The Northman - an episode of 'tis but a scratch: fact and fiction about the Middle Ages https://youtu.be/peCaXh4ytXo?feature=shared #HistoryPodcast
5 Years of #herstoryseapod 
Five years ago, HERstory: Southeast Asia started as a passion project to uncover the stories of the incredible women who shaped our region’s history. Today, we’re celebrating 5 years, 29K streams, 2 seasons, 30 full episodes, 10 bonus episodes, and 13 amazing patrons who keep this podcast going! Thank you for listening, supporting, and sharing these stories.
NEW EPISODE! 
Listen here: https://t.uzh.ch/1Nv
Or here: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/aincient-studies-lab/episodes/17---The-Cyrus-Cylinder-e2v4m71
Our AI hosts are "cracking open" the Cyrus Cylinder! 
This ancient Babylonian artifact isn't just a dusty relic – it's Cyrus the Great's personal PR campaign! 
Hear how he spun his conquest as divine will (thanks, Marduk! 
) and positioned himself as a liberator. 
We'll unpack the propaganda, the religious tolerance (a bit ahead of its time!), and why it's a symbol of human rights today... even if that wasn't the plan. 
There's even a copy at the UN! 
Tune in for a trip back to the Achaemenid Empire! #CyrusTheGreat #CyrusCylinder #AncientHistory #PersianEmpire #Archaeology #BritishMuseum #Podcast #HistoryPodcast #Mesopotamia #Babylon #HumanRights #Propaganda #AncientText #AI #DigitalHumanities
Bonus Episode
What was it like to grow up behind convent walls? In this bonus episode, we follow Margarita, a young girl whose world is shaped by the rhythms of Santa Ysabel Convent. Through the words of Antonia E. Lopez, we uncover a lost chapter of Filipina girlhood from 1915.
Listen on Patreon: https://linktr.ee/herstoryseapod
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#Philippines
Labor organizations and collective action, with Sarah Bond - a new episode of Byzantium & Friends https://www.medievalists.net/2025/02/labor-organizations-and-collective-action-with-sarah-bond/ #RomanHistory #historypodcast
Was King Æthelred Really Unready? - an episode of 'tis but a scratch: fact and fiction about the Middle Ages https://youtu.be/9JIuiULm96A?feature=shared #historypodcast
History often forgets the women who fought for freedom—but we don’t.
In the last episode of Season 2, we sit down with Salud Algabre's granddaughter, the artist Ana Algabre Hernandez, to understand the powerful legacy "Lola Salud" left behind.
Listen for free: https://linktr.ee/herstoryseapod
Visit her website: https://anaalgabrehernandez.com/
In the #herstoryseapod archives we look at clippings and additional materials that relate to our episodes or themes. 
In this post, we have the 25 July 1936 edition of the newspaper, Sakdal, where a column by Salud Algabre herself appears.
In this two-part episode, we discuss Henerala Salud Algabre. She led an uprising in May 1935 to disrupt a plebiscite tied to the Tydings-McDuffie Act, which offered delayed independence. Always brave, sometimes controversial, here's her story.
Full episode now available for free! Visit Patreon for bonus episodes and additional content.
We are wrapping up Season 2 of #herstoryseapod!
This season, we dove deep into the stories of Southeast Asian women during the colonial period. To commemorate the end of the season, here's a fantastic interpretation of a Manila Carnival Queen sitting down for an interview by Instagram: @/siningnisid 
Episode 30 is coming out today and Season 3 is on the horizon, so stay tuned!
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Dowager Queens of Korea with Alban Schmid – a new episode of The Medieval Podcast https://www.medievalists.net/2025/01/dowager-queens-of-korea-with-alban-schmid-the-medieval-podcast-episode-275/ #Korea #historypodcast
The Battle of Brunanburh (937) - an episode of Bow and Blade https://youtu.be/g1HLF0jRXE0?feature=shared #MedievalWarfare #historypodcast #medievalpodcast
New Podcast Episode Alert!
Journey back to the Iron Age! 
Discover the secrets of the Heuneburg 
, Germany's "oldest city north of the Alps"! 
Tune in to explore the rise and fall of this fascinating urban center! 
Here: https://t.uzh.ch/1Nv
Or on Spotify: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/aincient-studies-lab/episodes/12---The-Heuneburg-e2t9qg7
Our AI hosts talk about:
- Rich burials with gold & wagons! 
- A HUGE 100-hectare settlement! 
- Mediterranean-inspired mudbrick walls! 
- Craft production & trade from far away lands 
- Fortifications, fires & mystery! 
- A powerful elite ruling the land 
This episode challenges EVERYTHING you thought you knew about Iron Age Europe!
A new episode of Bow & Blade: The Battle of Patay (1429) https://www.medievalists.net/2025/01/battle-patay-1429/ #JoanofArc #HundredYearsWar #HistoryPodcast
Inquisitions, Jews, and the Formation of a Persecuting Society - an episode of 'tis but a scratch: fact and fiction about the Middle Ages https://youtu.be/LFLLl6cVsEM?feature=shared #HistoryPodcast #MedievalPodcast
Dangerous Beauty - Episode of Media-eval: A Medieval Pop Culture Podcast https://youtu.be/RwSGHVS00VE?feature=shared #HistoryPodcast #popculture #medievalpodcast
Battle of Hastings, 1066: Analysis of the Norman victory - an episode of Bow and Blade https://youtu.be/y2cDI_cIsc4?feature=shared #medievalwarfare #historypodcast #medievalpodcast
Gisli’s Saga - Summary - an episode of the Saga Thing Podcast https://youtu.be/uT48DZeq90U?feature=shared #icelandicsaga #norse #historypodcast #medievalpodcast
Episode 29!!! (Just one more until S03 but E30 will be in 2 parts)
This episode is about the often overlooked history of female immigrants in colonial Malaya, spanning from the late 19th to mid-20th century. Despite their contributions, their narratives have been reduced to footnotes in male-dominated accounts of migration.
Listen for free: https://linktr.ee/herstoryseapod
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