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Making History

by Rhythm Studio · 9 episodes

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A podcast about science, technology and history

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  1. When the Mediterranean Became a Desert - On the Messinian Event

    A little over five million years ago, something terrible happened to the Mediterranean Sea. Global climate changes led to the blocking of the Strait of Gibraltar, and water from th…

    25 min
  2. The Fall of the Roman Empire, Part 3 (Final)

    Rome of the fourth century was no longer the same great Rome of the first and second centuries: decades of civil wars, inheritance struggles and inflationary crises had greatly wea…

    25 min
  3. The Fall of the Roman Empire, Part 2

    The assassination of Emperor Severus Alexander by his soldiers in the year 235 CE marked the complete breakdown of the inheritance mechanism of the Roman Empire, and was the openin…

    25 min
  4. The Fall of the Roman Empire, Part 1

    One thousand and five years after it disappeared - the Roman Empire is still around us, almost everywhere in the Mediterranean basin and in Europe: both in impressive remains and a…

    25 min
  5. The History of File Sharing Software part 1

    Napster was a groundbreaking file sharing software written in a single 60-hour programming marathon – and from the moment it emerged into the world, it stood at the center of a bru…

    25 min
  6. The History of File Sharing, Part 2: Kazaa, Grokster and BitTorrent

    The fall of Napster was the catalyst for the rise of a new and improved file sharing technology - FastTrack. Software such as Kazaa, Grokster and eMule flooded the file sharing wor…

    25 min
  7. The Jews Who Built Hollywood

    The words 'Hollywood film' represent a set of values and perceptions that are identified, for better or worse, with American culture: for example, doing things big, or dividing the…

    25 min
  8. The Subprime Crisis and Ottoman Anarchy - On the Secrets Behind the Mortgage

    Episode Description: The mortgage is not only one of the most important and largest loans most of us will take in our lifetime - it is also a vital tool for managing economic life…

    25 min
  9. Archimedes of Syracuse

    Archimedes of Syracuse is remembered mainly for the impressive machines he built to defend his city against the Romans: the heat ray and the terrifying 'claws' that lifted ships fr…

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