How to Invent a Country
BBC Radio 4When did countries become countries? Misha Glenny on the borders, the stories and the people of countries worldwide.
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I feel covid had real stand down from sharing history.
Castbox10 months agoDiana Hunt- Just wow!
Brilliantly entertaining, full of remarkable history and so very thought provoking. Top notch!
Apple Podcasts5Captainwibble1917
United Kingdoma year ago - Don’t you dare stop!
Seriously addictive…
Apple Podcasts5Tom beerUnited Kingdoma year ago - Essential listening.
In order to know where we are going we have to know where we came from. An essential series for inquisitive minds and citizens of the world. Misha Glenny is also a great host. A brilliant historian and journalist who doesn’t take things too seriously.
Apple Podcasts5langabean
United States2 years ago - Mildly interesting, absurdly anglocentric and overwhelmingly negative portrait of history.
Sufficient enough background noise. A few interesting bits. Riddled with historical inaccuracies (it’s the 3/5 compromise not 2/3 compromise. Georgia was the 13th colony. I’m sure there are others I missed. I mean come on people this would have taken a Google to correct?) inserts England into every story and gives them undue importance perhaps to nurse the wounded imperial egos of the denizens of that now 3rd rate power. Sure they were important but they were not the masterminds of all global co... more
Apple Podcasts3Alabama's no. 1 TS fanUnited States2 years ago
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