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On this podcast we find topics that inspire our curiosity and reflect our passions. Have you ever heard a cool fact or seen something intriguing and thought, "I'd really like to know more about that"? Well that happens to us a lot, but what's the point of learning cool things if you have no one to share them with? On Teach Me Something we are committed to lifelong learning, and taking you along for the journey.
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142 episodes
since May 1, 2021
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The 30 Years War took so many twists and turns, and was so important to the Holy Roman Empire and its neighbours, that its takes two episodes and one podcast guest to even start to do it justice. Join Melissa, Everett, and Warren to learn start the complicated journey through the war.
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Humans are in a phase of increased evolution right now in comparison to past few hundred years. Isn't that neat? But what about all the evolutionary changes in few thousand years? And in the hundreds of millions before that? Come learn about human adaptation and how we evolved neat things like hand…
Ok maybe these aren't hard and fast rules, and maybe they're more... rules of thumb, but you should still listen to this episode to learn about a number of animals that stick out amongst their peers.
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... please stick to the rivers and lakes you're used to. Lakes and rivers are really cool, so join us this episode to learn about long rivers, large lakes, and interesting facts about bodies of water.
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In this episode we continue comparing the afterlife in mythology. We examine how beliefs of Buddhism moved from India through China and eventually to Japan and Korea and how at each step the existing local beliefs were incorporated. We jump across the ocean and examine a few mythologies from the Am…
Did you know in Norse mythology that only half the warriors who died in battle went to Valhalla? The other half went to Folkvanger. In this episode we compare the afterlife according to Egyptian, Norse, and Greco-Roman mythology.
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Raising offspring is crucial to the continuation of life on Earth and it impressive just how diverse the act of bringing up the next generation is among different species. In this episode we explore these differences and take some time to award the worst parent.
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The Iberian Peninsula, the land that makes up current day Portugal and Spain, has been ruled and influenced by a large number of cultures and religions. Join us to learn about the approximately 2000 years that spans from around 500 BCE to the end of the Reconquista in 1492 CE. Spoiler alert, in ord…
In this episode of Teach Me Something we are promoting a second set of women in the field of science who haven't gotten the credit they deserve. From the bottom of the ocean to the far reaches of space, these women have made incredible discoveries and its time we heard about them.
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For a much of our history, the academic, and especially STEM fields, have not been very inclusive of women. In fact, many of the women who fought and struggled to be a part of these fields have been mostly excluded from the history books, and their advancements attributed to men. In this episode we…
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