Your History Doesn’t Repeat, But it Rhymes

The most memorable comedians aren’t just the ones who make us laugh.They’re the ones who help us see the world differently.And few people understand that better than comedian Brent Pella.Brent — a filmmaker, stand-up comedian, and longtime cast member on Wild ’N Out — sits down w ...  Show more

What if the systems we live and work in are ready for a total redesign? Strategic Futurist Nancy Giordano joins Stephanie to discuss how feminine thinking, indigenous wisdom, and quantum consciousness are pointing us toward a more relational, human-centered future. They explore w ...  Show more

Have you ever wondered about your ancestors and who they were were? Were they on the right side of history? Maybe you’re curious to find out if your family have dark secrets? 

In this podcast genealogist Martin Costello gives you a step by step guide to tracing your ...

Gretchen asks about memorizing overall world history. What is the best starting point for learning a general historic timeline of the whole world? I describe why starting by memorizing landmark wars is the best place to start in memorizing history. What do you want to learn? Leav ...  Show more

Marcel Proust (1871-1922) did little of note until he turned 38 years old - but from that point forward, he devoted the rest of his life to writing a masterpiece. The result, the novel In Search of Lost Time, published in seven volumes from 1913 to 1927, stands as one of the supr ...  Show more

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