Living History
Living History
Podcast Description
A podcast where the guests are historical figures. Each week features a casual conversation with a major person from history such as John F. Kennedy, Socrates, or Frederick Douglass.
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The podcast focuses on significant historical figures and their impacts on society, with episodes covering a range of topics from politics to cultural contributions. For example, discussions include Walt Disney's founding of Disneyland and the creation of Snow White, Shakespeare's exploration of human emotions in his plays, and Karl Marx's insights on communism and modern society, providing listeners with a nuanced perspective on each figure's relevance.
A podcast where the guests are historical figures. Each week features a casual conversation with a major person from history such as John F. Kennedy, Socrates, or Frederick Douglass.
In the Living History episode, host Casey Simpson interviews Charles Darwin, who vividly recounts his transformative voyage on the HMS Beagle. Darwin shares his awe at discovering diverse species in the Galapagos, leading to his groundbreaking theory of evolution by natural selection. Through engaging storytelling, he reflects on the challenges of publishing On the Origin of Species and its impact on science. The episode, crafted for a young audience, blends adventure and insight, highlighting Darwin’s curiosity and legacy.
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