFO News clipping service freehttps://projectaquarius.mufon.com/news-clippings-gallery-the-ufo-newspaper-clipping-service/Link tonewspapers.com

Ancient history has traditionally been dominated by the lives of great men, while ancient women are confined to the margins or omitted altogether. In The Missing Thread, award-winning classicist Dr Daisy Dunn pulls these women out of the shadows and puts them center stage, where they belong. This week, we talk about the lives of ancient women: love, marriage, extra-marital relationships, divorce, sex, contraception, same-sex relationships, and even dildos made of bread?! We also talk about women leading armies, ruling nations, and the very first woman to win at the Olympics, long before women were even allowed to compete. Daisy's book is The Missing Thread: A Women's History of the Ancient World, and it's out in the US on July 30th from Viking. [Listen notes for further reading: the women mentioned include poet Sappho, Messalina, the goddess Ishtar, Clytemnestra (wife of Agamemnon), Cornelia (wife of Tiberius Gracchus), orator Aspasia, Olympic victor Cynisca, Tomyris, Pharaoh Hatshepsut, and Artemisia of Halicarnassus] Daisy can be found at daisydunn.co.uk.

Jarrah is back on the eve of the 55th anniversary of the Apollo Moon landings. He is sited in popular culture as the grandson of the Moon Landing Hoax, Astrophysicist, Geologist, Author, star of the infamous Moon Faker web series, investigator blogger and cultural commentator, he is still asking WHY? Why haven't we been back to the moon yet! Inspired by the work of the late Bill Kaysing ( “We Never Went to the Moon.”) & Ralph Rene' (“Nasa Mooned America”) in this episode Jarrah discusses the truth behind the deadly radiation of the Van Allen Belts, the history of decent in terms of Apollo and the current multi teared Space Race. Jarrah is credentialed and sincere, so please exercise caution when thinking of shooting the messenger. There are always two sides to every story and one of these has been ridiculed for way too long. It's not a question of belief it is just a question of authority and billions of misplaced dollars. WARNING This is a pre-record and at around 1hr 28mins our wi-fi drops out, make a cuppa we come back on within 7 mins. No editing ever, so when watching after the live stream just fast forward. We leave things the way they are in real life RAW. Much respect & love Jay & Aspasia.OFFICIAL BOOK TRAILER | Trojan SMERSH by Jarrah White (youtube.com)Jarrah White youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@WhiteJarrah

Jay and Aspasia take a rambunctious look at the history of The Space Race and its current reincarnation. Are NASA and our Billionaire Entrepreneurs telling us the truth about the actuality of landing humanity back on the Moon and Mars. What in the hell is Unobtanium that has been use in the chassis of the James Webb Telescope? So many questions with very few answers as the date comes closer for the truth to be revealed. Will it be written in the stars?Link to The Space Race channel Episode NASA Isn't Telling Us Something About The Moon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ3dsXP839ULink to Space is the Place Moviehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owCPrIEliZc

Sigue resurgiendo en La Biblioteca Perdida un Sur cada vez más menguante. Y es que estamos empezando a enfilar el fin de la saga a la par que se produce el ocaso de la Confederación. Esta semana, sin embargo, nos vamos a alejar de nuevo de las operaciones militares para comentar dos temas que hemos mencionado de refilón a menudo: la deserción y los prisioneros de guerra. También hablaremos de la reelección de Abraham Lincoln en las elecciones presidenciales de 1864, un hecho fundamental en el aspecto político de la guerra. Como bien sabéis, tras los episodios del Sur no hay segunda pieza, pero sí que os ofrecemos una sección de anteriores temporadas. En esta ocasión recuperamos una entrega de Mariajo Noain, en los Viajes de Aspasia, en el que analizábamos el rol de las mujeres en el Paleolítico. El estudio de la prehistoria, realizado con un prisma moderno, a menudo ha asignado un papel a las mujeres que los datos con los que contamos no avalan, veremos de qué forma. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

En Hora América, repasamos la actualidad del continente americano y que nos lleva hasta Argentina, Chile, Cuba o Estados Unidos. A continuación, hablamos del Arraigo por la Formación. Una nueva medida por la integración de la inmigración irregular en España y Europa, que ya ha suscitado la publicación del informe Arraigo por la Formación. Aflorar talento oculto, que impacte positivamente en la mejora del mercado laboral. Derecho a la educación y trabajo digno. Un completo análisis presentado por la Fundación Aspasia, una agencia para la formación y el empleo, que trabaja especialmente con ONG y asociaciones de inmigrantes. Hemos conversado con Begoña López, directora de la Revista Aspasia y coordinadora de este estudio que ya está preparando una segunda parte.Escuchar audio

As popular culture historians Jay Katz and Aspasia embrace the recent revelations of military whistle blower Col. Karl Nell and match them to the producer of "Project UFO" 1978-79 Col. William Coleman. “Project UFO” was created by maverick actor and screen writer Jack Webb who stared as Sargent Joe Friday in the long running police procedural series “Dragnet”. Jack was given unlimited access to the original Project Blue Book files for the creation of episodes over its 2-season run. Karl's revelations and Jack Webb's rarely seen series both resonate with propaganda, disinformation and truth. “What is old is new again” in Ufology's endless search for disclosure. Below for your viewing pleasure.Link to Project UFO Season 1&2 Episodes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcA-mdtO3jg&list=PLPT1VwqRYGG8PnWDkFryJ1fBs2fUsd0AvLink to UFO Cover Up Live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Js-gZypx9xc

Javier Cancho relata una historia de la medicina que sucedió en el quinto siglo antes de Cristo y tiene como protagonista a  Aspasia de Mileto, la mujer más célebre en la edad de oro de Atenas. 

Story time with Katie & Allie. Grab a glass and pour a drink. Let's talk Patrizia Reggiani and Aspasia of Athens

In this episode of “Voices with Vervaeke,” John Vervaeke, alongside Terri Dentry and Aspasia Karageorge, delves into the complex interplay between emotions, chronic pain, and the mechanisms of healing within the framework of Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP). Through a rich dialogue, the discussion unfolds to explore the intricate ways in which pain serves not only as a physical experience but as a profound emotional and psychological defense mechanism, obscuring underlying emotional disturbances and traumas. The conversation navigates through the socialization of pain, the pivotal role of emotional awareness in healing, and the transformative potential of ISTDP in restoring agency and empowerment to individuals. By bridging emotional and physical healing, this episode illuminates the holistic approach necessary for comprehensive therapy, emphasizing the integration of diverse therapeutic practices. The engaging discourse provides compelling insights into therapy's transformative power, underscoring the importance of understanding and integrating our emotional landscapes. Bios and Links: Terri Dentry is a distinguished PhD graduate in interprofessional practice, dedicated to bridging the gap between traditional medical practices and holistic wellness approaches. With a keen focus on patient empowerment and integrated health solutions, Terri advocates for a healthcare model that values dialogical reasoning and personal journey understanding, aiming to transform patient care into a collaborative, multidimensional experience. If you'd like to reach out to Terri to share your own personal story or thoughts, please feel free to email her at terri@thinkred.com.au.   Aspasia Karageorge, Psy.D., is a registered clinical psychologist with a Doctorate of Clinical Psychology and Master of Science from the University of Sydney, as well as a Master's degree in forensic psychology from the University of Otago in New Zealand. Discover more about Aspasia through her website, and stay updated on her work by following her on YouTube and on Instagram. Embark on a journey with us to tackle the Meaning Crisis by joining our exclusive Patreon group: John Vervaeke | Responding to The Meaning Crisis with The Vervaeke Foundation. Connect with John: Website | YouTube | Patreon | X  Resources:   The Vervaeke Foundation   Awaken to Meaning   VOICECRAFT Quotes:  "ISTDP stands for Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy, a therapy developed by Dr. Davanloo in the 60s. Essentially, it views chronic pain as a defense against emotional experience." - Aspasia Karageorge [00:06:00] "Socialization of pain and how our narrative bias is driving a lot of this... the narrative bias coming from the early childhood experiences, and that providing the bias to what we are thinking, giving us a filter of how we are then relating to these things as we go forward in life." - Terri Dentry [00:38:04] “Modeling goes deeper in the brain than propositions.” - John Vervaeke [00:59:20] Glossary of Terms: ISTDP: Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy, a form of therapy focusing on emotional experience. Chapters:  00:00:00 - Introduction: Unpacking Emotions, Chronic Pain, and Rationality in Therapy 00:10:00 - Exploring the Socialization of Pain and Emotion's Role  00:15:00 - ISTDP and the Emotional Landscape: Understanding Pain as Emotional Distraction 00:24:20 - Restoring Agency and Emotional Insight: Pathways to Healing in Psychotherapy 00:43:00 - Integrating Therapies: Towards a Holistic Approach to Emotional and Physical Healing 01:07:20 - Conclusion: Embracing Complexity: Transformative Insights from ISTDP Therapy  

Science and its many disciplines has always been mystifying, complex and convoluted in the eyes of the lay person. How do we bridge the gap? Well, back in 1961 at Sydney University a physicist Stuart Butler and a maverick film and Television producer Bob Raymond came together to do just that. They created a daily comic strip in the Sydney Morning Herald that would visualise and explain the "Frontiers of Science" in far more palatable terms. It was a huge success on the world wide stage and predicted many scientific and technical achievements that we are seeing today. Link below is to the University archive that has preserved these strips. In 1967 American physicist and intrepid UFO researcher James E. McDonald visited Australia, in a Four Corners interview the clarity of his insight into the UFO situation is made clear. In retrospect his statements sound very contemporary and echo the dismissal of the subject today. On April 8th we will witness a total eclipse of the sun which has created much speculation and fear that is not based in real science Jay and Aspasia try to dispel those misconceptions.https://digital.library.sydney.edu.au/nodes/view/6391

Jay and Aspasia take a detour this week to explore the life of one of Untold Radios Moderators John Ayers. John is an EMT, Salt Miner and all round nice guy with a brilliant sense of humour. The moderators play an important roll for our network and are just as vital as the hosts and their guests. It's important to know that we are building an extensive research community world wide and that our moderators are it's foundation stone.John Ayers previous podcast for more info ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhAL-h9MNNg&ab_channel=UntoldRadioNetworkJim E. Brown Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ij0LZWTPvPUn

Jay and Aspasia in the wake of with dealing with the grief of the loss of their beloved companion cat Anton decided to take a nostalgic and light hearted look at the Paranormal Board Games of their era. The Ouija Board, Kreskin's ESP, Séance and Voodoo Doll just to name a few ! We were all acclimated to the super natural in the 1960's through the predominance of paranormal pop culture in our early childhoods.

Jay and Aspasia dive head first into the Orwellian double speak behind the 21st century Space Race. They also dissect the prosaic conclusion of AARO's historical review report, whilst considering the ubiquitous explosion of mysterious Monoliths world wide.Please consider the importance of viewing these Links60 Minutes Program on Artemis Launchhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ0Pn6x_xhQReality Check Podcasthttps://www.newsnationnow.com/podcasts-newsnation/reality-check-with-ross-coulthart/

Jay and Aspasia take a philosophical approach to the notion of a conscience Universe. In 2017 two Italian scientists utilising images from the James Webb and Hubble telescopes drew a parallel between the neurological structure of the human brain and the cosmic constellations in the universe. If we are part of a conscience cosmos should we be exploiting it and can we really live on other planets. 52 years later are we really back on the moon or is this just the storyboard that we are witnessing for the production of the sequel to "Capricorn One".

The impact of Victorian writer and researcher Charles Fort on the world of the anomalous is nothing less than astounding. For the first time in the history of scientific enquiry Fort had given the unexplained validity by providing it with a category of its own. He fought fervently against scientific reductionism and managed to document what would in later years become scientific fact i.e. ball lightning. Jay and Aspasia look briefly at his successors. William R. Corliss, Rev Lionel Fanthorpe, and Fort's Great Grand nephew Pat Spain. They also trace the history of the world's longest running magazine dedicated to Forteana, Fortean Times on its 50th Anniversary.

Help keep our podcast going by contributing to our Patreon! Last week, we told you about the lives of five courtesans in Classical Athens. But we left someone out--perhaps the most elite hetaera of them all. Long-term partner of a leading Athenian statesman, darling of the philosophical set, survivor of the plague of Athens—she threw her own parties, and they were the best parties ever thrown within a hundred-mile radius of Athens. No one has done better since. Her name was Aspasia. Sponsors and Advertising This podcast is a member of Airwave Media podcast network. Want to advertise on our show? Please direct advertising inquiries to advertising@airwavemedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices