Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Documents (2026)

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Unslop Your Feed (Part 2): Our Favorite Analysts and Platforms of 2025 That You Need To Know 47:39

5d ago47:39

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This is a part 2 of our Favorite things episode. We wrap u covering our favorite analysts and platforms from 2025. Tap in! (00:00) - Intro (00:45) - Our Favorite Analysts (01:51) - Alicia - The Luncheon Lawyer (03:17) - Professor Skye (04:37) - Nick Maggiulli (05:29) - Orin Meets World (06:18) - Kyla Scanlon (07:33) - Sinead Bovell - I've Got Quest…

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Unslop Your Feed: Our Favorite Creators and Deals of 2025 42:05

9d ago42:05

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2025 is drawing to a close, and its been a YEAR! We recap the biggest things we liked this year, and give insights into why, how, and what the people, deals, and voices that made some of the biggest impacts. We explain why we find them interesting, and how they are building unique audiences and offerings for people, in distinct ways. We also dive i…

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How Creators Can Get Paid Anywhere, Anytime, In The Currency They Want 49:30

28d ago49:30

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In this episode, we dive into the transformative impact stable coins are having on global team building and the creator economy. Carl discuss how stable coins enable transactions across borders with ease, ensuring creators get paid consistently and quickly without the traditional banking hassles. We dive into The Genius Act, which has regulated the…

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The 100% Open Rate Business Model: Why Direct Distribution Is Beats Algorithms 57:18

1M ago57:18

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If you're a beauty brand who wants to expand your market to the UK, but aren't sure what to do? You have two options: 1. Hire a market research firm, engage sentiment analysis, find consultants, do market sizing, look for retail partners/relationships. Or.. 2. Call Jamelia Donaldson. This is a conversation about how you build a business solving a p…

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How Creators Took Over Beauty Marketing and Became the New Distribution Layer 1:13:34

2M ago1:13:34

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Beauty is where culture, commerce, and creators sharpen each other. This episode exposes the real machinery behind a $677B industry that has quietly set the playbook for every modern creator-driven business. We map how influence becomes product, how product becomes identity, and why beauty remains the most unforgiving but highest-leverage market fo…

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How Events Become Big Creator Businesses (and how to build your own) 59:51

2M ago59:51

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Convenings and events are some of the most investible, profitable, and scalable ventures in the market right now. They are also still some of the most misunderstood This episode will help explain why, and where the opportunities are for you to build with people in mind. Jonathan opens up about the early start of AfroTech, and how it set a new stand…

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IP over Everything: How Artists Can Grow and Protect Their Work 1:04:56

3M ago1:04:56

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This week we're unpacking how artists and creatives into protected assets—and protected assets into scalable businesses. Carl digs into what IP really is (copyrights, trademarks, patents), how to shield it with the right entities and licensing, and smart ways to fund projects with GP/LP structures so you keep control while partnering with brands an…

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Creators Are Worth Billions. Here's A Guide to Understanding Why. 48:17

3M ago48:17

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Everyone is talking about the 'creator economy'. But what does it mean? What makes a "creator" a "creator"? And why is Wall Street pumping billions into it? In this episode, (and this season) we are focused on unpacking what the creator economy is, how is it is being value, what is underpinning it, and how creators are starting to take on investmen…

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68. Negro Motorist Green Book, 1936

5M ago

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Road trip! Let's just pack up and go - but where should we go, stay, eat? Easy decisions for some, perilous for others, until a mailman lent his name to a little book that made the journey a whole lot safer, less humiliating and more enjoyable to generations of travelers setting out on the open road to a better future…

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67. Guinness Book of Records, 1955

5M ago

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A compendium of fastests and highests and mosts in a book that nobody needs but millions have enjoyed - documenting the boundaries of human capability; just don't call it trivial, and please, stop eating the bicycles. Golden plover for the win! (or not) (researched by Brooks Scheibler)

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66. First Motion Picture Camera Patent, 1888

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Edison invented the movie camera, right? Nope - and therein lies a Hollywood story that doesn't take place anywhere near Hollywood, with guest appearances by Greer Garson, Spencer Tracy, Jack the Ripper, and Louis Le Prince, the real inventor, and his real life mystery (researched/written by Ellianna Thayne)…

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How to Get Your NBI Clearance Online 2:20

1y ago2:20

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In this episode of "Easy Documents," we break down the process of obtaining your NBI Clearance online. Say goodbye to long lines and tedious paperwork as we guide you through the steps—from creating your account, making payments, to getting your biometric data. Get all the details you need to streamline your NBI clearance application and receive it…

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65. NCAA Transfer Portal, 2018

1y ago

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Just enter the portal and fame and fortune await, right? Maybe, though nothing is guaranteed - one of many misconceptions about a tool that does its job and makes things work, no wormholes required

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64. "First" Social Security Number, 1936

1y ago

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Who's got your number? Hopefully nobody who isn't supposed to - the origins of the number we (almost) all live by, why and how it's become so necessary, and what happens when you die - or somebody thinks you have

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63. Incan Quipu (knotted fiber cords), by c1300

1y ago

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How can you know what you can't read? A writing system without a key, suspended knots and strings we can't interpret, leaving entire peoples also in suspense to understand their past and stories (researched/written by Diego Licea)

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Ep 2:4 Shiny lucre: money, c.1600. Bullion, penny loaves, and corrupt politicians 57:27

1y ago57:27

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I talk to Simon Healy about early modern money: the currency and coins, wages and free dinners, how big a loaf of bread is, bullion smuggling and bribing politicians.

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Ep 2:3 In search of the sound of the past 45:49

1y ago45:49

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I talk to Dr Katie McKeogh about how music was first printed, what that did to how people heard and played music, and how we can trace this story in the libraries where their music books have come to rest. And about finding slanderous gossip in the margins of contraband liturgy books.Autor: lau20

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Ep 2:2 Blood thicker than water? 46:39

1+ y ago46:39

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Family, religious conflict, and what to do when your outlawed cousin/brother/son rings your doorbell. This episode explores how family networks and the ties of kinship shaped Catholic resistance in Protestant England.Autor: lau20

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Ep 2:1: And the joke is on...? 30:09

1+ y ago30:09

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Children's antics and domestic theatre in the 1660s, as William Blundell - Lancashire gentleman, Royalist solider, recusant, amateur antiquarian - writes play-scrips for his children in which they make fun of him behind his back...Many thanks for my brother, daughter and nieces for lending their dramatic talents to bring the Blundells to life! Epis…

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62. Sumerian Complaint Tablet, c1750 BCE

1+ y ago

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"How dare you treat me like this?" The cry of untold millions of consumers with a grievance to air, or type, or phone in - or bake into clay tablets, in the faint but eternal hope of being heard (researched/written by Ellianna Thayne)

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61. Oldest Known Galaxy, 13+ billion years ago

1+ y ago

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How is a galaxy a document? How could it change the world? Well, look out there, as far as we can see, and even farther - and then look inside, and maybe you'll find out.

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Ep 1:4 Whose past is it anyway? St Alban and Recusants 38:39

1+ y ago38:39

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Alban - first known Christian in Britain, executed by the Romans for hiding a priest. Recusants - shorthand for English Catholics who rejected the Protestant Reformation, and occasionally got executed for hiding priests. This episode is about fights over who owns history, school plays in the 1600s, and naming your kids after prisons.…

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60. Mètre des Archives (original standard meter), 1799

1+ y ago

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I love you, a bushel and a peck - or maybe an acre, or fathom, or hundredweight, or any of the thousands of measurements we have created, which somebody has to establish and standardize, like the meter, one way or the other

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Ep 1:3 Elections in James I's England: How to get into Parliament and why on earth you'd want to 52:49

1+ y ago52:49

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Elections in the 1600s: Elections by show of hands, votes for saltpans, and did women vote? I talk to Dr Simon Healy about how Members of Parliament were chosen in Tudor & Stuart England, why people stood for Parliament, who got to vote, where, and why, and how elections were run.Autor: lau20

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Ep 1:2 Lady Falkland According to Her Daughters: Seventeenth-century parenting, autism and reconciliation 26:16

1+ y ago26:16

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Elizabeth Cary, Lady Falkland, lived from 1586-1639. She was a writer and translator, was seen as eccentric, was a Catholic convert when it wasn't strictly legal - and may have been autistic. Her "Life", composed and preserved by her daughters, records her struggles to be an intellectual woman, a Catholic, and a mother - and their struggles to be d…

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Episode 1:1 How to be a Dissident: Putting the Law on Trial 38:23

1+ y ago38:23

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If you are a dissident who wants to uphold the Law, while breaking unjust laws, what do you do? Especially when you’re on trial for breaking a law you don’t believe in. This episode is about some examples of what you might do, from Catholics in Elizabethan England.Autor: lau20

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59. Egyptian "Book of the Dead", c1600 BCE

2+ y ago

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The road map and guide book to the afterlife, all spelled out to ensure a successful and surprisingly personalized journey

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58. Emily Post's Etiquette, 1922

2+ y ago

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According to Emily Post...etiquette is meant to make people feel comfortable and at ease, and the more who know the better - and it's not about the forks

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57. Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948

3+ y ago

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Human rights and how they came to be recognized, agreed upon and most importantly recorded and declared, for all of us to share

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인터뷰 황인희 선생님(210812) 7:30

4+ y ago7:30

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인터뷰 황인희 선생님(210812) by 시청각 Audio Visual PavilionAutor: 시청각 Audio Visual Pavilion

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Episode 0 4:06

4+ y ago4:06

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Alastair Calhoun gets really started on his long term camping trip in the Appalachia wilderness. Transcript Credits Rain sounds Campfire sounds

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Be part of the research ... 6:56

5y ago6:56

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Sign-up to participate in the research study at: https//steveraven.com/research_signup EtSaLyZbQuGWoetCbKNw JtQyXTvwtTw53KO9z5lH Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.Autor: steve raven

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Sign-up to join the research 9:22

5y ago9:22

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Undergraduates of physical education, sports subjects and outdoor education wishing to signup to participate in the research study use these links: https://steveraven.com/participate https://steveraven.com/research_signup Email: [email protected] For everyone else to get regular updates on research progress and to participate in o…

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Trailer to Raven Documents 3:00

5y ago3:00

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Steve Raven on doing research and reporting its findings: https://www.steveraven.com/ Steve Raven on Twitter: https://twitter.com/steveraven_frsa To participate in our socio-cultural sports research studies check-out: https://www.steveraven.com/participate/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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56. Electoral College Documents, 2020

5y ago

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Papers, signatures, seals, ceremonies, rules that produce documents to let hundreds speak for millions in having their say in the most important decision they make

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55. World's Fair Time Capsule, 1938

5+ y ago

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The best known example of an attempt to help the future to understand the present when it's the past, even 5000 years on

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54. Articles of Impeachment, 1868

5+ y ago

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The extraordinary ordinariness of articles of impeachment, then and now, and the lessons to be learned, over and over again

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200715 148 St12 6:06

5+ y ago6:06

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200715 148 St12 by 시청각 Audio Visual PavilionAutor: 시청각 Audio Visual Pavilion

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200715 148 St34 6:06

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200715 148 St34 by 시청각 Audio Visual PavilionAutor: 시청각 Audio Visual Pavilion

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200715 148 St56 6:06

5+ y ago6:06

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53. Code of Hammurabi, c1754 BCE

6+ y ago

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Whoever thought finding the law could be a challenge? Not if it's on a 7 ft tall stela for all to see - now, as then, finding the law can be almost as complicated as finding justice

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52. Eurovision/European Broadcast Union Statutes, 1950

6+ y ago

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What's the most popular television show in the world that you may never have heard of? Founding documents, politics, dancing apes, and the shared cultural moments that are the Eurovision Song Contest

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Resolution on Imperialism and Colonialism 3:58

6+ y ago3:58

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The All-African People’s Conference was a series of meetings of anti-imperialism political parties, leaders of various ethnic groups, labor union representatives, and anyone else who believed Africa should be returned to the communities from which the European powers took it. This document contains excerpts from the resolution drafted by the Confer…

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A Brief History of Pan-Africanism 4:45

6+ y ago4:45

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The ‘New Internationalist Magazine’ is a British nonprofit publishing cooperative. This text contains excerpts pertaining to the history of and issues related to Pan-Africanism. One prominent debate among historians is the issue over whether the decolonization that occurred during the Cold War was caused by structural issues in the imperial nations…

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50. IRS Form 1040, 1914

6+ y ago

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Line after line, year after year, the forms that keep information organized, processes processing, and civilization working

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The Struggle for Independence in South Asia 6:41

7y ago6:41

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Trevor Getz is a Professor of History at San Francisco State University who specializes in Modern Africa and world history. This excerpt describes issues facing South Asian countries as they struggled to obtain independence.

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