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Seed’s of History Podcast

Seed’s of History Podcast

De : Bennett Tanton
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 Welcome to “Seeds of History,” the podcast where we dig deep into the past to uncover the moments that planted the seeds of our world today. I’m [Your Name], your guide on this journey through time, where we explore the events, ideas, and people who shaped our history in ways you may never have imagined. Each week, we’ll break down key historical moments into bite-sized stories, making it easy for you to connect the dots from then to now. Whether it’s the birth of a revolutionary idea, the rise of a powerful leader, or the spark that ignited a movement, we’re here to unravel the fascinating roots that grew into the branches of modern society. We believe history isn’t just about dates and facts; it’s about the stories, the struggles, and the triumphs that have brought us to where we are today. Together, we’ll explore the untold tales and hidden histories that have left a lasting impact on the world. So, get comfortable, open your mind, and let’s journey back to where it all began. This is “Seeds of History.” podcast

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    • The Lost 98.5%: Uncovering History’s Forgotten Mysteries

      The Lost 98.5%: Uncovering History’s Forgotten Mysteries
      Dec 12 2024
      Throughout the millennia of human existence, only a staggering 1.5% of our collective history has been recorded, leaving an overwhelming 98.5% lost to the silence of time. This missing majority encompasses countless untold stories, forgotten civilizations, undiscovered innovations, and unrecorded cultural legacies that could redefine everything we think we know about humanity. What knowledge did ancient peoples possess that we now consider lost? How many breakthroughs, philosophies, and societal models have vanished, leaving only faint echoes in myths and archaeological fragments? The recorded history we rely on today is little more than a narrow window, shaped by the perspectives and priorities of those who documented it. Yet, it begs a fundamental question: what lies beyond that window? Exploring the vast, unseen expanse of human history isn't just an academic curiosity—it is a pursuit to rediscover the full spectrum of what it means to be human.

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      36 min
    • Anishinaabe Heritage: How Their History Shapes Today’s World

      Anishinaabe Heritage: How Their History Shapes Today’s World
      Dec 5 2024
      The Anishinaabe, one of North America's most culturally rich and historically significant Indigenous groups, stand as a testament to resilience and adaptability. Known for their spiritual connection to the land, the Anishinaabe—comprised of the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi—have navigated centuries of colonial challenges while preserving their unique traditions. Their stories, rooted in oral history, teach profound lessons about harmony with nature, community interdependence, and the power of storytelling. Exploring the Anishinaabe reveals not just their survival but their enduring influence on contemporary thought about environmental stewardship and cultural identity.

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      37 min
    • The Real Thanksgiving: Survival, Alliances, and Cultural Clashes

      The Real Thanksgiving: Survival, Alliances, and Cultural Clashes
      Nov 28 2024
      The real story of Thanksgiving is far more complex than the traditional narrative of a harmonious feast between Pilgrims and Native Americans. While the iconic image of shared gratitude endures, the reality reflects a deeper tale of survival, cultural collision, and uneasy alliances. The Pilgrims, after a perilous voyage and a devastating winter, owed much of their survival to the Wampanoag people, who shared vital knowledge of the land and its resources. However, the fragile peace between these two groups existed within a larger context of political strategies, disease epidemics that had decimated Native populations, and eventual conflicts that would forever alter the landscape of America. This is not just a story of a meal but of two worlds colliding, each grappling with change, loss, and the challenges of coexistence. Thanksgiving, as we know it, is a symbol shaped by myth, but the truth offers a richer and more sobering reflection on the foundations of the United States.

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      28 min
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