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Hoy seguimos viajando en el tiempo con nuestro viajero musical que nos ha llevado al año 1947 a la isla de Heligoland, y ha aprovechado para pinchar una de las canciones del mítico disco de Massive Attack con el mismo nombre hilándola con una curiosa historia de la Guerra Fría. Después, con Gustavo Iglesias hacemos un repaso por varias vías musicales que se abren en la serie Stranger Things a raíz del nuevo disco de Djo. Para terminar, hablamos de fotoperiodismo con el ganador del premio World Press Photo 2025, Samuel Nacar, en la categoría de reportaje gráfico por su trabajo "Las sombran ya tienen nombre".Escuchar audio
Send me a messageMeasuring less than one square mile, the island of Heligoland in the North Sea, just 30 miles off the north German coast, is an easily forgotten British colony.But, this Frisian (not German) peaking island of 3,000 inhabitants was part of the British Empire from 1814 to 1890.Support My ShowHeligoland had its own British governor (or.Lt. governor), its own flag incorporating the Union flag, and from 1867 issued its own stamps with Queen Victoria's head on them.During British rule, the island became a spa resort attracting the cream of European society.The laid-back colony, became a hub for German liberals, avoiding the more draconiangovernments in places like Prussia.One of these liberal was the poet, August Heinrich Hoffman von Fallersleben.Whilst staying on the island in 1841 he wrote a poem entitled “Das Lied der Deutschen”Put to a tune previously written by Joseph Hayden 40 years before, it has become the German National Anthem.In 1890 in a bizarre land deal, Britian gave up the island to Kaiser Wilhelm II's Germany in return for recognition of her colonial ambitions in Uganda, Kenya & Zanzibar.During both the First and Second World Wars the island was heavily fortified by the Germans.During WW2, it suffered from a 1,000 bomber raid from the RAF and after the war, in 1947 the British conduscted one of the largest ever non-nuclear explosions to destroy German fortifications once and for all (operation Big Bang).Nowadays, Heligoland, with a population of just over 1,000 is part of the German state of Schleswig-Holstein.Support the show
In July 1994, the body of a man was found floating in the North Sea, of the coast of Heligoland, Germany. He was found wearing a suit, hence his nickname of 'Gentleman', but all clues have led to dead ends. Who was he? How did he end up in the water?
Joining Sooz Kempner's One Hit Wonders as another occasional new series, our favourite game returns!Discovered during the recording of our Gentleman of Heligoland episode, VHGuess sees Chris and Masud have to guess which particular VHSes are in a bundle Sooz finds at random on eBay.With new rules, structure and lifelines added, join us as we play Mystery on the Rocks panel game VHGuess!Hosted by Masud Milas, Chris Stokes, and Sooz Kempner Mystery on the Rocks is a high concept comedy and true crime/unexplained phenomena podcast set in a fictional mystery-solving bar with real cocktails!. The focus of the show is to attempt to crack a real, unsolved mystery from history – true crime and bizarre occurrences, all with a whodunnit or WTF happened question hanging over them.You can follow us on Bluesky, X and Instagram too! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Pour commémorer les 110 ans de la Grande Guerre cette année, 20 minutes pour comprendre lance une nouvelle série : "14/18, D'un monde à l'autre". Plusieurs fois par mois, nous y couvrirons en temps réel les grands évènements de la Première Guerre mondiale.Dans cet épisode, nous couvrons la course à la mer, la chute d'Anvers ainsi que les premiers affrontements aériens et les premiers soubresauts appelant à l'entrée en guerre en Italie. Nous y retrouvons également l'historien Vincent Dupont, responsable du pôle scientifique du service du Chemin des Dames et de la mémoire et auteur d'un ouvrage sur la bataille de l'Aisne de 1940.Avec Vincent GabrielSuivez le podcast ! Il est désormais sur X/Twitter : @20MPC_podcast & LinkedIn ! Générique : Léopold Corbion (15 Years of Reflection)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Pour commémorer les 110 ans de la Grande Guerre cette année, 20 minutes pour comprendre lance une nouvelle série : "14/18, D'un monde à l'autre". Plusieurs fois par mois, nous y couvrirons en temps réel les grands évènements de la Première Guerre mondiale.Dans cet épisode, nous nous centrons sur la bataille de l'Aisne et sur la mutation profonde qu'elle amène dans le conflit : le passage d'une guerre de mouvement vers une guerre de position. Pour nous en parler, nous recevons aujourd'hui l'historien Vincent Dupont, responsable du pôle scientifique du service du Chemin des Dames et de la mémoire.Cet épisode est réalisé en collaboration avec l'excellent musée Chemin des Dames - Caverne du Dragon & Mémorial virtuel, situé sur le site même de la bataille qui nous intéresse aujourd'hui. Il est présenté par Amélie Ramette, responsable du pôle valorisation du service du Chemin des Dames et de la mémoire. Vous pouvez trouver davantage d'informations sur ce musée ici.Avec Vincent GabrielSuivez le podcast ! Il est désormais sur X/Twitter : @20MPC_podcast & LinkedIn ! Générique : Léopold Corbion (15 Years of Reflection)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Pour commémorer les 110 ans de la Grande Guerre cette année, 20 minutes pour comprendre lance une nouvelle série : "14/18, D'un monde à l'autre". Plusieurs fois par mois, nous y couvrirons en temps réel les grands évènements de la Première Guerre mondiale.Dans cet épisode, nous rattrapons notre retard et parcourons les différents théâtres africains. De l'Atlantique au Kilimandjaro, en passant par la pointe sud du continent, partout, des affrontements éclatent entre les troupes coloniales et leurs Askaris. Nous y observons également les principaux affrontements sur le théâtre asiatique, avec l'entrée au combat des Australiens et des Japonais.Avec Vincent GabrielSuivez le podcast ! Il est désormais sur X/Twitter : @20MPC_podcast & LinkedIn ! Générique : Léopold Corbion (15 Years of Reflection)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Pour commémorer les 110 ans de la Grande Guerre cette année, 20 minutes pour comprendre lance une nouvelle série : "14/18, D'un monde à l'autre". Plusieurs fois par mois, nous y couvrirons en temps réel les grands évènements de la Première Guerre mondiale.Dans cette seconde quinzaine du mois de septembre, les Russes obtiennent une première victoire en Prusse orientale et entament le siège de la forteresse de Przemysl. De leur côté, les empires centraux décident d'unir leurs forces et de bouter les armées du tsar hors de Galicie, entament ainsi un mouvement les amenant sur la rive ouest de la Vistule. Enfin, plus au Sud, les Autrichiens reculent, mais fortifient leurs positions sur la rive orientale de la Drina.Avec Vincent GabrielSuivez le podcast ! Il est désormais sur X/Twitter : @20MPC_podcast & LinkedIn ! Générique : Léopold Corbion (15 Years of Reflection)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Pour commémorer les 110 ans de la Grande Guerre cette année, 20 minutes pour comprendre lance une nouvelle série : "14/18, D'un monde à l'autre". Plusieurs fois par mois, nous y couvrirons en temps réel les grands évènements de la Première Guerre mondiale.Après la bataille de Tannenberg, les Allemands poussent leur avantage aux lacs de Mazurie, tandis que la Russie parvient à bouter les armées austro-hongroises hors de Galicie et que la Serbie décide de passer à l'attaque. Avec Vincent GabrielSuivez le podcast ! Il est désormais sur X/Twitter : @20MPC_podcast & LinkedIn ! Générique : Léopold Corbion (15 Years of Reflection)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Pour commémorer les 110 ans de la Grande Guerre cette année, 20 minutes pour comprendre lance une nouvelle série : "14/18, D'un monde à l'autre". Plusieurs fois par mois, nous y couvrirons en temps réel les grands évènements de la Première Guerre mondiale.Sur le front de l'Ouest, le mois de septembre 1914 s'ouvre sur un choc où s'affrontent près de deux millions d'hommes : la bataille de la Marne.Avec Vincent GabrielSuivez le podcast ! Il est désormais sur X/Twitter : @20MPC_podcast & LinkedIn ! Générique : Léopold Corbion (15 Years of Reflection)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Pour commémorer les 110 ans de la Grande Guerre cette année, 20 minutes pour comprendre lance une nouvelle série : "14/18, D'un monde à l'autre". Plusieurs fois par mois, nous y couvrirons en temps réel les grands évènements de la Première Guerre mondiale.Nous poursuivons ici notre étude des grands moments de la Première Guerre mondiale en étudiant la seconde quinzaine du mois d'août 1914. Dans cette troisième partie, nous abordons les chocs colossaux que forment les premiers affrontements des empires européens, à travers les batailles de Tannenberg, Galicie et Heligoland.Avec Vincent GabrielSuivez le podcast ! Il est désormais sur X/Twitter : @20MPC_podcast & LinkedIn ! Générique : Léopold Corbion (15 Years of Reflection)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
We have Julian Chisholm firmly in our sights and for good reason; he goes missing at exactly the right time and we've discovered he shares a very unusual jaw deformity with the victim. But there's a problem - the German police are convinced the Gentleman of Heligoland is between 45-50 years of age, and Julian Chisholm is only 30 when he goes missing. Surely that rules Julian Chisholm out......? Contacts thegentlemanofheligoland@gmail.com ken.davies@gsemedialtd.com
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Joining me on the Synthetic Dreams podcast this week Australian musician, Karen Vogt. Karen's experimental and ambient solo works are based around improvisation, often manipulating her vocals to add layers of emotional depth to her works. Vogt, who is based in Paris, spoke to me about the recording of her wonderful, improvised record ‘Waterlog', which deals with the grief she experienced following the death of her beloved cat. It's a truly wonderful album, that's full of depth and emotion, yet uplifting and comforting at the same time. We also discussed her time working with legendary Cocteau Twins member, Robin Guthrie, producer of her band Heligoland, which she co-founded back in 1999. Karen Vogt's ‘Waterlog' is available to buy digitally and on cassette, via Penelope Trappes' excellent record label Nite Hive Head over to: https://nitehive.bandcamp.com/ For more information about Karen's work, visit: https://karenvogtmusic.com/ Karen Vogt - We Coalesce
Ken Davies is the Co-Founder and Manging Director of GSE Media. Launched in 2013, GSE Media Ltd has rapidly developed to create and produce a portfolio of successful and innovative technology based events. With a strong track record of attracting the very best exhibitors, high numbers of visitors and curating award-winning speaker agendas, GSE Media are the perfect partner within B2B events. They also develop and run Podcasts that attracted over 500k downloads last year. Some of their podcats, which Davies produces and narrates, include The Mysterious Case of Fred the Head, The Mysterious Case of the Gentleman of Heligoland, and The Battery Technology Podcast. The Mysterious Case of Fred the Head has over 300k downloads - 5* on Apple and 5* on Spotify - It follows a real time investigation into a 50 year old murder - They say that in the case of a mysterious death the first 48 hours are critical. If investigators don't get a break in this time - the chances of solving the crime are greatly diminished. But what if you don't get a break in 48 hours, or 48 days - What if you don't get a break for 48 years..... You can find more about GSE Media here: https://www.gsemedialtd.com/ You can find episodes of The Mysterious Case of Fred the Head here: https://fredtheheadpodcast.podbean.com/ Want to join our next Escape the 9 to 5 Event, click here https://tricres.ac-page.com/9-to-5
John Monaghan joined 166 Sqn at RAF Kirmington in Feb 1945 as a wireless operator on the Lancaster. He flew on 18 operations from March to May including Heligoland, Berchtesgaden, and Berlin. He also participated in several Operation Manna missions, humanitarian food drops to relieve a famine in the German-occupied Netherlands, as well as several Operation Exodus missions to repatriate Allied prisoners of war (POW)s from Europe to Britain. The voices you hear are of author and blogger Frank Pleszak, John's son Andy, and myself Ian Sanders. We start the chat with John looking through his log book and photos.
Episode: 2699 Heligoland, a bucolic magnet for the machines of war. Today, we visit Heligoland.
An unidentified man, beaten to death, is found floating in the sea 12 miles off a tiny archipelago, itself 43 miles off the coast of Germany. Dressed in smart clothes, he is known to this day only as The Gentleman...OK, so this week's mystery has so few clues and such little hope of ever being solved we kind of got very distracted...Distracted enough to invent a new game, play it through, have such fun doing it and end up devising a brand new panel show!Enjoy!And we're doing a live show! On November 3rd at 7pm we will be at The Princess Victoria pub in London's Shepherds Bush as part of the Cheerful Earful podcast festival. If you're in or around the area we'd love to see you there, simply head to https://www.cheerfulearful.co.uk/events/mystery-on-the-rocks for details!PLUS get early, ad-free access to episodes as well as cocktail recipes and outtakes plus whole bonus episodes over on our Patreon! Just head to www.patreon.com/mysteryontherocks where we've got a huge back catalogue of really cool stuff which we keep adding to all the time! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
How does it feel? The weight of the steel, the rank of the blade. We round off our ranking of Massive Attack alongside Josie Perkins by covering 100th Window and Heligoland, plus more jokes about how 3D is definitely, definitely not Banksy. We are on Twitter as a podcast as @BBTS_pod, come at us with your opinions on Massive Attack, or your opinions on our next subject, as we take on alt-rock titans Pixies! To get that in your ears on release, subscribe to us on your favourite podcatcher, and whilst you're there, a 5* review and a recommendation to a pal would be lovely
We have two men in our sights as our search for the Gentleman of Heligoland continues. David Martin, the Australian millionaire who went missing in 1992 and David Krueger, the 6'5" German man missing from Canada - But how can we rule them in or out?
The wheat hauling business gets into action as two different properties get managed by Ralph and Judy. The celebration on the first day could be heard a mile away.
Musician/songwriter/producer Tim Friese-Greene (solo, Short-Haired Domestic, Heligoland, Talk Talk) joins Al to talk about My Bloody Valentine's 1988 debut, Isn't Anything. Tim talks about why this is an important album and which tracks stand out for him. He also discusses his new album, Melodic Apoptosis, and upcoming projects.Tim briefly alluded to the novel process used to write and record the last two Talk Talk albums. Al looked for some documentation of that process to share here in the notes, but was not able to find many sources, but this piece provides a start: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2012/sep/13/talk-talk-mark-hollis.Tim also mentioned that he kept and published a Twitter blog that documented his experience of creating Melodic Apoptosis. You can find it at https://twitter.com/fatpet3.Be sure to check out Tim's website, https://www.timfriesegreene.co.uk/, and his Bandcamp page, https://calciumchloride.bandcamp.com/!You can also follow Tim on Twitter at @curonianspit2.Al is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast.Al launched You, Me and An Album: The Newsletter earlier this year. You can subscribe for free to get Al's monthly posts, but paid subscriptions give you access to weekly posts and much more. Please consider trying a paid subscription as it also helps to support this podcast! https://youmealbum.substack.com/1:42 Tim joins the show2:29 Al's normal routine for preparing for the show did not serve him well this time4:06 Tim describes how he and his family listen to music at home5:47 Tim explains why Isn't Anything is an important album for him10:18 Was Talk Talk affected by 1980s music trends that Tim wasn't fond of?13:31 Tim explains why he chose Isn't Anything instead of Loveless19:06 Tim recounts the one time he met Kevin Shields21:20 Tim gives an example of the messiness of Isn't Anything23:00 Tim appreciates the sound of Isn't Anything24:27 Tim is reluctant to call Isn't Anything a rock album29:02 Tim imagines what Isn't Anything would sound like if recorded by an American rock band31:55 Tim talks about how he typically listens to Isn't Anything33:29 Tim gives the songs on Isn't Anything a passing grade on the “busker's test”36:01 Tim identifies a pair of standout tracks44:02 Tim is curious about My Bloody Valentine's process for recording acoustic tracks46:01 Sometimes Tim reflexively analyzes music47:35 Tim talks about how he connects with Isn't Anything50:56 Tim offers Al a suggestion on how he might get more out of the album54:48 Tim discusses the circumstances around the recording of Melodic Apoptosis1:01:07 Tim is happy with the way the Short-Haired Domestic album came out1:01:47 Tim talks about his upcoming albums
Welcome to Crawlspace. In this episode, Tim & Lance speak with old friend Ken Davies from the Fred the Head podcast about his new obsession, The Gentleman of Heligoland. Ken has teamed up with his mate Iain Mackay and together they are determined to solve this decades old mystery: In July 1994, the body a man was fished out of the North Sea, near the German Island of Heligoland. Dressed smartly and with a complete absence of identifying information, the body was simply named ”The Gentleman”. Nearly thirty years later is still unnamed and unclaimed. Listen to The Mysterious Case of the Gentleman of Heligoland here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-mysterious-case-of-the-gentleman-of-heligoland/id1610978724 Listen to Fred the Head here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mysterious-case-of-fred-the-head/id1557099549 Articles referenced for this episode: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/28/heligoland-the-gentleman-researchers-mystery-german-cold-case-marks-spencer https://metro.co.uk/2022/02/03/bid-to-identify-brit-dubbed-the-gentleman-found-at-sea-28-years-ago-16044837/ https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/push-identify-brit-dubbed-gentleman-26122792 Don't miss the True Crime Obsessed Tour as we visit a city near you! Get your tickets here: https://www.truecrimeobsessed.com/see-us-live For ad-free (and more!) episodes, including this one, please check out our Crawlspace subscription service at https://crawlspace.supportingcast.fm/ Check out our Missing subscription service where we have a bonus show and ad-free episodes! https://missing.supportingcast.fm/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/crawlspacepod Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Crawlspacepodcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.Instagram.com/Crawlspacepodcast Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@crawlspacepodcast The music for Crawlspace was produced by David Flajnik. Listen to his music here: https://www.pond5.com/artist/bigdsound Check out our entire network at http://crawlspace-media.com/ Join the Crawlspace Discussion Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/talkcrawlspace/ Crawlspace Media is part of the Glassbox Media Network. Check them out here: https://glassboxmedia.com/ Go to https://smile.amazon.com/ to connect your existing Amazon account to donate to PI's For the Missing. Follow Private Investigations For the Missing https://investigationsforthemissing.org/ http://piftm.org/donate https://twitter.com/PIFortheMissing https://www.facebook.com/PIFortheMissing/ https://www.instagram.com/investigationsforthemissing/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With great help from our Facebook group members we are able to finally identify the man who fell from the Pride of Flanders, a few months before the Gentleman of Heligoland was found. Armed with his name, we are able to start piecing together what happened, how exactly he fits into the story and where that can take us next.
Thanks to a listener, we discover another report on the case, which reveals critical new information. Information that allows us to analyse the injuries in more detail. What does this tell us about how the Gentleman of Heligoland met his death?
We are able to identity someone in Heligoland who may be able to helps us, and they cast a completely new light on the mystery.
I'd been away on holiday – but I get two missed calls from Toronto Missing Persons with news of their missing person. We also uncover something strange going on that means that the discovery of the unidentified body of the Gentleman of Heligoland wasn't the only mystery that happened in the North Sea in Summer 1994 and these two mysteries may just be connected.
I've received the Death Certificate for Michael Sterling Dean and that's the key to find out how important he is to the Gentleman of Heligoland investigation and also to an historic missing persons case in Toronto, Canada from 1991. But, in a new development, something has been troubling us about the evidence that is in the public domain. Something's not quite right about it………..
After he first episode, we have a body of a very tall man found off Heligoland found in 1994 wearing a Canadian tie. We also have a man of the same unusual height in Canada who went missing in 1991. But it can't be that simple can it?......
Peter and Gary continue their study of HMS Invincible. Presenters: Peter Hart and Gary Bain Publisher: Mat McLachlan Producer: Jess Stebnicki For more great history content, visit www.LivingHistoryTV.com, or subscribe to our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/c/LivingHistoryTV
In July 1994 a body was fished out of the North Sea near the German island of Heligoland, wearing smart clothes but with no obvious means of identification. The body became known as “The Gentleman” Today, Nearly thirty years later, he remains unnamed and unclaimed; waiting for someone to solve the riddle of “The Gentleman of Heligoland”
Winter visitors to the German island of Helgoland are treated to a natural spectacle: grey seals and their pups. Euromaxx-reporter Hendrik Welling gets a glimpse of the dangerous side of these predators.
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We catch record producer, composer and songwriter Neil Davidge in between sessions for his latest TV project to reflect on his time working with Massive Attack, who he first met in the ’90s – going on to produce and co-write their seminal albums Mezzanine, 100th Window and Heligoland, helping to sculpt and define their critically acclaimed cinematic sound. He reveals how the group’s hit song, Teardrop, came together, how the vocal almost went to Madonna, and why he’s stuck with his trusty pair of Genelec 1030As throughout.
Edición Limitada - 1 de Marzo del 2021. Producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Fyfe, Heligoland, Wolf Alice, Ex_Re, The Notwist, Crowded House, Richard Ashcroft, Andy Bell, The Coral, Dry Cleaning, Danny Elfman, Gang of Four x 3D x Nova Twins, Arab Strap, Sibille Attar, Julien Baker, Caithlin De Marrais, London Grammar, Lost Horizons, Dinosaur Jr., Guided By Voices, Kings Of Leon, Imelda May & Noel Gallagher, Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds, Manchester Orchestra, Girlfriends and Boyfriends, Iceage, Liz Phair, Juliana Hatfield, Porridge Radio x Piglet, Mush, IDLES, Mogwai, La Femme, José González, Iggy Pop, Tindersticks, Nick Cave & Warren Ellis, War, The Weather Station, GLAARE, Xup, Tune-Yards, Adored, Cloud Nothings, Morcheeba, Kero Kero Bonito, Keep Shelly in Athens, Permafrost, UNKLE, Motorama, Nórdika, Caribou, Django Django, Thyla, Cathedral Bells, Death From Above 1979, Working Men's Club, Bomba Estéreo, Stereolab, Mother of Mars, KANGA, Nun Gun, The Horrors, The Vacant Lots, cEvin Key, Mouse On Mars, Cristian Vogel, Cabaret Voltaire, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys y Daft Punk.
Sexta-feira 361 de dezembro de 2019, parece que foi ontem que o último episódio do Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu foi lançado não é mesmo? Esta é a hora do capítulo final, então prepare-se para mergulhar no vazio mais uma vez com Jovem Nerd, Azaghal, Tucano, Rex, Carlos Voltor e Leonel Caldela em mais um Nerdcast Especial de RPG! Neste podcast: O mundo está à beira do apocalipse enquanto os cultistas se preparam para usar o Necronomicon na ilha de Heligoland. Os investigadores sacrificaram tudo na rota para o confronto final. Feridos e desesperados, eles são a última esperança de deter o ritual que irá invocar o Grande Cthulhu! E para ter mais conteúdo sobre o Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu, participe da campanha em www.nerdcastrpg.com.br. Apoiando, você recebe a Bibliotheca Cthulhiana, composta de quatro publicações — um romance inédito em dois volumes, uma graphic novel e um livro-jogo, todos ambientados no universo do RPG — além de colecionáveis exclusivos! Após escutar, compartilhe suas opiniões (SEM spoilers) usando a hashtag #NerdcastRPG nas redes sociais, ou participe da thread oficial com spoilers em www.twitter.com/realthotep. Não recomendado para menores de 16 anos “Não está morto o que pode eternamente jazer. E em eras estranhas até a morte pode morrer” ALTAMENTE RECOMENDÁVEL OUVIR COM FONES DE OUVIDO O NERDCAST RPG CTHULHU é baseado na obra de H.P. Lovecraft HISTÓRIA por Leonel Caldela DIREÇÃO E MONTAGEM: Deive Pazos MIXAGEM E SONORIZAÇÃO: Alexandre Ottoni TRILHA SONORA ORIGINAL: Bruno Gouveia (Govis) PERSONAGENS: DON AZAGHAL: Deive Pazos THOMAS FARADAY: Alexandre Ottoni JIMMY O'FLANNAGAN: Fernando Russell (Tucano) STEPHEN VENKMAN: Carlos Voltor GIACOMO “BÚFALO" DI MONTI: Tiago De La'Marca (Rex) NYARLATHOTEP:Leo Castilhos NECRONOMICON: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) VON BASF: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) CIGANO IGOR: Afonso Tresdê FRAU EISENKIMMER: Alan Duboc HEINRICH HIMMLER: Guilherme Briggs PARTICIPAÇÃO ESPECIAL: João Paulo Miguel (JP) VOZES DOS ROSTOS DOS FACELESS NO BUNKER Agatha Duboc Ottoni, Alanna Cunha, Anna Luíza Villela, Antonio Braugini, Arthur Murray, Beatriz Tavernaro, Brunna Arrais, Casa Reis, Davi William de Souza Borges, Dause Richter, Erick Guedes Matos, Erik Guedes, Felipe Bilharva da Silva, Guilherme Andreazza de Freitas, Jéssica Dalcin da Silva, Karina Reinhold, Katiucha Barcelos, Leon Branquinho Kurowski, Mario Freitas, Matheus Enrique, Natália Dorlitz, Stephaine Pendl, Rafael Figueiredo, Renata Tubor, Thaís Lima, Jerfferson Araújo, Vanlee Bogdan, Victor Gasulla, Vinicius Mendes VOZES ADICIONAIS: Leo Lopes, Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra LOCUÇÃO: Élcio Romar DIREÇÃO DE LOCUÇÃO: Beatriz Rodrigues SUPERVISÃO DE DECOUPAGEM, SFX E FOLLEY: Leo Lopes DECOUPAGEM: Thiago Miro SELEÇÃO DE SFX E FOLLEY Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra SUPORTE TÉCNICO: Diego Moreno e Richard Kloppe CONSULTORIA CIENTÍFICA: Caio Gomes ARTE DA VITRINE: André Meister OUÇA TAMBÉM RPG Cthulhu 1: O mistério de William Faraday: http://bit.ly/2muWakC RPG Cthulhu 2: O horror do Necronomicon: https://bit.ly/2rcaVKz RPG Cthulhu 3: O despertar dos profundos: https://bit.ly/3h8tUiO E-MAILS Mande suas críticas, elogios, sugestões e caneladas para nerdcast@jovemnerd.com.br
Sexta-feira 361 de dezembro de 2019, parece que foi ontem que o último episódio do Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu foi lançado não é mesmo? Esta é a hora do capítulo final, então prepare-se para mergulhar no vazio mais uma vez com Jovem Nerd, Azaghal, Tucano, Rex, Carlos Voltor e Leonel Caldela em mais um Nerdcast Especial de RPG! Neste podcast: O mundo está à beira do apocalipse enquanto os cultistas se preparam para usar o Necronomicon na ilha de Heligoland. Os investigadores sacrificaram tudo na rota para o confronto final. Feridos e desesperados, eles são a última esperança de deter o ritual que irá invocar o Grande Cthulhu! E para ter mais conteúdo sobre o Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu, participe da campanha em www.nerdcastrpg.com.br. Apoiando, você recebe a Bibliotheca Cthulhiana, composta de quatro publicações — um romance inédito em dois volumes, uma graphic novel e um livro-jogo, todos ambientados no universo do RPG — além de colecionáveis exclusivos! Após escutar, compartilhe suas opiniões (SEM spoilers) usando a hashtag #NerdcastRPG nas redes sociais, ou participe da thread oficial com spoilers em www.twitter.com/realthotep. Não recomendado para menores de 16 anos “Não está morto o que pode eternamente jazer. E em eras estranhas até a morte pode morrer” ALTAMENTE RECOMENDÁVEL OUVIR COM FONES DE OUVIDO O NERDCAST RPG CTHULHU é baseado na obra de H.P. Lovecraft HISTÓRIA por Leonel Caldela DIREÇÃO E MONTAGEM: Deive Pazos MIXAGEM E SONORIZAÇÃO: Alexandre Ottoni TRILHA SONORA ORIGINAL: Bruno Gouveia (Govis) PERSONAGENS: DON AZAGHAL: Deive Pazos THOMAS FARADAY: Alexandre Ottoni JIMMY O'FLANNAGAN: Fernando Russell (Tucano) STEPHEN VENKMAN: Carlos Voltor GIACOMO “BÚFALO" DI MONTI: Tiago De La'Marca (Rex) NYARLATHOTEP:Leo Castilhos NECRONOMICON: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) VON BASF: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) CIGANO IGOR: Afonso Tresdê FRAU EISENKIMMER: Alan Duboc HEINRICH HIMMLER: Guilherme Briggs PARTICIPAÇÃO ESPECIAL: João Paulo Miguel (JP) VOZES DOS ROSTOS DOS FACELESS NO BUNKER Agatha Duboc Ottoni, Alanna Cunha, Anna Luíza Villela, Antonio Braugini, Arthur Murray, Beatriz Tavernaro, Brunna Arrais, Casa Reis, Davi William de Souza Borges, Dause Richter, Erick Guedes Matos, Erik Guedes, Felipe Bilharva da Silva, Guilherme Andreazza de Freitas, Jéssica Dalcin da Silva, Karina Reinhold, Katiucha Barcelos, Leon Branquinho Kurowski, Mario Freitas, Matheus Enrique, Natália Dorlitz, Stephaine Pendl, Rafael Figueiredo, Renata Tubor, Thaís Lima, Jerfferson Araújo, Vanlee Bogdan, Victor Gasulla, Vinicius Mendes VOZES ADICIONAIS: Leo Lopes, Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra LOCUÇÃO: Élcio Romar DIREÇÃO DE LOCUÇÃO: Beatriz Rodrigues SUPERVISÃO DE DECOUPAGEM, SFX E FOLLEY: Leo Lopes DECOUPAGEM: Thiago Miro SELEÇÃO DE SFX E FOLLEY Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra SUPORTE TÉCNICO: Diego Moreno e Richard Kloppe CONSULTORIA CIENTÍFICA: Caio Gomes ARTE DA VITRINE: André Meister OUÇA TAMBÉM RPG Cthulhu 1: O mistério de William Faraday: http://bit.ly/2muWakC RPG Cthulhu 2: O horror do Necronomicon: https://bit.ly/2rcaVKz RPG Cthulhu 3: O despertar dos profundos: https://bit.ly/3h8tUiO E-MAILS Mande suas críticas, elogios, sugestões e caneladas para nerdcast@jovemnerd.com.br
Sexta-feira 361 de dezembro de 2019, parece que foi ontem que o último episódio do Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu foi lançado não é mesmo? Esta é a hora do capítulo final, então prepare-se para mergulhar no vazio mais uma vez com Jovem Nerd, Azaghal, Tucano, Rex, Carlos Voltor e Leonel Caldela em mais um Nerdcast Especial de RPG! Neste podcast: O mundo está à beira do apocalipse enquanto os cultistas se preparam para usar o Necronomicon na ilha de Heligoland. Os investigadores sacrificaram tudo na rota para o confronto final. Feridos e desesperados, eles são a última esperança de deter o ritual que irá invocar o Grande Cthulhu! E para ter mais conteúdo sobre o Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu, participe da campanha em www.nerdcastrpg.com.br. Apoiando, você recebe a Bibliotheca Cthulhiana, composta de quatro publicações — um romance inédito em dois volumes, uma graphic novel e um livro-jogo, todos ambientados no universo do RPG — além de colecionáveis exclusivos! Após escutar, compartilhe suas opiniões (SEM spoilers) usando a hashtag #NerdcastRPG nas redes sociais, ou participe da thread oficial com spoilers em www.twitter.com/realthotep. Não recomendado para menores de 16 anos “Não está morto o que pode eternamente jazer. E em eras estranhas até a morte pode morrer” ALTAMENTE RECOMENDÁVEL OUVIR COM FONES DE OUVIDO O NERDCAST RPG CTHULHU é baseado na obra de H.P. Lovecraft HISTÓRIA por Leonel Caldela DIREÇÃO E MONTAGEM: Deive Pazos MIXAGEM E SONORIZAÇÃO: Alexandre Ottoni TRILHA SONORA ORIGINAL: Bruno Gouveia (Govis) PERSONAGENS: DON AZAGHAL: Deive Pazos THOMAS FARADAY: Alexandre Ottoni JIMMY O'FLANNAGAN: Fernando Russell (Tucano) STEPHEN VENKMAN: Carlos Voltor GIACOMO “BÚFALO" DI MONTI: Tiago De La'Marca (Rex) NYARLATHOTEP:Leo Castilhos NECRONOMICON: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) VON BASF: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) CIGANO IGOR: Afonso Tresdê FRAU EISENKIMMER: Alan Duboc HEINRICH HIMMLER: Guilherme Briggs PARTICIPAÇÃO ESPECIAL: João Paulo Miguel (JP) VOZES DOS ROSTOS DOS FACELESS NO BUNKER Agatha Duboc Ottoni, Alanna Cunha, Anna Luíza Villela, Antonio Braugini, Arthur Murray, Beatriz Tavernaro, Brunna Arrais, Casa Reis, Davi William de Souza Borges, Dause Richter, Erick Guedes Matos, Erik Guedes, Felipe Bilharva da Silva, Guilherme Andreazza de Freitas, Jéssica Dalcin da Silva, Karina Reinhold, Katiucha Barcelos, Leon Branquinho Kurowski, Mario Freitas, Matheus Enrique, Natália Dorlitz, Stephaine Pendl, Rafael Figueiredo, Renata Tubor, Thaís Lima, Jerfferson Araújo, Vanlee Bogdan, Victor Gasulla, Vinicius Mendes VOZES ADICIONAIS: Leo Lopes, Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra LOCUÇÃO: Élcio Romar DIREÇÃO DE LOCUÇÃO: Beatriz Rodrigues SUPERVISÃO DE DECOUPAGEM, SFX E FOLLEY: Leo Lopes DECOUPAGEM: Thiago Miro SELEÇÃO DE SFX E FOLLEY Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra SUPORTE TÉCNICO: Diego Moreno e Richard Kloppe CONSULTORIA CIENTÍFICA: Caio Gomes ARTE DA VITRINE: André Meister OUÇA TAMBÉM RPG Call of Cthulhu 1: O mistério de William Faraday: http://bit.ly/2muWakC RPG Call of Cthulhu 2: O horror do Necronomicon: https://bit.ly/2rcaVKz RPG Call of Cthulhu 3: O despertar dos profundos: https://bit.ly/3h8tUiO E-MAILS Mande suas críticas, elogios, sugestões e caneladas para nerdcast@jovemnerd.com.br
Sexta-feira 361 de dezembro de 2019, parece que foi ontem que o último episódio do Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu foi lançado não é mesmo? Esta é a hora do capítulo final, então prepare-se para mergulhar no vazio mais uma vez com Jovem Nerd, Azaghal, Tucano, Rex, Carlos Voltor e Leonel Caldela em mais um Nerdcast Especial de RPG! Neste podcast: O mundo está à beira do apocalipse enquanto os cultistas se preparam para usar o Necronomicon na ilha de Heligoland. Os investigadores sacrificaram tudo na rota para o confronto final. Feridos e desesperados, eles são a última esperança de deter o ritual que irá invocar o Grande Cthulhu! E para ter mais conteúdo sobre o Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu, participe da campanha em www.nerdcastrpg.com.br. Apoiando, você recebe a Bibliotheca Cthulhiana, composta de quatro publicações — um romance inédito em dois volumes, uma graphic novel e um livro-jogo, todos ambientados no universo do RPG — além de colecionáveis exclusivos! Após escutar, compartilhe suas opiniões (SEM spoilers) usando a hashtag #NerdcastRPG nas redes sociais, ou participe da thread oficial com spoilers em www.twitter.com/realthotep. Não recomendado para menores de 16 anos “Não está morto o que pode eternamente jazer. E em eras estranhas até a morte pode morrer” ALTAMENTE RECOMENDÁVEL OUVIR COM FONES DE OUVIDO O NERDCAST RPG CTHULHU é baseado na obra de H.P. Lovecraft HISTÓRIA por Leonel Caldela DIREÇÃO E MONTAGEM: Deive Pazos MIXAGEM E SONORIZAÇÃO: Alexandre Ottoni TRILHA SONORA ORIGINAL: Bruno Gouveia (Govis) PERSONAGENS: DON AZAGHAL: Deive Pazos THOMAS FARADAY: Alexandre Ottoni JIMMY O’FLANNAGAN: Fernando Russell (Tucano) STEPHEN VENKMAN: Carlos Voltor GIACOMO “BÚFALO" DI MONTI: Tiago De La’Marca (Rex) NYARLATHOTEP:Leo Castilhos NECRONOMICON: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) VON BASF: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) CIGANO IGOR: Afonso Tresdê FRAU EISENKIMMER: Alan Duboc HEINRICH HIMMLER: Guilherme Briggs PARTICIPAÇÃO ESPECIAL: João Paulo Miguel (JP) VOZES DOS ROSTOS DOS FACELESS NO BUNKER Agatha Duboc Ottoni, Alanna Cunha, Anna Luíza Villela, Antonio Braugini, Arthur Murray, Beatriz Tavernaro, Brunna Arrais, Casa Reis, Davi William de Souza Borges, Dause Richter, Erick Guedes Matos, Erik Guedes, Felipe Bilharva da Silva, Guilherme Andreazza de Freitas, Jéssica Dalcin da Silva, Karina Reinhold, Katiucha Barcelos, Leon Branquinho Kurowski, Mario Freitas, Matheus Enrique, Natália Dorlitz, Stephaine Pendl, Rafael Figueiredo, Renata Tubor, Thaís Lima, Jerfferson Araújo, Vanlee Bogdan, Victor Gasulla, Vinicius Mendes VOZES ADICIONAIS: Leo Lopes, Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra LOCUÇÃO: Élcio Romar DIREÇÃO DE LOCUÇÃO: Beatriz Rodrigues SUPERVISÃO DE DECOUPAGEM, SFX E FOLLEY: Leo Lopes DECOUPAGEM: Thiago Miro SELEÇÃO DE SFX E FOLLEY Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra SUPORTE TÉCNICO: Diego Moreno e Richard Kloppe CONSULTORIA CIENTÍFICA: Caio Gomes ARTE DA VITRINE: André Meister OUÇA TAMBÉM RPG Call of Cthulhu 1: O mistério de William Faraday: http://bit.ly/2muWakC RPG Call of Cthulhu 2: O horror do Necronomicon: https://bit.ly/2rcaVKz RPG Call of Cthulhu 3: O despertar dos profundos: https://bit.ly/3h8tUiO E-MAILS Mande suas críticas, elogios, sugestões e caneladas para nerdcast@jovemnerd.com.br
Sexta-feira 361 de dezembro de 2019, parece que foi ontem que o último episódio do Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu foi lançado não é mesmo? Esta é a hora do capítulo final, então prepare-se para mergulhar no vazio mais uma vez com Jovem Nerd, Azaghal, Tucano, Rex, Carlos Voltor e Leonel Caldela em mais um Nerdcast Especial de RPG! Neste podcast: O mundo está à beira do apocalipse enquanto os cultistas se preparam para usar o Necronomicon na ilha de Heligoland. Os investigadores sacrificaram tudo na rota para o confronto final. Feridos e desesperados, eles são a última esperança de deter o ritual que irá invocar o Grande Cthulhu! E para ter mais conteúdo sobre o Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu, participe da campanha em www.nerdcastrpg.com.br. Apoiando, você recebe a Bibliotheca Cthulhiana, composta de quatro publicações — um romance inédito em dois volumes, uma graphic novel e um livro-jogo, todos ambientados no universo do RPG — além de colecionáveis exclusivos! Após escutar, compartilhe suas opiniões (SEM spoilers) usando a hashtag #NerdcastRPG nas redes sociais, ou participe da thread oficial com spoilers em www.twitter.com/realthotep. Não recomendado para menores de 16 anos “Não está morto o que pode eternamente jazer. E em eras estranhas até a morte pode morrer” ALTAMENTE RECOMENDÁVEL OUVIR COM FONES DE OUVIDO O NERDCAST RPG CTHULHU é baseado na obra de H.P. Lovecraft HISTÓRIA por Leonel Caldela DIREÇÃO E MONTAGEM: Deive Pazos MIXAGEM E SONORIZAÇÃO: Alexandre Ottoni TRILHA SONORA ORIGINAL: Bruno Gouveia (Govis) PERSONAGENS: DON AZAGHAL: Deive Pazos THOMAS FARADAY: Alexandre Ottoni JIMMY O’FLANNAGAN: Fernando Russell (Tucano) STEPHEN VENKMAN: Carlos Voltor GIACOMO “BÚFALO" DI MONTI: Tiago De La’Marca (Rex) NYARLATHOTEP:Leo Castilhos NECRONOMICON: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) VON BASF: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) CIGANO IGOR: Afonso Tresdê FRAU EISENKIMMER: Alan Duboc HEINRICH HIMMLER: Guilherme Briggs PARTICIPAÇÃO ESPECIAL: João Paulo Miguel (JP) VOZES DOS ROSTOS DOS FACELESS NO BUNKER Agatha Duboc Ottoni, Alanna Cunha, Anna Luíza Villela, Antonio Braugini, Arthur Murray, Beatriz Tavernaro, Brunna Arrais, Casa Reis, Davi William de Souza Borges, Dause Richter, Erick Guedes Matos, Erik Guedes, Felipe Bilharva da Silva, Guilherme Andreazza de Freitas, Jéssica Dalcin da Silva, Karina Reinhold, Katiucha Barcelos, Leon Branquinho Kurowski, Mario Freitas, Matheus Enrique, Natália Dorlitz, Stephaine Pendl, Rafael Figueiredo, Renata Tubor, Thaís Lima, Jerfferson Araújo, Vanlee Bogdan, Victor Gasulla, Vinicius Mendes VOZES ADICIONAIS: Leo Lopes, Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra LOCUÇÃO: Élcio Romar DIREÇÃO DE LOCUÇÃO: Beatriz Rodrigues SUPERVISÃO DE DECOUPAGEM, SFX E FOLLEY: Leo Lopes DECOUPAGEM: Thiago Miro SELEÇÃO DE SFX E FOLLEY Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra SUPORTE TÉCNICO: Diego Moreno e Richard Kloppe CONSULTORIA CIENTÍFICA: Caio Gomes ARTE DA VITRINE: André Meister OUÇA TAMBÉM RPG Call of Cthulhu 1: O mistério de William Faraday: http://bit.ly/2muWakC RPG Call of Cthulhu 2: O horror do Necronomicon: https://bit.ly/2rcaVKz RPG Call of Cthulhu 3: O despertar dos profundos: https://bit.ly/3h8tUiO E-MAILS Mande suas críticas, elogios, sugestões e caneladas para nerdcast@jovemnerd.com.br
Sexta-feira 361 de dezembro de 2019, parece que foi ontem que o último episódio do Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu foi lançado não é mesmo? Esta é a hora do capítulo final, então prepare-se para mergulhar no vazio mais uma vez com Jovem Nerd, Azaghal, Tucano, Rex, Carlos Voltor e Leonel Caldela em mais um Nerdcast Especial de RPG! Neste podcast: O mundo está à beira do apocalipse enquanto os cultistas se preparam para usar o Necronomicon na ilha de Heligoland. Os investigadores sacrificaram tudo na rota para o confronto final. Feridos e desesperados, eles são a última esperança de deter o ritual que irá invocar o Grande Cthulhu! E para ter mais conteúdo sobre o Nerdcast RPG: Cthulhu, participe da campanha em www.nerdcastrpg.com.br. Apoiando, você recebe a Bibliotheca Cthulhiana, composta de quatro publicações — um romance inédito em dois volumes, uma graphic novel e um livro-jogo, todos ambientados no universo do RPG — além de colecionáveis exclusivos! Após escutar, compartilhe suas opiniões (SEM spoilers) usando a hashtag #NerdcastRPG nas redes sociais, ou participe da thread oficial com spoilers em www.twitter.com/realthotep. Não recomendado para menores de 16 anos “Não está morto o que pode eternamente jazer. E em eras estranhas até a morte pode morrer” ALTAMENTE RECOMENDÁVEL OUVIR COM FONES DE OUVIDO O NERDCAST RPG CTHULHU é baseado na obra de H.P. Lovecraft HISTÓRIA por Leonel Caldela DIREÇÃO E MONTAGEM: Deive Pazos MIXAGEM E SONORIZAÇÃO: Alexandre Ottoni TRILHA SONORA ORIGINAL: Bruno Gouveia (Govis) PERSONAGENS: DON AZAGHAL: Deive Pazos THOMAS FARADAY: Alexandre Ottoni JIMMY O’FLANNAGAN: Fernando Russell (Tucano) STEPHEN VENKMAN: Carlos Voltor GIACOMO “BÚFALO" DI MONTI: Tiago De La’Marca (Rex) NYARLATHOTEP:Leo Castilhos NECRONOMICON: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) VON BASF: Frederico Carstens (Sr.K) CIGANO IGOR: Afonso Tresdê FRAU EISENKIMMER: Alan Duboc HEINRICH HIMMLER: Guilherme Briggs PARTICIPAÇÃO ESPECIAL: João Paulo Miguel (JP) VOZES DOS ROSTOS DOS FACELESS NO BUNKER Agatha Duboc Ottoni, Alanna Cunha, Anna Luíza Villela, Antonio Braugini, Arthur Murray, Beatriz Tavernaro, Brunna Arrais, Casa Reis, Davi William de Souza Borges, Dause Richter, Erick Guedes Matos, Erik Guedes, Felipe Bilharva da Silva, Guilherme Andreazza de Freitas, Jéssica Dalcin da Silva, Karina Reinhold, Katiucha Barcelos, Leon Branquinho Kurowski, Mario Freitas, Matheus Enrique, Natália Dorlitz, Stephaine Pendl, Rafael Figueiredo, Renata Tubor, Thaís Lima, Jerfferson Araújo, Vanlee Bogdan, Victor Gasulla, Vinicius Mendes VOZES ADICIONAIS: Leo Lopes, Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra LOCUÇÃO: Élcio Romar DIREÇÃO DE LOCUÇÃO: Beatriz Rodrigues SUPERVISÃO DE DECOUPAGEM, SFX E FOLLEY: Leo Lopes DECOUPAGEM: Thiago Miro SELEÇÃO DE SFX E FOLLEY Jef Barbosa e Eduardo Sierra SUPORTE TÉCNICO: Diego Moreno e Richard Kloppe CONSULTORIA CIENTÍFICA: Caio Gomes ARTE DA VITRINE: André Meister OUÇA TAMBÉM RPG Call of Cthulhu 1: O mistério de William Faraday: http://bit.ly/2muWakC RPG Call of Cthulhu 2: O horror do Necronomicon: https://bit.ly/2rcaVKz RPG Call of Cthulhu 3: O despertar dos profundos: https://bit.ly/3h8tUiO E-MAILS Mande suas críticas, elogios, sugestões e caneladas para nerdcast@jovemnerd.com.br
A terrifying story that mixes WWI with the dark arts--a magic Great War! Story by Kevin Valbonesi. #alternatehistory #althist #wwi #magic #dieselpunk #lovecraft #rpg
Los pasantes del Instituto Alfred Wegener estuvieron un año investigando en la isla Heligoland, en el mar del Norte. Debido a la pandemia quedaron aquí atrapados, pues no pueden regresar a sus países de origen.
Visiting research scholars at the Alfred Wegener Institute spent a year working on the German North Sea island of Heligoland. And they are still out there, 50 kilometers from the coast. The coronavirus crisis cut them off from their families.
- El Enigma de Heligoland Fue denominada la tierra del apocalipsis. Los Nazis creyeron ver en este lugar restos de la mítica Atlántida. Fue protagonista de hechos sin precedentes e incluso de descubrimientos científicos asombrosos. Las leyendas y los misterios llenan un enclave que asombra por su tremenda historia. Pablo Tresgallo nos lo cuenta. - Los Fantasmas del río Órbigo ¿Puede una tragedia dejar su huella como fenómenos sobrenaturales? El 10 de abril de 1979 se produjo una de estas tragedias, lo que sucedió después pone los pelos de punta. Escucharemos la voz de quien vivió una experiencia aterradora en ese lugar. - Supersticiones Extrañas Desde China, hasta Colombia; todos los países cuentan con sus propias supersticiones. Algunas son curiosas, sorprendentes e incluso inquietantes. Rocío Gandarillas Alonso nos hace un fascinante recorrido por sus expedientes. Ademas Jose Manuel García Bautista nos invita a un misterioso lugar de Kazajistán. Todo un misterio arqueológico en Asia.
- El Enigma de Heligoland Fue denominada la tierra del apocalipsis. Los Nazis creyeron ver en este lugar restos de la mítica Atlántida. Fue protagonista de hechos sin precedentes e incluso de descubrimientos científicos asombrosos. Las leyendas y los misterios llenan un enclave que asombra por su tremenda historia. Pablo Tresgallo nos lo cuenta. - Los Fantasmas del río Órbigo ¿Puede una tragedia dejar su huella como fenómenos sobrenaturales? El 10 de abril de 1979 se produjo una de estas tragedias, lo que sucedió después pone los pelos de punta. Escucharemos la voz de quien vivió una experiencia aterradora en ese lugar. - Supersticiones Extrañas Desde China, hasta Colombia; todos los países cuentan con sus propias supersticiones. Algunas son curiosas, sorprendentes e incluso inquietantes. Rocío Gandarillas Alonso nos hace un fascinante recorrido por sus expedientes. Ademas Jose Manuel García Bautista nos invita a un misterioso lugar de Kazajistán. Todo un misterio arqueológico en Asia.
On March 14, 2020, Dan Grec's Kickstarter will end. If you're listening to this before that date, buy Dan's book on Kickstarter. His book (and website) are called The Road Chose Me. If you're listening to this after March 14th, buy Dan Grec's book on Amazon. Why buy his book? Because for 999 days Dan Grec drove through 35 of the 54 African countries. His book recounts his 3-year adventure. In this 90-min podcast, we discuss: His road trip across Latin America. How he saved money for 4 years for this 3-year trip. Why he biked to work in Yukon's winter. Which were some of the toughest African border crossings. How he got (or didn't get) African visas on the fly. How much it cost to ship his truck across the Atlantic How many times he got malaria and how it was. What he thinks of South Africa's future. What makes Sudan special and unique. His speaking tour. What he's planning to do next. We discussed the Caprivi Strip. Here are the facts from Wikipedia: Caprivi was named after German Chancellor Leo von Caprivi (in office 1890–1894), who negotiated the acquisition of the land in an 1890 exchange with the United Kingdom. Caprivi arranged for the Caprivi strip to be annexed to German South West Africa in order to give Germany access to the Zambezi River and a route to Africa's east coast, where the colony of German East Africa (now part of Tanzania) was situated. The river later proved unnavigable and inaccessible to the Indian Ocean due to the Victoria Falls. The transfer of territory was a part of the Heligoland-Zanzibar Treaty of 1890, in which Germany gave up its interest in Zanzibar in return for the Caprivi Strip and the island of Heligoland in the North Sea. We also wondered where the expression "rest on your laurels" comes from. Simply put: the origins of the phrase lie in ancient Greece, where laurel wreaths were symbols of victory and status. You can watch the interview on YouTube, although the audio is out of sync. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaL8jLnRf_4& More info You can post comments, ask questions, and sign up for my newsletter at http://wanderlearn.com. If you like this podcast, subscribe and share! On social media, my username is always ftapon. Follow me on: http://facebook.com/ftapon http://twitter.com/ftapon http://youtube.com/user/ftapon http://pinterest.com/ftapon http://tumblr.com/ftapon Claim your monthly reward by becoming a patron at http://Patreon.com/FTapon Rewards start at just $2/month! If you prefer to do a one-time contribution, you can send it to my PayPal at FT@FrancisTapon.com If you prefer giving me Bitcoin, then please send BTC to my tip jar: 3EiSBC2bv2bYtYEXAKTkgqZohjF27DGjnV Health Access Sumbawa One of WanderLearn's top patrons, Kathy Kennedy Enger, asked me to draw attention to Health Access Sumbawa. I am happy to promote this remarkable nonprofit. In 2014, Jack Kennedy founded the organization to bring malaria control and healthcare to remote, impoverished communities. It started on the remote island of Sumbawa, Indonesia. Since then, it's expanded thanks to generous donations. Visit their website to learn more and to donate: https://healthaccesssumbawa.org
Chapitre 2 : “The Lucky One” “Ce moment un peu nul où on sait qu'on se plait, mais qu'on ose rien faire.” Parfois, j'ai beau chercher, je retiens seulement une musique pour une personne. Malgré l'album Heligoland de Massive Attack comme décor, c'est le morceau de Au revoir Simone qui est synonyme de Lyse : The Lucky One. Un grand Merci à tous ceux qui ont participé au projet en tant que comédien ou à la technique. Comédiens: Mina Bataillard (Lyse), Nicolas Pascal (Pote de soirée), Justine Labanère (Amie) Technique: Hexatonic Studio, Radio Didee, Laura Van Puybroeck. Relecture: Thomas Furlan, Marjorie Seigner. Bonne écoute ! Playlist de l'épisode: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMlAT2QfHTW4cryk1hfV9z3S4vsAjKbO_
HOPE.IS.ALWAYS.SOMEWHERE..... by tony justerini 01. Hilary Hahn & Hauschka– Krakow ( Silfra. 2012) (00.00) 02. Jon Hopkins – I Remember (Late Night Tales, 2015) (02.30) 03. Peter Baumann – Ordinary Wonder (Machines of Desire, 2017) (06.30) 04. Hans Zimmer – Mobula Rays (Blue Planet II, 2017) (12.10) 05. Imagine Dragons – Thunder (Evolve, 2017) (14.30) 06. How To Disappear Completely – Aislin (Mer de Reves II, 2017) (17.25) 07. Slow Meadow – Viejo Carussel (Costero, 2017) (20.40) 08. The Tallest Man On Earth – On Every Page (With Ymusic, 2017) (22.10) 09. When The Clouds - The Dawn and the Embrace (The Longed for Season,2010) (26.10) 10. Nils Frahm – Because this Must Be (7fingers,2010) (30.40) 11. Cru – Moonlight (re-Silence, 2006) (33.05) 12. Ryuichi Sakamoto – Life, life (Async, 2017) (36.50) 13. Mário Cesariny – História de Cão (Mário Cesariny de Vasconcelos, 2010) (40.50) 14. Heligoland – Always Another (Saint Anne , EP, 2013) (41.50) 15. Roger Eno - Out of Tune, Out of Time…(This Floating World , 2017) (45.20) 16. The Tallest Man On Earth - There's No Leaving Now(With Ymusic, 2017) (47.25) 17. The Clientele – The Neighbour (The Age of Miracles, 2017) (51.40) 18. Slow Meadow – Hurricane (Costero, 2017) (56.40) 19. Sharon Van Etten – Holding Out (Because I was In Love, 2009 ) (01.01.40) 20. Ben Lukas Boysen - Sleepers Beat Theme (Spells, 2016) (01.07.30) 21. Anoice – Liange (In Studio, 2014) (01.11.20) 22. Perfume Genius – When (Learning, 2009 ) (01.16.10) total time: 1.20.00 h photo by Catalin Baican www.radioetiopia.com http://radioetiopia.phase108.net/ https://instagram.com/radioetiopia/ https://radiolisboa.pt/
Highlights The US naval war of 1917 | @01:10 The Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay with Steve Bunker & Carrie Villar | @07:35 Living in NYC? Did a “Slacker” live in your apartment 100 years ago? | @14:55 The Balfour Declaration - Promise of a Jewish Homeland in Palestine with Mike Shuster | @17:15 The worldwide history of Veterans Day | @22:05 Ceremonial Groundbreaking for America’s WWI Memorial in Washington DC | @24:10 Veterans Day Events | @24:30 Speaking WWI… “Scrounge” | @28:00 100C/100M in Riverside IL with Joseph Baar Topinka | @29:30 International Report - Notre Dame Projection spectacular and documentary premiere | @36:20 Falling back to Daylight Standard Time - Blame the Kaiser | @37:35 The Buzz in Social Media | @39:35----more---- Opening Welcome to World War 1 centennial News - It’s about WW1 THEN - what was happening 100 years ago this week - and it’s about WW1 NOW - news and updates about the centennial and the commemoration. Today is November 1st, 2017 and our guests this week are: Steve Bunker of the Friends of Mallows Bay and Carrie Villar curator for the Ghosts of Mallows Bay exhibit at Woodrow Wilson House Mike Shuster from the great war project blog, And Joseph Baar Topinka, Post Commander at American Legion Post 0488 in Riverside, Illinois. WW1 Centennial News is brought to you by the U.S. World War I Centennial Commission and the Pritzker Military Museum and Library. I’m Theo Mayer - the Chief Technologist for the Commission and your host. Welcome to the show. [MUSIC] World War One THEN 100 Year Ago This Week [MUSIC TRANSITION] Today, we are looking at the war on the water. The Atlantic Ocean was a major factor in the war 100 years ago. It wasn’t just a military battleground but an important strategic pivot. Ships and mastery of the seas had been key factors in national strength for centuries. Fleets and armadas the stuff of legends... but the conflict on the seas during WW1 is unique and comes down to a life and death struggle between the need to move goods, materiel and men versus the threat of small, stealthy and deadly raiders - the U-boats of WWI. Like a small virus that can fell giants - the German U-boats are not just a threat to ships on the seas, but a deadly noose closing to choke the life out of nations. So Let’s jump into our wayback machine and head back to 1917 to see how all this lays out and plays out. [MUSIC TRANSITION] We’ve gone back in time 100 years and we are looking back across the waters of the year of 1917. In just the first four months of 1917, U-boat raids reduce the British grain supply to just six weeks by sinking 1,365 ships. The Kaiser’s Navy believes that by using unrestricted submarine warfare on all shipping, it can blockade England into surrender whether the U.S. intervenes in the war or not. They are killing transports faster that replacements can be built and they know they are hurting the brits - a lot! England imperial economy is hugely dependent on imports of food and raw materials, and at the current rate of sinking it’s supply lines, it is quite possible the England and then the allies might lose the war… not to the millions of poor souls slugging it out in the trenches - but to an effective fleet of just a few hundred submarines... each typically only 214 feet long, carrying 35 men, 12 torpedoes, mines and capable of traveling underwater for two hours at a stretch. As America enters the war in April of 1917, the US Navy strategy is not focused on this threat at all. It's strategic focus is on building a POWER navy headed by giant battle cruisers and dreadnaughts… The Naval Act of 1916 authorizes the building of ten battleships and six battle cruisers -- 32 thousand and 42 thousand ton behemoths sporting massive 16" guns, supported by scores of cruisers, destroyers and new submarines. This is a big iron --- power strategy -- based on what is known as Capital Ships - ready to fight in the atlantic, caribbean and Pacific - perhaps all at once… a prophetic vision for a quarter century later. But the real challenge and the task for the US navy just entering the war is protecting shipping lanes from the deadly stings of little raiders just under the surface. It’s an issue we need to address - not just for Brittain - but as our only way to move millions of men, equipment and supplies across the Atlantic in order to join the fight! This is made very clear to Rear Admiral William Sims. he’s the president of the Naval War College and goes to Britain on the eve of America’s entry into the war to meet with the British Admiralty about strategy. In point of fact, the ship he travels to England on, the American Line's New York, is damaged by a submarine-laid mine as it approaches Liverpool. The Admiralty, pleads its case and makes clear that is is implementing a convoy system - something the US naval command does not believe in. This strategy requires lots of smaller ships -- primarily destroyers - to work as escorts. The British campaign for the US to refocus it’s shipbuilding on ships suited to that task of convoying. Sims, who is subsequently named commander of U.S. naval forces in European waters, becomes an early convert for convoys. On 14 April, just days after America enters the war - he cables Washington with his recommendations that the maximum number of American destroyers be made available immediately. He argues that the timely arrival of even a small number of escorts at this critical moment can have an immediate and strategically important impact on the war -- right now!! --- given the fact that it’s gonna take some time for the US to mobilize enough military land resources to have any other actual impact. There is pushback on this from Admiral William Benson -- Chief of Naval Operations and Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels who argue for putting more emphasis on armed merchant ships sailing independently, with navy patrolled sea lanes. However, Sims advocacy and additional diplomatic admiralty visits to Washington succeeds in getting twenty-eight American destroyers escorting convoys by the end of june and thirty five by end August 1917, rather than the Navy simply conducting patrols as had been the original plan. Well, it turns out that the convoy system works - and works well - The positive results bring the Americans around - especially admiral Benson who reportedly "goes to the mat," with the American naval building priorities This ties into what we told you about in Episode 28, On Friday July 18th, 1917- President Wilson announced in the Official Bulletin that: Because of their varied contracts for shipbuilding, the yards can not carry out our program without the help of the Government; it has, therefore, been decided that the shipbuilding industry of the Nation shall be federalized. The administration appointed United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation is put in charge. Three days later - on the 21st. July 1917, Secretary Daniels orders construction of new battleships to cease. Priority is to be given to destroyers and other anti-submarine craft. He authorized construction of what would eventually total 266 destroyers. Links: http://www.iwm.org.uk/history/the-u-boat-campaign-that-almost-broke-britain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U-boat_Campaign_(World_War_I) http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/germans-unleash-u-boats https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2014/04/world-war-i-in-photos-war-at-sea/507332/ http://www.worldwar1.com/tgws/usnwwone.htm [SOUND EFFECT] Mallows Bay A huge push for ship building in the US - with many built so fast and a maybe a little shoddy -- that over 200 of them - having served their purpose - were scuttled and sunk right after the war -- which leads us to our next story… We are going to slide into the present for just a moment to talk about The Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay - a small bay on the Maryland side of the Potomac River in Charles County, Maryland. It’s considered the "largest shipwreck graveyard in the Western Hemisphere… and now being advocated for and being considered by NOAA to become one of the most interesting national marine sanctuary in the united states. With us here in 2017 are Steve Bunker from the Friends of Mallows Bay, and Carrie Villar, who served as interim director of Woodrow Wilson House in washington DC a national trust for historic preservation historic site and carrie is also the curator for the Ghosts of Mallows Bay exhibit,. Welcome to both of you…. [exchange greetings] [Steve, can you tell us a bit about how, why and who sunk all those ships in Mallows Bay?] [I understand that the bay was salvaged for steel and other metals - tell us about that?] [Since I’ve learned about it - Mallows Bay is on my list of places I want to see.. What is the visitor experience like?] [The Woodrow Wilson house just opened an exhibit on this - and with us is Carrie Villar the curator for the exhibit - Carrie, how and why did the Woodrow Wilson House get involved? ] [Carrie - Can you tell us a bit about the opening?] Thank you both for coming on the show! That was Steve Bunker from the Friends of Mallow bay, and Carrie Villar, the curator of the Ghosts of Mallows Bay exhibit at Woodrow Wilson House. Links: http://www.woodrowwilsonhouse.org/event/exhibit-opening-ghost-fleet https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/mallows-bay/ Whipping back to 100 years ago this week --- Boy are we breaking format today - but --- we found one more quick story that we just HAVE to slip in… [SOUND EFFECT] Dateline October 29th, 1917 The Headline of the NY times reads: Names of New Yorkers Who Have Failed to Respond to the Draft Call 1490 of draft age ignore summons - men classed as deserters - reward of $50 for each!! WOW -- This article put out by Roger B Wood, director of the draft in New York City lists the names AND ADDRESSES of nearly 1500 young men - known at the time as SLACKERS (our Speaking WWI word from our early August episode #32) They are naming names - they are giving addresses - and they are offering rewards - and god help any one of those young men with a German sounding last name. But the reason we HAD to slip in the story - and give you the link to the article is because - when Katherine Akey - our line producer - who found the article looked through the list - well - let me have her tell you herself [Katherine tells us how she found an old apartment address in NYC that SHE lived in and challenges listeners who have done stints in NYC to check out their old addresses to see if they are SLACKER refuges!!! - fun Sam Berry, on St Mark’s Place] This very important link is in the podcast notes... link:http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9D0CE3DD113AE433A2575AC2A9669D946696D6CF [SOUND EFFECT] Great War Project The war that changed the world is connected to the roots of many of our modern conflicts and here to tell us one of the stories is Mike shuster, former NPR correspondent and curator for the Great War project blog. Hi Mike! [Mike Shuster] Mike Shuster from the Great War Project blog. LINK: http://greatwarproject.org/2017/10/29/the-struggle-for-palestine-begins/ [SOUND EFFECT] The Great War Channel For weekly informative videos about WW1 from the European perspective, we recommend the Great War Channel on Youtube - This week - two new episodes focus on Caporetto which we introduced to you last week : FIrst == The Battle of La Malmaison [mal-may-zon] -- Breakthrough at Caporetto Next - On the Battlefield of Caporetto -- Exploring the Kovorat -- a report from the team’s trip to Italy And finally - Strategic Bombing on the Western Front Follow the link in the podcast notes or search for “the great war” on youtube. Link: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheGreatWar World War One NOW [SOUND EFFECT] We have moved forward in time to the present… Welcome to WW1 Centennial News NOW - This part of the program is not about history but how the centennial of the War that changed the world is being commemorated today. Veterans Day History Worldwide As we continue our countdown to veterans day, let’s take a moment to look back at its origins and the variations of it around the world. Veterans Day originated as “Armistice Day”, first celebrated on Nov. 11, 1919, the first anniversary of the end of fighting during World War I. It became a national holiday in 1938 and in 1954 President EIsenhower officially changed the name to Veterans day incorporate the ideas beyond WWI. Memorial Day - that you probably think of it as the start of the summer season - focuses on veterans who paid the ultimate price, while Veterans Day - with its roots as a salute to our doughboys - is a tribute to any American veterans—living or dead. It is our national salute to service. Great Britain, France, Australia and Canada also commemorate the veterans of World War I and World War II on or near November 11th: Canada has Remembrance Day, while Britain has Remembrance Sunday. Each country honors its veterans, and the armistice of WW1, in a slightly different way. France expelled an invader from its territory, and the tenor of commemoration there reflects that. Even the symbol of remembrance differs from place to place. The red poppy of flanders fields is common in the UK, Australia and New Zealand, Canada and America -- The French use the blue cornflower, whic – like the poppy – continued to grow in land devastated by war. No matter how our commemorations may differ, citizens from all across the globe will take pause on or around November 11th to remember the sacrifice of men and women in who serve their nations in the military. Events As we countdown to Veterans Day 2018, here are some things for you to participate in. Ceremonial Groundbreaking for America’s WWI Memorial at Pershing Park in Washington DC Start on November 9, at 11am eastern with the ceremonial groundbreaking for the National World War One memorial at Pershing Park in Washington DC. We will be streaming it on Facebook live. We are on facebook @ww-the number 1- centennial… or follow the link in the podcast notes. LINK: http://Facebook.com/ww1Centennial Next be sure to tag all your related posts and photos on social media using the hashtag #countdowntoveteransday. Link: https://www.va.gov/opa/vetsday/vetdayhistory.asp http://www.military.com/veterans-day/history-of-veterans-day.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bleuet_de_France#/media/File:CPA_Bleuet_de_France_1914-1918.jpg We suggest you visit the U.S. National WW1 Centennial Events Register at WW1CC.org/events to look for Veterans Day events near you. Many WWI related organizations have posted events in the national register. We have picked a few of them to tell you about... NYC In the Big Apple, the famous New York City Veterans Day Parade is the largest Veterans Day event in the nation. The Parade takes place every November 11, rain or shine with activities commencing at 10am. Over 300 units and tens of thousands of marchers assemble near Madison Square Park, including veterans of all eras, military units, civic & youth groups, businesses, and high school bands from across America. Also in New York, on Thursday evening the 9th of November the annual Flanders Remembers Concert will present Distortion, a Hymn to Liberty on at the Kaufman Music Center in New York. Commissioned by the Government of Flanders, the piece commemorates the Centennial of World War I, and the concert will benefit the United War Veterans Council. Washington DC area Also on November 11th, Arlington National Cemetery will host its annual commemorations on Veterans Day. A prelude concert will begin in the Memorial Amphitheater at 10:30 a.m followed by a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at 11 a.m. Commemoration ceremonies are being held all over the country! Not just in major metros. For example... Wilberforce Ohio In Wilberforce Ohio, the National Afro-American Museum & Cultural Center is holding a Veterans Day Commemoration Event where award winning history teacher and Ohio World War I Committee member Paul LaRue will present a program that examine Ohio's African American World War I soldiers, their service and their sacrifice. Saint Paul, Minnesota The Minnesota History Center is hosting a lecture on November 11th where you can learn about the 34th “Red Bull” Infantry Division, a National Guard division from Minnesota, that went “over there” in WW1. Louisville, Kentucky In Louisville, Kentucky, a special WWI commemorative display will be set up with pictures and WWI military artifacts organized In conjunction with the annual Veterans Day program. Rutherford NJ And finally, The Rutherford NJ World War I Centennial Committee will hold a centennial remembrance program at the base of their WWI memorial column, which was a recent awardee in our 100 Cities/100 Memorials program. There will be remarks by the Mayor and dignitaries and a reading of the names of Rutherford's dead as well as a ceremonial 20' x 30' flag folding with taps followed by a special exhibition on many Rutherford veterans of the war including one of a kind personal artifacts. Two films will also be shown, "The Lost Battalion" and "Dear Home-Letters from WWI" So check the events register at ww1cc.org/events - and if your Veterans Day event is NOT posted in the register - click the big red button and submit it to get it into the national archival register of Veterans Day commemorations that happened during the centennial of the war that changed the world! We have LOTS of links in the podcast notes! Links: http://uwvc.org/vetsday2017/parade-details/ http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/communicate/press-media/wwi-centennial-news/3371-flanders-remembers-concert-commemorates-u-s-entry-into-wwi.html http://www.arlingtoncemetery.mil/News/Post/2954/Visiting-Arlington-National-Cemetery-on-Veterans-Day http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/commemorate/event-map-system/eventdetail/10288/64th-veterans-day-observance.html http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/commemorate/event-map-system/eventdetail/47040/veterans-day-commemoration-event.html http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/commemorate/event-map-system/eventdetail/35980/forgotten-stories-of-ww1-34th-red-bull-infantry-division.html http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/commemorate/event-map-system/eventdetail/42617/veterans-day-and-salute-to-wwi-observance.html http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/commemorate/event-map-system/eventdetail/47821/ww1-veterans-day-remembrance.html Speaking WW1 And now for our feature “Speaking World War 1 - Where we explore today’s words & phrases that are rooted in the war --- Looking for things you needed was a near daily activity at the front; men hunted for supplies and for food, especially when units moved into new territory where the locals may have left goodies behind, or when their unit was cut off from a supply line. So a new word for hunting around and scavenging for something grew in popularity during WW1, the word is Scrounge! The war threw together a lot of cultures and classes who found themselves on common footing - equalized by the rigors of war - and as a result they traded ideas, ways and words! We’ve introduced words and phrases in this segment that made their way into English language or slang from French, Romany, Urdu and German. Srounge is a slang word that comes from a Northern British origin. It’s possibly an alteration of scrunge ("to search stealthily, rummage, pilfer") or scringe ("to pry about"); or perhaps related to scrouge, to ("push, jostle"). Whatever its initial origin, Scrounging something up -- made its way into common use in the war that changed the world. See the podcast notes to learn more! link: https://www.amazon.com/Tommy-Doughboy-Fritz-Soldier-Slang/dp/1445637839/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1508848013&sr=8-1&keywords=tommy+doughboy+fritz https://books.google.com/books?id=KKgHkD6O1-cC&pg=PA225&lpg=PA225&dq=scrounge+northern+england+slang&source=bl&ots=QlDYSFWI-o&sig=9iPLJUj-7rgG0rO8mSTXRfsLxF8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwji_cXX6prXAhUKOiYKHXolAN0Q6AEIQjAE#v=onepage&q=scrounge&f=false https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/scrounge 100 Cities/100 Memorials [SOUND EFFECT Gold Star Memorial at Guthrie Park in Riverside, IL Moving to our 100 Cities / 100 Memorials segment about the $200,000 matching grant challenge to rescue and focus on our local WWI memorials. This week we are profiling the Gold Star Memorial at Guthrie Park in Riverside, IL -- with us tell us about the project is Joseph Baar Topinka, Post Commander at American Legion Post 488 in Riverside, Illinois. Welcome, Joseph! [exchange greetings] [Joseph, tell us a bit about the Gold Star Memorial at Guthrie Park-- what is its history?] [You are one of the first 50 awardees for the program - how has this affected your community] [What kinds of restorative work are you planning to do on the memorial? And how did the American Legion get involved?] [do you have plans for a rededication?] [exchange thanks] That was Joseph Baar Topinka, Post Commander, American Legion Post 488 in Riverside, Illinois. We are going to continue to profile 100 Cities / 100 Memorials projects - not only awardees but also teams that are continuing on to round #2 which is now open for submissions. So as we talked about last week - this memorial day weekend - if you want to do something for the doughboys -it’s easy - take a walk! - Look around your town and find your local WWI memorial. I promise it’s there - or was.. Look near the your county or city court house, check your parks, if they are old - or even just have an old flagpole - look around your local school buildings, find your American Legion or the VFW post, or check markers of your local cemetery. When you DO find your WWI memorial, and if it needs some TLC, please go to WW1CC.org/100Memorials and see how you can start the ball rolling to get that memorial and the doughboys it honors some support. Have a great veterans day - and do wear sunscreen! You can follow the link in the podcast notes. Link: www.ww1cc.org/100memorials [SOUND EFFECT] International Report Films at French Embassy/Notre Dame Projection Installation In our International report this week, we head to Paris and the beautiful, iconic Notre Dame. From November 7th to 11th, Notre Dame will be lit up by projections all over the building. The exhibit, called Dame De Coeur, is a tribute to the thousands of allied soldiers who fought and gave their lives for freedom. The piece is being done by director Bruno Seillier, who is very experienced at monumental projection mapping installations. Each night before the light show, the new film “The American in Paris: The True Story of the American Hospital of Paris in WWI” will be screened. The film tells the story of the American Hospital in Paris, from its start as a 24-bed facility for the expatriate community of Paris in 1910, to its dramatic expansion to a more than 2000 beds during the first world war. The projection show and film are expected to be seen by over 60,000 people, but there is a chance to see the film stateside: The Cultural Service French Embassy in Washington, DC is screening the film on November 6th, and tickets are still available. Follow the link in the podcast notes for details about both of these events. link:https://www.damedecoeur.paris/en/the-show-queen-of-hearts/ http://frenchculture.org/events/6473-americans-paris Special Daylight Savings Special A special reminder this week to prepare yourself for Daylight Savings, Actually - it’s backward from what you think - we are just about to head into DAYLIGHT STANDARD time. But in any case - when you wake up Monday groggy and annoyed at the seemingly random one-hour shift we tolerate every year, we have someone for you to blame: the Kaiser! Although some say it was Benjamin Franklin who first proposed the idea --- The Germans were among the first to institute Daylight Savings, and they did so in 1916, two years into World War One. The concept was meant to be a temporary measure during the war, a way of conserving energy and providing more usable hours of daylight by getting up later into the morning and going to bed earlier in the evening. The British, French and many others quickly followed suit, and Daylight Savings remained a staple of wartime life. Most countries dropped it after World War I, and it wasn’t until the next World War that Daylight Savings Time made its return in most of Europe, and America too. Read more about the war time application of daylight savings at the link in the podcast notes. Link: http://online.wsj.com/ww1/daylight-saving-time https://www.timeanddate.com/time/dst/history.html Articles and Posts North Carolina Scholar As we move into our Articles and Posts -- this week at ww1cc.org/news there is an article courtesy of the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, the story of one North Carolinian who served in the war, but never fired a shot. Instead, Wilmington native Charles Jastrow Mendelsohn served as a cryptographer during the war period —someone who specializes in encrypting and decrypting sensitive information—. The entirety of his year-long military term was spent stateside at posts in Washington D.C. and New York City where Mendelsohn led at team tasked with decrypting intercepted German diplomatic correspondence. Read more about how a professor of ancient languages at the City College of New York helped the U.S. read the enemy's mail during WWI by following the link in the notes. link:http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/communicate/press-media/wwi-centennial-news/3374-wilmingtonian-decodes-german-world-war-i-correspondence.html The Buzz - WW1 in Social Media Posts That brings us to the buzz - the centennial of WW1 this week in social media with Katherine Akey - Katherine, what are your picks out of the great stories from social media this week? Hi Theo! Motorcycle Club We have two really great articles to share today. We’ll start with a heartwarming story from Fort Wayne Indiana, which we shared on Facebook recently. Last Sunday, 75 trees were escorted by motorcade through Fort Wayne Saturday morning before being planted at Memorial Park. Warrior Breed Motorcycle Club organized the effort and were joined by police, fire and military personnel along the route. Memorial Park had, according to the article, fallen into a bit of disrepair, and the group was worried it would be repurposed. Eventually, 125 new trees will be planted in Memorial park, each dedicated to a soldier who gave their life in WW1. Warrior Breed Motorcycle club president Gary Perkey said, “A hundred years ago there was a committee, I’m sure, discussing Memorial Park and what they were going to do to memorialize these WWI vets and here were are 100 years later doing the exact same thing, having the same discussions and planting these trees one again.” It’s a great story about local remembrance of WW1 and how moving and impactful it can be. An official dedication is planned for this November 11th, so if you’re in the Fort Wayne area check the link in the podcast notes to learn more. link:http://wane.com/2017/10/28/motorcycle-club-escorts-plants-trees-honoring-wwi-veterans/ Ships Ships Ships Finally this week, we’re going to go back to the top of the show with an amazing collection of photos from the Atlantic all about the war at sea during WW1. The Atlantic published a series of ten collections of photos back in 2014, at the very beginning of the centennial of the war and they are absolutely wonderful. The War at Sea series includes images of u-boats cresting over waves in the Atlantic, disabled ships in the Dardanelles being blown up, mines being dragged ashore in Heligoland, a delicate looking Curtiss AB-2 being catapulted off the deck of a warship, ship cats and lots of images of dazzle camouflage. There’s even a Paget Process image from Jaffa, Israel; a super early color photograph; though it’s mostly pinks and greens and looks a bit surreal, the Paget Process photos are super beautiful. Check out these incredible images at the link in the podcast notes. And that’s it this week for the Buzz! link:https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2014/04/world-war-i-in-photos-war-at-sea/507332/ Closing And that all our stories for you this week on WW1 Centennial News - Now before you flick off your play button - remember - for those of you who listen to end - we always leave you with a special goody or two! So in closing - we want to thank our guests: Steve Bunker and Carrie Villar telling us the story of the Ghosts of Mallows Bay Mike Shuster and his report of action in the Middle East Joseph Baar Topinka from the 100 Cities/100 Memorials project in Riverside, Illinois Katherine Akey the Commission’s social media director and also the line producer for the show. Thanks to Eric Marr for his contributions to this episode - Eric has joined our editorial team as a researcher and writer. And I am Theo Mayer - your host. The US World War One Centennial Commission was created by Congress to honor, commemorate and educate about WW1. Our programs are to-- inspire a national conversation and awareness about WW1; This program is a part of that…. We are bringing the lessons of the 100 years ago into today's classrooms; We are helping to restore WW1 memorials in communities of all sizes across our country; and of course we are building America’s National WW1 Memorial in Washington DC. We want to thank commission’s founding sponsor the Pritzker Military Museum and Library for their support. The podcast can be found on our website at ww1cc.org/cn on iTunes and google play ww1 Centennial News, and on Amazon Echo or other Alexa enabled devices. Just say: Alexa: Play W W One Centennial News Podcast. Our twitter and instagram handles are both @ww1cc and we are on facebook @ww1centennial. Thank you for joining us. And don’t forget to share the stories you are hearing here today with someone about the war that changed the world! [music] Don’t forget - we want you to scrounge around your town to find your local WWI memorials. And thank a vet for their service this Veterans day week! So long!
[Research] Professor Jan Rueger from Birkbeck’s Department of History, Classics and Archaeology has published a new book: Heligoland: Britain, Germany and the Struggle for the North Sea. Heligoland is a small island in the North Sea, but its diminutive size belies its importance in the history of Anglo-German relations. A British colony for much of the nineteenth century, the island became a metaphor for Anglo-German rivalry after Germany acquired it in 1890. Turned into a naval fortress under the Kaiser and again under Hitler, it was fought over in both world wars. Heavy bombardment by the Allies reduced it to ruins until the Royal Navy re-took it in May 1945. It was finally returned to the Federal Republic of Germany in 1952, and became a popular holiday destination. Tracing this long history of contact and conflict from multiple perspectives, in Heligoland Professor Rueger brings to life this fascinating and revealing microcosm of the Anglo-German relationship in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Heligoland: Britain, Germany and the Struggle for the North Sea is published by OUP and is available now.
A Musical AMA. Host Brandon-Shea Mutala loves music in all forms. The sounds of Star Trek are great, but this love was making him antsy. He wanted to play different kinds of music on Melodic Treks. Inspired by Reddit's popular "Ask Me Anything," Brandon-Shea opened the floodgates on Twitter, Facebook, and in The Babel Conference. He hoped listeners would ask him to play some other music. They responded admirably. In this episode of Melodic Treks, we take a more intimate look at the man behind the mic. So listen on and discover Brandon-Shea's favorite composer, his favorite summer tunes, the music that changed his life, his five favorite scores, his happy song, and his three favorite albums of all time. He also talks about his faith journey, his favorite character in each Star Trek series, and who he thinks was the best Batman! Chapters Anton Yelchin (00:00:00) "I Gotta Beam Me" (from Star Trek, composed by M. Giacchino) (00:00:47) "Main Title" (from Sisters, composed by B. Herrmann) (00:06:06) "Main Title" (from Vertigo, composed by B. Herrmann) (00:06:57) "The Enterprise" (from Star Trek: The Motion Picture, composed by J. Goldsmith) (00:08:50) "007 (Shanty Town)" (from The Harder They Come, composed by D. Dekker) (00:11:22) "The Son of Flynn" (from Tron: Legacy, composed and performed by Daft Punk) (00:13:12) "The Last Man" (from The Fountain, composed by C. Mansell, and performed by Kronos Quartet and Mogwai) (00:15:09) "D1T1 (Cliffs)" (from Selected Ambient Works Vol. 2 by Aphex Twin) (00:24:28) "Part 1" (from Rubycon by Tangerine Dream) (00:26:25) "Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes" (from Graceland by P. Simon) (00:28:38) "A Clearing" (Ambient 4: On Land by B. Eno) (00:31:14) "Moxica and the Horse" (from 1492 Conquest of Paradise, composed by Vangelis) (00:37:30) "An Itch" (from The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, composed by T. Reznor and A. Ross) (00:40:05) "The Feeling Begins" (from The Last Temptation of Christ, composed and performed by P. Gabriel) (00:42:07) "Main Title" (from Planet of the Apes, composed by J. Goldsmith) (00:44:44) "Main Title" (from The Hunt for Red October, composed by B. Poledouris) (00:46:21) "Paradise Circus" (from Heligoland by Massive Attack) (00:49:19) "A Walk" (from Dive by Tycho) (00:51:21) "White Cyclosa" (from Tomorrow's Harvest by Boards of Canada) (00:54:12) "Nothing Is Real" (from Tomorrow's Harvest by Boards of Canada) (00:55:40) Host Brandon-Shea Mutala Production Brandon-Shea Mutala (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Executive Producer) Charlynn Schmiedt (Executive Producer) Bobby Tucker (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Will Nguyen (Content Manager)
It’s October 4 in the classic spy thriller ‘The Riddle of the Sands’ and our heroes Carruthers and Davies have finally got to the other end of the Kiel Canal at Brunsbüttel. Awaiting them is the mighty river Elbe, a first encounter (for Carruthers) with the ‘Sands’ - and also a personal enquiry from Clara Dollmann, a young modern German woman who Davies has taken quite a shine to. In what seems like a fair division of labour, Tim (notCarruthers) is going to spend a lot of time in this podcast talking about sporty women of the age - British, American and German. Meanwhile Lloyd gets to look over maritime charts to work out where we’re going, and what we’re going to come up against when we set out into the Sands for real in the autumn. PLEDGE YOUR SUPPORT at http://unbound.co.uk/books/riddle-of-the-sands We start with a reminder that Film Club is happening very soon now: there's still time to book a seat (02:43); Lloyd introduces Brunsbüttel and a famous daughter of the town, the heptathlete Jennifer Oeser (04:54); Tim takes the cue to talk about sporty women, starting with a description of the new German 'damen' of 1903 in Jerome K Jerome's 'Three Men on the Bummel' (05:35). We discuss what kind of woman Clara Dollmann is meant to be (07:34); cyclist Annie 'Londonderry' Kopchovsky as a model for the 'new woman' (08:18); how sports clothing drove new fashion trends for feminists (10:36); a few 'outdoorsy' American feminists Molly Childers might have known (13:50); Lady Henry and the Womans Signal feminist newspaper (14:30); was Clara rather shoehorned - or 'spatchcocked' - into this story? (16:03); a tenuous Heidi connection (17:03); a Mata Hari connection (20:17) Lloyd takes us out on to the Elbe and consults a few digital charts (23:52); we are diverted to Cuxhaven to talk about zeppelins (26:21); a surprise Childers connection with Cuxhaven (27:51); another diversion to Heligoland (30:04); a short talk about holidaying in Borkum from Club member Ed (33:22). Club business: Kevin on new women & bamboo bicycles (39:50); JerseyCityFrankie on the Asgard & fruit salts (40:59); Tony on head cheese (41:55); Jon on sausages & wurst (42.17); Liz on tin storage on boats (44:03); John on events in the South China Seas (45:45); 'Ahoy' to edwardianculture.com. Missions for next week: watch the film & help us to navigate the sands on the way to Wangerooge. MUSIC CREDITS Great Open Sea by Wellington Sea Shanty Society (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Wellington_Sea_Shanty_Society/none_given_1098/12_-_Wellington_Sea_Shanty_Society_-_Great_Open_Sea) is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. Borkum - The Island of my Dreams - https://youtu.be/7_BJoKEm1zk Das Rätsel der Sandbank Trailer - https://youtu.be/XwmmjEpQIuc
Abiogenesis: Mineral, Animal, Vegetable. Princeton's wordnet defines it: "a hypothetical organic phenomenon by which living organisms are created from nonliving matter". It is one of many questions that buoy origin myth; for me it is just fascination.Perhaps from a viewpoint of experience alone, using only information that one has sensed, a sort of solipsistic genesis could suggest where other life comes from and where humans come from. Still, an assumption has to be made and credibility lent because no one (I've met) can reliably remember their own origin. Funny thing, that. This is the sixth episode. Six was my favorite number in Latin. This episode in honor of Tom Twilley: biology instructor extraordinaire.Track Listing:"#","Name","Artist","Album""1","Abiogenesis Introduction","Giosue Etranger","Abiogenesis""2","Paradise Circus","Massive Attack","Heligoland""3","In the Morning of the Magicians","The Flaming Lips","Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots""4","Le Carnaval des animaux : VII. Aquarium","Camille Saint-Saëns","Symphony No. 3 "Organ" / Le Carnaval des animaux (Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, London Sinfonietta, feat. conductor: Charles Dutoit)""5","Sea Ghost","The Unicorns","Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?""6","If","Islands","Return to the Sea""7","Elope","Clues","Clues""8","Le Carnaval des animaux : XII. Fossiles","Camille Saint-Saëns","Symphony No. 3 "Organ" / Le Carnaval des animaux (Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, London Sinfonietta, feat. conductor: Charles Dutoit)""9","The Flood in Your Old Town","Candy Bars","On Cutting Ti-Gers in Half and Understanding Narravation""10","House of Cards","Radiohead","In Rainbows""11","12:51","The Strokes","Room on Fire""12","The Wanton Song","Led Zeppelin","Physical Graffiti""13","Le Carnaval des animaux : XIV. Finale","Camille Saint-Saëns","Symphony No. 3 "Organ" / Le Carnaval des animaux (Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, London Sinfonietta, feat. conductor: Charles Dutoit)""14","Jung on Alchemy and the Esoteric Sort","Giosue Etranger","Abiogenesis""15","Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)","Arcade Fire","Funeral""16","Le Carnaval des animaux : XIII. Le Cygne","Camille Saint-Saëns","Symphony No. 3 "Organ" / Le Carnaval des animaux (Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, London Sinfonietta, feat. conductor: Charles Dutoit)""17","Genius of Love","Tom Tom Club","Tom Tom Club""18","Hearts","oOoOO","oOoOO""19","Topless Party","Piero Umiliani","Svezia, inferno e paradiso""20","Dance Yrself Clean","LCD Soundsystem","This Is Happening""21","Let's All Go Home and Find a Nice White Woman to Make Love To","Giosue Etranger","Abiogenesis"Lyrics, as usual, are in the m4a ID3 tag for lyrics.
This lecture examines poems which make reference to the Shipping Forecast, as broadcast by BBC Radio Four, including poems by Seamus Heaney, Carol Ann Duffy, Sean Street, Andrew McNeillie, and Andrew Waterman. The aim of the lecture is to consider how both the radio broadcast and the poems it inspired conceptualise the cultural geography of the British Isles. If culture is, as Wendy James has argued, 'adverbial' rather than 'nominal', what kind of cultural geography of the Isles is practised in the poems which draw upon the forecast's daily and nightly ritual of naming the sea areas around Britain and Ireland? How might this maritime and archipelagic imagination of the Isles be related to current post-devolutionary attempts to reconceive the British Isles, both politically and intellectually? All of the poems revel in the forecast's litany of names such as Dogger, Fastnet, Lundy, Heligoland and Finisterre, for example, which do not evoke places so much as they imply ideas of untapped spatial and cultural possibility within the British Isles. Might there be a utopian dimension to some of these poetic visions of the archipelago? On the other hand, some of the poems juxtapose domestic and maritime settings, and dramatise a tension between the safe and comfortable houses or beds in which listeners enjoy the broadcasts, and the exoticised coastal margins of the Isles in which the forecasts may be merely the 'cold poetry of information'.
UCD Scholarcast - Series 4: Reconceiving the British Isles: The Literature of the Archipelago
This lecture examines poems which make reference to the Shipping Forecast, as broadcast by BBC Radio Four, including poems by Seamus Heaney, Carol Ann Duffy, Sean Street, Andrew McNeillie, and Andrew Waterman. The aim of the lecture is to consider how both the radio broadcast and the poems it inspired conceptualise the cultural geography of the British Isles. If culture is, as Wendy James has argued, 'adverbial' rather than 'nominal', what kind of cultural geography of the Isles is practised in the poems which draw upon the forecast's daily and nightly ritual of naming the sea areas around Britain and Ireland? How might this maritime and archipelagic imagination of the Isles be related to current post-devolutionary attempts to reconceive the British Isles, both politically and intellectually? All of the poems revel in the forecast's litany of names such as Dogger, Fastnet, Lundy, Heligoland and Finisterre, for example, which do not evoke places so much as they imply ideas of untapped spatial and cultural possibility within the British Isles. Might there be a utopian dimension to some of these poetic visions of the archipelago? On the other hand, some of the poems juxtapose domestic and maritime settings, and dramatise a tension between the safe and comfortable houses or beds in which listeners enjoy the broadcasts, and the exoticised coastal margins of the Isles in which the forecasts may be merely the 'cold poetry of information'.
"Heligoland" is the trip hop pioneers' first album in seven years and they stay true to the original concept of the band while making a stylistically different album.
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