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Ingrid Coles was born in Java, Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), on November 28, 1942, during the Japanese occupation of WWII. Three months after her birth, she and her family were incarcerated in prisoner-of-war camps. Her father died, aged 43, in a prison camp. Her six-year-old brother died of starvation and pneumonia en route to Holland, when the family was evacuated during the Indonesian War of Independence. Life changed drastically in the Netherlands for Ingrid and her three siblings.

Talking and eating cake with the people who make living, working and visiting Somerset great. 

Brought to you by Castleton University Students, Slice of Life brings a new perspective to a small town college bar and restaurant called Third Place. Being one of only two restaurants in town with a bar, this three episode series explores the history, the controversy, and fosters the question ”what is a third place?”

Jacob knows his history - Rachel not so much. Join us weekly as we dive into a casual conversation about curious historic people and events.

Irreverent Deep Dives into Art & Art History - by artists and art historian Stephanie Dueñas and Russell Shoemaker.No gatekeeping, privilege, or that cognitive fog called ‘art speaking.'Follow along with the images we discuss on our Youtube page, artslicepod.com, @artslicepod on Instagram.Get bonus content and support the show at http://www.patreon.com/artslicepod

A podcast where I discuss history, politics, culture, current events and global affairs.

My name is Sean Kavanagh, and welcome to our podcast/radio show, A Daily Slice of History. Along with my co-host Therese Shimkus, our goal is to deliver a daily entertaining tidbit about something that happened in history on that day! It doesn’t matter when it happened either; we’ll discuss anything from the American Revolution to the moon landing! This show also airs live on 99.5 WUSR in the local NEPA area on weekdays at 10 am and 4 pm.

Spilling the beans on all things history! The scandals, to tyrannical kings to everyone and everything in between who shaped history…for better or worse!With an extra topping of Northern spirit from Yorkshire.