Guest Chey Cheung (from the Netherlands) is Surinamese Dutch, and in this episode, she shares with us the history of Suriname. Click here to get updates about upcoming history shows.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Your host, William Rogero, explores the world of meditation but knowing what it takes to practice it (authentically) may surprise you.
In this episode: Sean Haas steps in the time machine with us to find out what makes a computer, the universal machines that we know of today. For more information about Sean’s work, visit http://adventofcomputing.com/. Learn more about the Time Machine by clicking this link.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Guest D.A. Dave Kleman is a veteran who took part in the Russo-Ukrainian war. Step with us into the time machine, as we look through his eyes, as a soldier, many miles from home.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Why is soccer/futbol less popular in the United States? What are the origins of the yellow and red cards, how did the sport start and what should every soccer fan or practitioner know? Join us with Guest Daniel Zeb (York University alumnus, soccer coach and enthusiast) as we answer important questions about soccer.
This episode was recorded remotely from the studio during the COVID-19 Los Angeles Safer-at-Home initiative.
Host William Rogero explores the world of salsa, and what makes its lifestyle live-on.
Special thanks to Christina Haggerty, of La Clave salsa club, and Lenny Montes, owner of DanZone. Special mention to the book: Salsa Chica by author Solange Castro, and social dancer Alicia Bergman.