
Episode 138: Mexica Religion
This document from the Database of Religious History details the religious practices of the Mexica (Aztec) civilization between 1325 and 1521 CE. It describes a complex religious system deeply interwo...
8 Joulu 202411min

Episode 137: Black Rednecks and White Liberals, and the unspoken truth of Slavery
The source in this Podcast written by Thomas Sowell, explores the cultural and historical roots of disparities between Black and white Americans, arguing that a "redneck" culture, originating in speci...
7 Joulu 202419min

Episode 136: Japan’s Attack on Pearl Harbor and Shame-Based Ethical Culture
The sources in this podcast come from a master thesis that challenges common narratives surrounding Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. Instead of focusing solely on resource scarcity as the primary motiv...
7 Joulu 202418min

Episode 135: The Slavery Towers of Silicon Valley California
Multiple sources detail the controversies surrounding the Silvery Towers (later 188 West St. James Street) luxury condominium development in San Jose, California. A major scandal involved the discover...
7 Joulu 202413min

Episode 134: Funeral Customs and Beliefs
This podcast dives into an excerpt from Bertram Puckle's Funeral Customs, which examines historical burial practices across various cultures and religions. Puckle traces the evolution of funeral ritua...
7 Joulu 202416min

Episode 133: California Coastal National Monument. Six new areas.
President Obama's Proclamation 7264 significantly expanded the California Coastal National Monument. Six new areas, including Trinidad Head and Piedras Blancas, were added to protect their historical,...
7 Joulu 202433min

Episode 132: The Forgotten Prehistory of Euro-African Atlantic (Saharo-Canarian Circle)
Multiple research papers by Arnaiz-Villena et al. propose a "Saharo-Canarian Circle" of prehistoric culture, challenging conventional views of Mediterranean origins. Genetic and archaeological evidenc...
6 Joulu 202413min

Episode 131: A Collision of Worlds-The Spaniard conquest of Mesoamerica
David M. Carballo's Collision of Worlds offers a deep history of the fall of Aztec Mexico and the creation of New Spain. The book uses a multidisciplinary approach, integrating archaeological evidence...
6 Joulu 202413min



















