Early Victorian tea set
This week Neil MacGregor's history of the world is looking at how the global economy became cemented in the 19th century, a time of mass production and mass consumption. He tells the story of how tea became the defining national drink in Britain - why have we become so closely associated with a bre…
Milwaukee's first taste of omakase, plus pho and Victorian tea
Milwaukee gets its first taste of Japanese omakase in a new brick and mortar run by Chef Ray. Wanna make pho the right way? Ann and Tarik have details on some pho-making classes. Also, the Pfister hosts the Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation's Food & Wine event with celebrity chefs on the second day …
#72 HORMONAL ACNE, SPILLING THE TEA & HAVING A MICHAEL JACKSON SUMMER WITH ASHLYNN NEUMAYER
You guys… we had a full-on Victorian tea party on the podcast and I am NOT okay about it.This week my girl Ashlynn (@ashneufit) came through and we literally could not stop talking.
We're spilling anonymous tea from YOUR DMs — and some of it is absolutely unhinged. Weight clauses in prenups?
A mo…
Where Gothic Literature Meets Ashtanga Yoga
What happens when a scholar who studies death for a living discovers she must learn to truly live in her body? This haunting conversation explores literature, yoga, and the long road to embodiment.
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Introduction to Finding Harmony Podcast
Meet Jessica Murphy: Gothic Literature …
Tea for Two
Bible Reading: 2 Corinthians 6:18; Galatians 3:26
“I’m ready for my birthday adventure, Grandma!” Emily said. “Where are we going?”
“You’ll see. But you’ll need this.” Grandma handed Emily a big box.
Emily tore off the paper, opened the box, and gasped. “A dress?”
Grandma nodded. “You’ll look s…
A Victorian murder and a ship that made history
Kate Summerscale, author of The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, tells us about her new book, which investigates another shocking 19th-century crime. Meanwhile, Andrew Lambert guides us around the famous clipper Cutty Sark, a ship that raced around the world as part of the lucrative Victorian tea trade.
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Ghosts, Cheesesteaks & Forgotten Cemeteries: Offbeat Philly's Wild Side with Fayge!
What do Victorian tea parties, buried skeletons under Philly sidewalks, and kosher cheesesteaks have in common? Public historian and founder of Offbeat Philly, Fayge, joins Jo to talk about the quirky, hidden, and jaw-dropping side of Philadelphia’s history. From guiding ghost-curious tourists past…
Workplace Etiquette: Your Hidden Career Advantage
What comes to mind when you hear "workplace etiquette"? Victorian tea parties? Downton Abbey? Old-fashioned rules? That outdated image is exactly what's holding back your career.
Boosted is the podcast that reveals the unwritten rules of professional success that nobody teaches you in school. Hoste…
Episode 114 - Imran Mahmood and Finding Sophie, author winterwear, and the most famous tea party in fiction
In this episode we chat to barrister and author Imran Mahmood about his latest thriller, Finding Sophie; discuss the height of author winterwear, as modelled by your hosts; and dissect the most famous tea party in fiction.
Reddick Mansion hosts Victorian Tea, Lincoln-Douglas lecture this August
The Reddick Mansion Association is hosting three August events that bring local history to life including a Victorian Tea, Lincoln-Douglas Debates lecture and an Open House at the Ottawa mansion.
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