Universal Design Is the Key to Aging In Place
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SummaryIn this conversation, Janet Engel interviews Scott and Sarah Pruitt, co-founders of the UD Project, focusing on the importance of universal design in creating accessible homes. They discuss their mission to increase the demand for universally ac…
Ericka Huggins & the Black Panther Party
For Ericka Huggins, the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, which she attended at just 15 years old, was a turning point in her life, inspiring her toward activism. She later joined the Black Panther Party, and after being incarcerated as a political prisoner, served as Director of the acclai…
E 225: The Middle East Players and the Conflict between the Sunni and the Shia
Today we will take a closer look into who the Sunni’s and Shia are in Islam.
Mark and I believe, along with a host of scholars, that we are currently living in HISTORIC and BIBLICAL TIMES in 2025 and it’s important to understand who the Middle Eastern players are and what is their story, so that …
120: The Dust Bowl
The 1930s were a collective hellhole for Americans; not only were they suffering from the Great Depression, but decades of agricultural malpractice and a serious drought led to one of the worst environmental disasters in US history. Thankfully, there is light at the end of the dust cloud. Join Emil…
America’s Founders Warned Against Political Parties. They Were Right.
On November 5th, the strategic analyst Lt. Col. Daniel L. Davis headlined “America’s Next Civil War: Update #4 (the Blue Wave)” and he documented that when Trump’s psychopathic instruction to Texas to redistrict so as to get more Republicans in Congress broke the American tradition of independent r…
076: Black Friday: Gold Market Crash, Army Versus Navy Football Game, and Retailer Moniker
Hello! In this weeks episode We take a look at the Black Friday, one of the busiest days in retail, and the shoping season.
Sources for today include an article from PBS titled Black Friday, September 24th 1869
And an article titled Whats the Real History of Black Friday by Sarah Pruitt
If…
Week of February 23: The First Time in History That Has Been Called That
Regular play Jeopardy! is BACK and once we get over the initial whiplash, we get some great games with some huge final scores, some massive DD wagers that turn out both good and bad, and we get back to our regular dose of actual funny responses of the week, including one this week about synchronize…
098: The Fourth of July and Fireworks
Hello! In this week's episode of It's a History Podcast, We will be taking a look at the history of Fourth of July celebrations in honor of the United States' 250th anniversary, looking at why July 4th became the national holiday even though delegates like John Adams expected July 2nd, when Congres…
Episode 4 – Science, Esotericism, and Ways of Knowing – Sarah Pruitt
How did a biochemist become an independent scholar of the occult and esotericism? In this episode of Emergent Hope, I sit down with Sarah to explore an intellectual journey that moves from laboratory science to Renaissance magic, philosophy, and the hidden traditions that have shaped Western though…
The Black Dahlia Part 3: Elizabeth Short’s Demise and the Reel Twisty Birth of The Black Dahlia in 1947 Los Angeles
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Today finds us at the crime scene. Learn how the police came upon the death of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short, and more of the lore that made her into The Black Dahlia – including how the 2006 neo-noir film, The Black Dahlia, represented 1947 Los Angeles and the Leimert Park neighborh…
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