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Welcome to the Unwritten Earths Symposium! In each episode, tabletop RPG designers Nathan D. Paoletta and Epidiah Ravachol try to trick each other into designing a game they wouldn't otherwise make.

Sister Revolutions is a public history community documentary podcast sponsored by the City of Charlottesville’s Sister Cities Commission (CSCC) and hosted by Brown College's Symposia podcast. Through four episodes released weekly in Spring 2024, historian Benjamin Bernard, Ph.D. and audio producer Sage Tanguay explore the legacy of the American and French Revolutions through the sister city relationship between Charlottesville, Virginia, USA and Besançon, France. The series features extensive conversations with scholars, public historians, curators, and community members at historic and ...

Join Nav and Harmat as they read and discuss A Song of Ice and Fire. Nav is spoiled on the whole series and the TV show, but Harmat knows nothing.

El Instituto Symposium cuenta desde ahora con un podcast, “La llamada de Páralos”, para ofrecer una visión panorámica de la realidad que nos rodea desde una perspectiva centrada en los derechos humanos, la democracia y contenidos centrados en la cultura, las relaciones internacionales, la geopolítica y tantos otros aspectos.

Ever wondered what it takes to lead in college sports? Welcome to The CALS Report, your inside track to leadership in college athletics. What began as the Collegiate Athletics Leadership Symposium, a professional development event for industry leaders, has evolved into a dynamic community—and this podcast is your invitation to join it. In each episode, we bring you fresh insights, real experiences, and untold stories from top leaders in college athletics. Whether you're an established athletics director, an emerging administrator, or simply curious about the inner workings of college sports,...

Edited excerpts given @ Glastonbury Symposium. Full Talks will appear on the Main website's YouTube channel. This podcast is produced for Glastonbury Symposium by BroadcastMediaUK.com

The world is looking to innovation and technology as a platform for a better future. Where will the jobs of tomorrow come from? How will our children learn, shop, enjoy the environment, engage politically and give back? We’re entering an era where creativity will be integral to survival— a time where constant re-education and reinvention will be the key to remaining relevant. Our children will have to breathe disruption, be open to all possibilities and be the constant entrepreneur. What this future will look like is the purpose of this podcast. Brilliant Minds, a 2-day ideas festival, is ...

Munching on history: Youth Peace Symposium is launching its newest podcast series! Led by Shuchen (Justin) Jia, who interviews immigrant-family-run restaurants in Vancouver, he and his teammate Yolanda Liu create this series at the intersection of food culture, restaurants, and the intriguing history behind every family's immigrant story. Again, welcome to Munching on History and enjoy!