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Mo lives in Aden, an ancient city in southern Yemen. Built on a volcanic crater, it has castles and beaches set against mountains. It's beautiful. Like the rest of the country, it is also in the midst of an ongoing civil war. This summer, protests broke out over living conditions ...  Show more

Ben can make a roaring, rumbling sound with his ears that no one else can hear. He never thought much about it — whether only he could do this, or whether everyone could do this — until he discovered a subreddit called Ear Rumblers Assemble: a whole community devoted to the myste ...  Show more

This weeks episode is Nawal answering the question, how often do i think of the roman empire? Except its actually niche pop culture moments and anxiety induced questions Nawal thinks about way too often. From the anxiety of turning 25, a sky high reference from 2005, space and ...

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The girls recap their Thanksgivings and talk about potential Christmas plans, family fights, their interpretation of the Roman Empire, current events, and a man named Chisolm.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>

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How do you surface the stories of women in the Roman empire, when the majority of ancient texts were written by men, telling of military victories and losses, or intrigues in the political arena? Speaking to Elinor Evans, Emma Southon chronicles the Roman empire through the stori ...  Show more