pplpod

pplpod is a podcast about people, places and lots of other stuff. Each episode takes a deep dive into the lives, choices, and legacies of fascinating figures from history, culture, music, and beyond. From icons who shaped entire generations to hidden stories that deserve the spotlight, pplpod brings you closer to the people behind the headlines and the legends.

Thoughtful, engaging, and story-driven, pplpod explores what makes these lives extraordinary—and what we can learn from them today.

Den här podcasten är hämtad från ett öppet RSS-flöde och publiceras inte av Podme. Den kan innehålla reklam.

Avsnitt(8442)

How Artificial Light Is Rewiring Our World

How Artificial Light Is Rewiring Our World

When was the last time you actually saw the Milky Way? For most people on Earth, that memory is tied to a remote vacation, not a regular night at home. The orange dome of urban light pollution has era...

6 Maj 55min

How Ken Thompson built the digital world

How Ken Thompson built the digital world

The text on your screen, the operating system running your phone, and the security protocols protecting your bank tab share architectural DNA. Most of it was laid down by a man who started by trying t...

6 Maj 22min

How Kim Philby Weaponized the British Establishment

How Kim Philby Weaponized the British Establishment

In 1955 the British foreign secretary stood up in the House of Commons and publicly cleared a man named Kim Philby of being a Soviet spy. Philby followed up with a charming press conference in his mot...

6 Maj 23min

How Leslie Lamport tamed the internet

How Leslie Lamport tamed the internet

Right now, behind your screen, millions of invisible computers are screaming at each other, and the only thing keeping the entire internet from collapsing into chaos is a set of mathematical rules inv...

6 Maj 21min

How murderous cuckoo birds cured smallpox

How murderous cuckoo birds cured smallpox

The clean version of vaccine history is a spotless lab and a Eureka moment. The real version is a barnyard full of cowpox pus, dairymaids with clear complexions, and the parasitic life cycle of the cu...

6 Maj 20min

How Olaudah Equiano Weaponized His Story

How Olaudah Equiano Weaponized His Story

Polar explorer, Royal Navy combat veteran, successful entrepreneur, radical political activist, and author of a global bestseller that helped end the British slave trade. If you pitched that resume to...

6 Maj 20min

How Nirvana Accidentally Changed Music Forever

How Nirvana Accidentally Changed Music Forever

The smashed guitar is the visual shorthand of punk rebellion, and for many people it is permanently synonymous with Nirvana. The strange truth is that the move started as a way to cut bad shows short....

6 Maj 33min

How Paul Dirac Predicted Antimatter With Math

How Paul Dirac Predicted Antimatter With Math

He spoke so sparingly that his Cambridge colleagues invented a unit of measurement for silence and named it after him: one Dirac, defined as one word per hour. With that same precision, he predicted t...

6 Maj 21min

Populärt inom Nöje

mellan-himmel-och-jord-med-jlc
filip-fredrik-svarar
badfluence
mardromsgasten
dialogiskt
rss-p3-musikdokumentar
chilla-med-de-vet-du
mannen-utan-spar
fem-i-topp
hemma-hos-strage
schulman-show
skandal
karatefylla
gott-snack-med-fredrik-soderholm
podme-bio-4
alex-room-service-en-podcast-om-kiss
skalla-dagen-med-mia-skaringer
rss-made-in-sverige-podcast
vardagsmysterier
rss-bl-metal-podcast