Episode 257 - Author Spotlight with Emily Franklin
We have a fascinating Author Spotlight with EMILY FRANKLIN whose new novel comes out today! LOVE AND OTHER MONSTERS is historical fiction at its finest – engaging and well researched – that tells the story of Claire Clairmont, Mary Shelley’s stepsister, who was very much a part of the group that sp…
Uncovering slave-ship wrecks, a diver puts lost souls to rest
During the trans-Atlantic slave trade, an estimated 12.5 million people who were enslaved traveled from Africa to the Americas, on 36,000 voyages. Roughly a thousand of these vessels sank, but only a few have ever been found. National Geographic explorer and diver Tara Roberts spoke with “Apple New…
Ever Have One of Those Moments That Changes Everything? | Tara Roberts
Unlock the hidden depths within on a profound journey of ancestral healing. In this powerful conversation, National Geographic Explorer Tara Roberts shares her extraordinary odyssey sparked by a single photograph, leading her to confront shadowed histories and reclaim her place in an interconnected…
July 3, 2026 - Ron Chernow, Tara Roberts, and a Victorian Gothic Thriller
Ron Chernow―prizewinning author of seven books, including the National Book Award winner “The House of Morgan,” the Pulitzer Prize winner “Washington: A Life,” and the George Washington Book Prize winner “Alexander Hamilton”―joins The Culture Show to talk about his new biography “Mark Twain.”
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Ep186 Summer Podcast Club: Tara pursues the humanity of 1.8 million lost souls
12.5 million Africans were brought to the Americas between the 1500s and 1800s. 1.8 million died along the way. More than 40 countries are involved in the commerce of human beings.
So, did you do this week's homework assignment? If you listened to episodes one and two of National Geographic Explore…
Ep187 Summer Podcast Club: What is ours and where is our home?
This week, we continue with Tara Roberts’ National Geographic podcast Into the Depths, episodes 3 & 4.
Puerto Viejo on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica is where she meets Afro-Costa Rican teen divers bringing up pieces from wrecks linked to Danish slave ships. Should descendants and local communi…
Ep188 Summer Podcast Club: Learning to Face History Without Looking Away
We close out our summer deep dive on Tara Roberts’ Into the Depths podcast by sitting with the final two chapters, “Healing” and “Rooting,” and the question of how we tell the truth without surrendering our joy. From the Sao Jose shipwreck found in South Africa to family land in North Carolina, we …
The Final Cup on WMOV (8/18/26)
Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear a report from Tom Susman on Day One of this year's Meigs County Fair and Fair Board Vice President Tara Roberts has a special offer for senior citizens wanting to come to the fair on Thursday.Dave also has a conversation with T.J. Me…
NFL Week 3 TNF Betting Preview: Packers vs. Falcons Picks, Props & Same-Game Parlay (Ep. 1073)
Tara Roberts and Scott Bogman break down Packers vs. Falcons on Thursday Night Football, with Michael Penix Jr. back under center for Atlanta and Green Bay dealing with injuries on both sides of the ball. They dig into the line movement, the 43-point total, and why the player prop market may offer …
Ian Dunt's UK, West Africa's coups and the Black divers unearthing slave shipwrecks and their stories
Ian Dunt gives us an update on how the United Kingdom is responding to the escalating war in Ukraine. Then Al Jazeera's Nicolas Haque gives us an overview of what's been behind the recent political unrest in several West African countries. And finally National Geographic Explorer Tara Roberts takes…
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