Neil MacGregor explores the role and expression of shared beliefs in communities around the world. Produced in partnership with the British Museum.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Category | History |
Neil MacGregor concludes his series about shared beliefs. He began with the Lion Man, an object created 40,000 years ago, and now reflects on the present, on the future and on hope
Producer Paul Kobrak
The series is produced in partnership with th... more
Neil MacGregor continues his series on shared beliefs with a look at the attempts of some faiths to establish a state of their own.
An over-printed coin from 2nd century Jerusalem tells of the failed attempt of Shimon bar Kokhba to lay claim to a st... more
Neil MacGregor continues his series on shared beliefs with a focus on those faiths seen as a threat to the state.
A plain board, to be found on a 17th-century Japanese roadside, offers generous rewards to anyone who informs on Christians. At almost ... more
Neil MacGregor focuses on societies which aimed to live without religious beliefs.
Neil examines a revolutionary clock, from around 1795, created in the wake of the French Revolution, and designed to mark a new way of living: in an age of reason, t... more
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What an engaging intellectual journey covering philosophy, religion and beliefs over mankind’s existence. Only the BBC can do this so well.
Well researched and presented, timely, unbiased and informative. Deeply interesting work.
I probably must have listened to a 1000 hours of podcasts and this is undoubtedly the best one yet.
I love this podcast. It’s well-produced and presented.
The seeds of good content, but messy execution, feels like it’d have worked as a TV documentary but without visuals the format feels convoluted. Too ‘magaziney’.
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