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Send us a textWhy Do People Give Up Their Freedom So Easily? | "Discourse On Voluntary Servitude" - BoetieHEY!!! Welcome back, everyone! Étienne de La Boétie's Discourse on Voluntary Servitude is a powerful political essay that explores why people willingly submit to tyranny. Written in the 16th century, La Boétie argues that oppressive rulers maintain power not through strength, but through the consent of the governed. He challenges readers to recognize their own complicity and urges passive resistance as a path to freedom. This timeless work is a foundational text in political philosophy...

Click here to share your favorite car, car story or any automotive trivia!Join To All the Cars I’ve Loved Before for a deep dive into automotive restoration as Mason—a McPherson College graduate—traces the journey that started in high school and took him from a record-speed Model T build on campus to working alongside Wayne Carini at F40 Motorsports. Sparked by an episode of Chasing Classic Cars, Mason explains how hands-on training, peer wrenching, and judging at the Audrain Concours shaped his career, then walks us through the resurrection of his 1965 Ford F-100 pickup and daily-driven...

His mother left him and his twin in China at age 4. Came back years later — not to love them, but to relocate them.Abandoned at four, Kevin's fight for survival began long before he joined the Marines. In this raw, emotional episode of Beyond the Dispatch, Kevin shares his harrowing experiences as a grunt with the 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines in Afghanistan's deadly Helmand Province during the brutal combat of 2010. He also opens up about his transition from military service to his challenging career in law enforcement, serving as a dedicated SWAT officer, grappling with trauma, identity, and ...

Join Maxwell Slate, your sharp-tongued, fedora-wearing host, as he takes you on a dramatic journey through the smoky coffeehouses of 19th-century Europe where Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels forged ideas that would reshape the world. With the analytical precision of a Beltway insider and the theatrical flair of a seasoned stage actor, Maxwell unpacks the historical context that gave birth to communism, exploring Marx's critique of capitalism, the theory of surplus value, and the revolutionary partnership that produced The Communist Manifesto. From the brutal realities of industrial Manchester ...

El racismo vertebra el discurso del movimiento de extrema derecha. Pero hay una asociación de ideas para sostener la estrategia: el aborto y el racismo. La consigna es la teoría del gran reemplazo, según la cual, los migrantes racializados vienen a Europa a sustituir a la raza blanca. Por eso, el derecho al aborto y la planificación familiar obligan a las mujeres blancas a tener menos hijos, según su ideario. Vamos a Burgos, donde VOX cogobernó durante dos años, con políticas antiinmigración. Allí conoceremos a mujeres marroquíes -la nacionalidad no comunitaria mayoritaria- para ...

Crescere in Palestina può significare anche essere arrestato a 12 anni e venire condannato a 20, per aver lanciato sassi contro un carro armato israeliano. Tutti i minori palestinesi sanno che possono finire in carcere, anche se non hanno commesso reati, come se fosse una tappa fisiologica della vita.Di Anna Maria Selini, prodotto da Altreconomia, sound designer Luca Bozzoli.Data di pubblicazione: 1 luglio 2025 (è il primo di sei episodi con uscita bisettimanale)Intervengono (nell’ordine): Muhammad, Francesca Albanese, Khaled Quzmar. Doppiatori: Andrea Calamai e Duccio Facchini. Fonti:Il...

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Carnivores is a narrative podcast that explores the rivalries, conflicts, and cultural flashpoints that have shaped modern Nigerian society. Each episode unpacks one unforgettable beef—tracing its roots, players, and fallout. Through immersive storytelling, interviews, reenactments, and archival moments, Carnivores examines how these public feuds have impacted Nigerian Popular Culture. Insightful, entertaining, and unflinching, Carnivores goes beyond the headlines to reveal the stories behind the fights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome to Footprints on the Sand, a podcast where Josiah and Evie interview people with inspiring stories that empower others and remind us that we’re not alone. Through honest conversations, we explore the moments that shaped their lives, the struggles they’ve faced, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. Each story is a testimony of perseverance when the path isn’t clear. Each step through their journey inspires us to keep walking. ——— Feel free to follow, rate, comment, and share it with someone who might need it too. Your feedback means a lot!

British Americans' unquenchable thirst for tea and a looming financial disaster for the East India Company leads to a new crisis in North America when seven tea-laden ships are sent to the colonies in 1773, inspiring Bostonians to dump much of the cargo in Boston Harbor. Featuring: Benjamin Carp, James Fichter, Deepthi Murali, and Mary Beth Norton. Voice Actors: Craig Gallagher, Margaret Hughes, Grace Mallon, Norman Rodger, Annabelle Spencer, and John Turner. Narrated by Dr. Jim Ambuske. Music by Artlist.io This episode was made possible with support from a 2024 grant from the National ...

The American Dream is about working hard and being rewarded. In Denmark, the dream is more about contentment and consistency than bigger and better. Robyn Curnow has been visiting Denmark the past few weeks and she reflects on what makes Danes, and her Danish husband, 'happier' than most. New! Substack! http://robycurnow.substack.com http://www.instagram.com/robyncurnow http://www.x.com/robyncurnow http://www.searchingforamericapod.com

Inwiefern ist das gängige Bild von den Menschen der Steinzeit falsch – und was bedeutet das für die Gegenwart? Darüber spreche ich mit der Gewinnerin des Deutschen Sachbuchpreises 2025: Ulli Lust

🎙️ NOVO EPISÓDIO NO AR📚 TAG DOS 50% – Os Melhores Livros do Primeiro Semestre de 2025Metade do ano passou — e as leituras renderam memórias, surpresas, decepções e novos autores favoritos.Neste episódio especial, eu revisito tudo o que li até agora em 2025:✨ O livro que mais me marcou🌀 O maior plot twist💔 O que mais me destruiu (emocionalmente)🛟 A leitura que me curou😬 A maior decepção👀 Um autor que entrou no radar🔁 Um reencontro feliz...e claro: personagens que eu levaria pra terapia (e pra um date).Se você ama livros e quer montar sua própria ...

This episode delves into the remarkable narrative surrounding Jay Berwanger, the inaugural recipient of the Heisman Trophy, who transcended his collegiate accolades to become a prominent figure in officiating. We engage with Timothy P. Brown of footballarchaeology.com, who elucidates the intriguing connection between Berwanger's legacy and a pivotal moment in the 1949 Rose Bowl. The discussion centers on a controversial call made by Burwanger during a tightly contested game between Northwestern and California, a decision that ultimately influenced the outcome of the match. Through meticulous ...

Tales of knights, lords, and ladies have held a prominent position in the western imagination since they were first told. As we survey some of those tales, we’ll address the following questions: How does Sir Gawain and the Green Knight highlight the importance of personal promises?Why is the will of God notably prominent in Medieval epic tales?What role does honor play in the still-popular tale Robin Hood? Recommended Reading: Green, Roger Lancelyn. The Adventures of Robin Hood. Puffin Books, 2010.

Hello and welcome to the History Nut podcast. This podcast was originally intended as a revision aid for students studying A Level History, with a specific focus on the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich. As well as providing detailed explorations of some of the most important chapters in our History, I will also embark on a journey into the lesser known corners of our past. Expect big turning points and the minutiae of everyday life in a podcast series which aims to provide a gateway for all to our shared human past. Speaker-Rhys Producer- Sam and Toby Music-Sam

Pour l’été, le podcast « Hérétiques » s’offre un répit et propose, sans prétendre à l’originalité et pour la deuxième année, des « séries d’été ».C’est l’occasion de nous retourner sur la trentaine d’émissions enregistrées en trois ans.Leur enchaînement, mois après mois, peut paraître hétéroclite, foisonnant, insaisissable, désordonné. Voici donc quelques tentatives de nouer ces fils épars autour de certaines thématiques, de tirer de cette profusion quelques lignes directrices.Il ne s’agit pas d’imposer une cohérence factice ni de révéler un...

In this deeply moving episode of Invading the Darkness, Lacey shares her experience navigating the legal system as a trafficking survivor—and the lasting impact it had on her healing. From being retraumatized by the very systems meant to protect her, to becoming an advocate for change, Lacey sheds light on the urgent need for trauma-informed, survivor-centered support in every step of the justice process.Her story is a powerful reminder that justice must do more than prosecute—it must protect, restore, and truly see the person behind the case.You can help make the legal system more ...

On this episode, Mark Simon speaks to Marcela García, associate editor and columnist for the op-ed page at The Boston Globe. Marcela often writes about Latinx communities in Boston including in a newsletter she launched, ¡Mira!, that is written in English and Spanish. She also writes some of the Globe's unsigned editorials.For that, she and two of her colleagues were finalists for this year's Pulitzer Prize in editorial writing. As the Pulitzer board noted "For their politically courageous and deeply reported editorials on how Boston can humanely and effectively close underutilized schools ...