History

Reflections on the Russian Revolution of 1917

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Jimmie Moglia about the Russian Revolution of 1917 and what has happened to Russia through time to the present, with an examination that has resulted in the present-day system of governance.

(1) In this episode of the ArchaeoDuck series, Chloe Duckworth takes us to the Roman Villa Borg in Germany, where Roman glass is being reconstructed in replica workshops by master glassblowers from around the world.  (2) Close to the Austrian border in northern Italy, the show’s hostess, Francesca Mazzalei, and Dr. Franco Marzatico explore the prehistory and history of the Alpine region of Trentino.  This is the second of two episodes, featuring ancient copper mining in the Bronze Age and silver mining in the Medieval Period.

Produced in 2019 by Archaeological Legacy Institute

OLLI, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, presents Larry Lobre and his lecture 'The Depression and Dust Bowl Era - The Music That Kept Us Going.' Session 4.

OLLI, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, presents Larry Lobre and his lecture 'The Depression and Dust Bowl Era - The Music That Kept Us Going.' Session 3.

OLLI, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, presents Larry Lobre and his lecture 'The Depression and Dust Bowl Era - The Music That Kept Us Going.' Session 2.

OLLI, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, presents Larry Lobre and his lecture 'The Depression and Dust Bowl Era - The Music That Kept Us Going.' Session 1.

(1) In this episode of the ArchaeoDuck series, Annelies Van de Ven lends us her expert take on archaeology and museums, and talks about some of the AMAZING fieldwork she has done as part of her research.  (2) Close to the Austrian border in northern Italy, the show’s hostess, Francesca, is instructed by Dr. Franco Marzatico on the prehistory of the Alpine region of Trento.  This is the first of two episodes, featuring Neanderthal and early Homo sapiens remains, stelae from the 3rd century BC and lake dwellers of the Neolithic.

Produced in 2019 by Archaeological Legacy Institute

World War II combat veteran Francis Resta travelled to Europe for the 75th anniversary activities and was interviewed by Dutch television. One of Francis' goals for the trip was to connect with the family of the Dutch doctor who saved his leg.