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Accidentally Magellan: Antiqua & Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda is the sort of place that appears in a holiday brochure after several meetings in which someone says the words “paradise destination” with increasing enthusiasm. There are beaches of improbable whiteness, water the color of a swimming pool designed by a particularly ambitious god, and resorts in which the towels are folded into shapes that suggest someone has far too much time on their hands. Tourism is, naturally, enormously important here. It provides jo
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Wonder Woman of the Week: Lillian Ngoyi
Lillian Ngoyi was born in 1911 in Pretoria, South Africa, into a working-class family whose experiences reflected the inequalities that would later shape her activism. She trained as a nurse before working as a seamstress and later as a garment worker, occupations that brought her into close contact with the hardships faced by Black South African women. In an era when apartheid's foundations were being laid through increasingly restrictive racial laws, Ngoyi witnessed how pov
South African Biltong
Recipe Courtesy of Boer & Butcher Across South Africa, few foods tell a story quite like biltong. Strips of seasoned, air-dried meat, traditionally made from beef or game, biltong grew from practical necessity into a beloved national tradition. Its origins reflect the ingenuity of communities that needed to preserve meat through long journeys and harsh conditions, while its spices carry influences from generations of South African cultures. Today, biltong appears everywh
Ghosts of the Revolution: The Legacy of Bahrain's Failed 2011 Revolts
In the spring of 2011, as revolutions swept across the Arab world, Bahrain appeared to be a small island caught in a much larger storm. The kingdom, ruled by the Sunni House of Khalifa over a population with a Shia majority, became the scene of mass demonstrations demanding political reform, greater equality, an elected government, and an end to discrimination and abuses by the security services. The roots of the confrontation stretched back generations. The Khalifa family ha
Kalinago Fashion
Long before European ships appeared on the horizon, the Kalinago of the Lesser Antilles expressed identity, status, and connection to their environment through clothing and adornment. Living across islands such as Dominica, St. Vincent, and the Grenadines, Kalinago communities adapted their appearance to a tropical climate where practicality was essential. Clothing was generally light and limited compared with European standards, often incorporating cotton and other locally a
Accidentally Magellan: Antiqua & Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda is the sort of place that appears in a holiday brochure after several meetings in which someone says the words “paradise destination” with increasing enthusiasm. There are beaches of improbable whiteness, water the color of a swimming pool designed by a particularly ambitious god, and resorts in which the towels are folded into shapes that suggest someone has far too much time on their hands. Tourism is, naturally, enormously important here. It provides jo
Wonder Woman of the Week: Lisa Hanna
Born in Mandeville, Jamaica, Lisa Hanna grew up in a family that encouraged ambition, education, and service. From an early age, she developed an interest in communication and the performing arts, eventually studying at the University of the West Indies, where she pursued studies in communication. Her journey also took her beyond Jamaica, giving her experiences that broadened her perspective on leadership and public life. Long before entering politics, Hanna became a familiar
DODEKA POLEMISTES
Join a network of fans of Greek Mythology and Ancient Greek costuming for a cause- blending social activism, histortical fashion, and ancient mythology all in one.
PANATHENAEA
The Experimental Archaeology of Medieval Combat
SHARK WEEK
The Disappearing Sharks of South Africa
Inside The Lives of Deep Sea Basking Sharks & Ocean Giants
Greenland’s Hidden Predators: Dangerous Wildlife Beneath the World’s Most Contested Island
The Shark God of Fiji
The Strange Behavior Of The World's Biggest Shark
The Largest Mako Shark EVER Filmed?
The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis
Sharks of New Caledonia - The Real Masters of the Lagoon
Beneath the Waves: The Tiger Shark Story
The Secret World of Hammerhead Sharks
The Great White Shark: Ocean’s Most Powerful Predator
Why California’s Red Triangle Sees So Many Great White Attacks
Blood in the Water: The Lasting Legacy of Jaws
Why 2020 Was the Deadliest Shark Year in a Century
Shark Junction: The Ocean’s Deadliest Crossroads
Whale Sharks: Gentle Giants of the Sea
Everything You Need To Know about the Great White Shark
How Great White Sharks Hunt Along California’s Coast
The Shark Tooth Weapon of Ancient Hawaii
A Complete Guide & Timeline of Prehistoric Sharks
Rise of the Great White Shark - A History 11 Million Years in the Making
Silent Shadows: A Cinematic Journey with Sharks
Inside The Bizarre Biology Of Ancient Sharks
The Time A Shark Became A Serial Killer - The Matawan Maneater
USS Indianapolis Survivor Relives Horrifying Experience
WILD WEST WEEK
Somewhere in the West
Lewis & Clark, Mason & Dixon, and Discovering America
Fur Trappers on the Missouri
160 Days to Oregon
The Bozeman Trail: A Rush to Montana's Gold
The Alamo
The Mexican-American War 1846-48
Robert Redford's The West: The Bloodiest Battle Of The Great Sioux War
The Battle of Greasy Grass
Dakota Exile
Cibecue Creek
A Timelapse of the West
American Horses
Yellowstone - The Breathtaking Beauty of America's First National Park
One Of The Most Amazing Places Of The World
America: Discovering The Vast Great Plains
West Texas's Incredible Desert Wildlife
Great Speeches of History: Chief Joseph
The Legend of Jack Slade
Tasunke Witko (Crazy Horse): A Documentary Film
The Great Train Robbery
The Earp Brothers: Lawmen Of The West
Chasing Greatness – The Hailey Kinsel & Sister Story
Predator on the Reservation
How Tex-Mex Food Unites Across Borders
HAWAII WEEK
The Shark Tooth Weapon of Ancient Hawaii
O Hawaiʻi: Of Hawaiʻi from Settlement to Kingdom
Elite Hawaiian Warriors: How Did The Koa Defeat Captain Cook?
The Story of America's Annexation of Hawaiʻi
Hawaii's Wave Riding Wahine
How Hawaii Became America's 50th State
Uncensored Footage From The Attack On Pearl Harbor
Oahu - The Heart and Soul of Hawaii
Paddling Out
Exploring The Wonders Of Hawaii's Big Island
Hawaii Tsunami Disaster: When the Ocean Swallowed a City
HAWAII | The Most Extreme Wildlife of the Archipelago on the Planet
In the Thick of the Valley
Big Waves, Wild Foraging and the Fight to Preserve Hawaiian Culture
Hometown Legends
Hawaiian Legends - Molokai`s Sacred Stones
The Shadow She Carries
In Hawaiian Hands: The Story of Reggae in Hawaiʻi
Canefield Songs: Holehole Bushi
Merrie Monarch, the premier stage of hula
The Maneater of Molokai
The History of the Hawaiian Luau
Ka Hana Kapa
Animator Ishu Patel, Hula Film Restoration, Tongan Choir
Honolulu, July, 1866
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