The Story Isn’t Over: History from the Margins
Ramblings of a SikhThe Story Isn't Over is a podcast from Amar Singh, aka Ramblings of a Sikh. Historians, authors, artists, journalists, activists and culture-makers join wide-ranging conversations that unearth forgotten histories, challenge dominant narratives and rethink the stories we thought we knew. From empire and resistance to migration, faith, music and community memory. We explore how power, identity and d... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||
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The man behind the most quoted strategy book in history may never have existed.
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This episode uncovers a story far richer than food culture. We go back to the 1960s, when Black and Asian migrants in Britain were refused service at pubs displaying signs that read “No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs.”
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Apple Podcasts5misldarsingh
Netherlands4 years ago - Must Listen. Engaging. A Treasure of Knowledge.
These podcasts have been incredible. I feel like there’s never a dull minute on the podcasts. I’ve learnt things that have inspired me and changed my perception about so many things related to Sikh history and philosophy. The talks are raw, natural and organic, no stone is unturned on the subject matter.
Apple Podcasts5Lotusingh
Australia4 years ago - Very informative podcast
I have listened to the podcast for a while now, and it keeps me consistently coming back for more. I continue to expand my knowledge due to the amazing guests you interview. You ask those important questions that most don’t delve into. Thanks so much for making these informative podcasts, and keep up with the excellent work. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Apple Podcasts5🌸 DeepKaur 🌸
United Kingdom5 years ago - Thank you.
I am so thankful to waheguru that I came across this podcast series. I have been looking to learn more about Sikh history but due to lack of resources I was not able to read to get knowledge. Thank you so much for putting it podcast, it’s amazing seva that you are doing for the Sikhi. Keep the good work and waheguru will make us more wiser day by day so that we all can contribute as well.
Apple Podcasts5Sony Dhak
Canada5 years ago - Providing a different perspective....
The first episode caught me off guard with the topic of the Anandpur Darbar and the scholarly history of the Sikhs. Great informative extracts in these episodes!
Apple Podcasts5Prabhpreet Singh BassiCanada6 years ago
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Peter Lorge
2. Satpal Singh
3. Anne Sebba
4. Dominiek Dendooven
5. Dr. Mishka Sinha
6. Jawaharlal Singh
7. Itwinder Singh
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