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10 Minuten Mittelerde - Der Herr der Ringe Podcast
Pixel Taverne Network
PING
APNIC
El Contador de Películas
Cooperativa Podcast
She Wrote Too
Celebrating the fabulous women writers that have gone before us.
Toute l'actualité en temps réel avec Europe 1
Europe 1
Hablemos de Terror
HdTStudios
The Vince Everett Ellison Show
Media Squatch
Shut Up and Wrestle with Brian Solomon
Arcadian Vanguard
The Hitler File
Voyage Media
Hollywoodgeflüster
Charles Rettinghaus / Fokuston
Discover the Horror Podcast
Jon Kitley, Damien Glonek, Aaron AuBuchon
Ghost Town: Strange History, True Crime, & the Paranormal
Ghost Town
Sisters in Crime – Frauen, die töten
Jule Gölsdorf und Karolin Kandler
The Bulwark
The Bulwark
Geopolitics & Empire
Geopolitics & Empire
Pattern Break
Adrian Walsh
Apollo The Original Podcast
Apollo The Original
Geschichte der kommenden Welten
Indigo & Sina
Restful History for Sleep
The Rest
Stories Philippines Podcast - Pinoy Horror Stories
HustleStudios
Prometheus Lens
Justin Brown
90s y 00s Podcast
Alejandro Polanco
RTL Stories
RTL
con-sara-cy theories
Sara Causey
Weird Darkness: Paranormal & True Crime Stories
Darren Marlar | Weird Darkness
Arroe Collins View From The Writing Instrument
Arroe Collins
Icebergs y Misterios
Icebergs y Misterios
Political History of Australia
John Ruddick
The Backroads Bill Podcast
North Bay Echo
Cosmic Peach
Julia Hamilton
Classic Comedy of Old Time Radio
Ronald Ecklebarger
Storia&Cultura
PierJC
Les grands dossiers de l'Histoire par Franck Ferrand
Radio Classique
Keration PC | PodCast
Giovanni Correddu
American Prestige
Daniel Bessner & Derek Davison
The Corbett Report Official LBRY Channel on Odysee
The Corbett Report Official LBRY Channel
Historia
John Ruddick
This episode we pause the story of Governor Lachlan Macquarie to take a panoramic tour of Australia’s near-abroad and Australia’s infant settlements in the early 1820s. With the Napoleonic Wars finally over and Britanni...
In 1813 New South Wales was a fast-growing, optimistic society. The colony’s teenage growth spurt could no longer be contained by the rugged sandstone wall of the Blue Mountains just 50 kilometres west of Sydney. There w...
After the upheaval of the Rum Rebellion, London finally responds. In late December 1809, Lieutenant-Colonel Lachlan Macquarie arrives in Sydney Harbour. He moves quickly to be sworn in as governor on New Year’s Day 1810....
The men who led the march on Government House to depose Governor William Bligh in 1808 knew there would be consequences. Yet the Rebel Administration played a weak hand with skill and restraint. Beyond removing Bligh at ...
On the evening of 26 January 1808 the New South Wales Corps marched on Government House and did something extraordinary: they deposed Governor William Bligh at gunpoint. It remains the only successful armed overthrow of ...
The label Rum Rebellion was a smear dreamed up decades after the seismic events of 26 January 1808. Those dramatic events were not about rum. It was fight over what the future of NSW should be. For some including Governo...
As 1807 unfolded, the little British colony of New South Wales was politically charged. Previous governors had attempted to reassert official authority by writing to letters to London and saying mean words about John Mac...
Captain William Bligh assumed office as the Governor of New South Wales in August 1806. Bligh had had a brilliant career at sea but it had been sullied by reports of him being a horrible boss. The governorship of New Sou...
More than anyone, Sir Joseph Banks (the botanist who sailed with Captain Cook) deserves credit for creating modern Australia. For years, before and after the First Fleet, Banks served as the unofficial Minister for New S...
Governor Philip Gidley King had had two big wins – he had secured Bass Strait and Van Diemen’s Land for Britain and he had ruthlessly and quickly crushed the Castle Hill Rebellion. But Governor King was a micro-manager a...
The 1804 Castle Hill Rebellion was the most dramatic convict uprising in Australian history. The rebels were Irish political prisoners who had arrived en masse between 1800 and 1802. They were a powder keg. Almost immedi...
In 1788 Governor Arthur Phillip had proclaimed that the British Empire was now in charge of two-thirds of a continent. It was an audacious claim for a little speck of 1,500 souls. They did quickly build a second settleme...
In 1802 the political focus of New South Wales was not domestic but geopolitical. The British and the French had been at war for nine years already and had well over a decade ahead of conflict ahead … but in 1802 Britian...
In September 1801, Captain John Macarthur of the NSW Corps was challenged to a duel by his commanding officer. Macarthur declined the challenge but his opponent was insistent and so the duel proceeded. Macarthur shot and...
In the late 1790s, John Macarthur took a step back from politics as he was pre-occupied with establishing the Australian wool industry. In mid-1800, the new governor Philip Gidley King was sworn in and it was clear he wa...
In the first year of the 19th century Captain Philip Gidley King was sworn in as the third Governor of New South Wales. The second governor (John Hunter) had come to the job expecting to be a ‘gentlemen governor’ and New...
Governor John Hunter served as the second governor of New South Wales during the second half of the 1790s. As Hunter’s governorship progressed, his misery and paranoia grew as he was increasingly ignored by London and hi...
After the John Baughan Affair political tension returned to the small but now flourishing colony of New South Wales. It was 1796. In this increasingly tense atmosphere some regular troops at 3am stole a couple of turnips...
Governor John Hunter arrived in Sydney in 1795 with instructions directly from King George III to clean up the perceived mess in New South Wales. Hunter had first come to Sydney with the First Fleet in 1788 but he hadn’t...
John Macarthur is the biggest personality of early New South Wales. He arrived with the army aboard the Second Fleet in 1790 … at what was known as the Starving Time. But Macarthur seems to have relished getting in on t...
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