Traveling Cuervo
Sup! This is a podcast about fun things I learn in school! How the past connects to the present.
Episodes
18 episodes
Crash Course, Spanish: Revolución Agrícola
Hey, this is just a pilot episode I wanted to send to Crash Course.
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11:55
The Gentleman Pirate, Stede Bonnet
Hey, so this week we are covering the Gentleman pirate, Stede Bonnet. The fashionista of the 7 seas. Tiktok/ Insta: @travelingcuervoPatreon https://www.patreon.com/travelingcuervo
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12:20
Pirate Fashion- What did Pirates Actually Wear? (ft. Sydney Yeager)
Pirates. I bet we all have a similar sort of idea in our mind, something glorified by Hollywood. I tend to think of a guy with long tangled hair, loads of eyeliner, and an eyepatch. Maybe a pirate, wearing some worn down trench coat with a t...
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14:15
Economic History Introduction
Hey guys this is actually for a presentation I have to do about economic history. I will upload a different episode later this week. Best, Valeria
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3:19
History of World Trade Part 1
We are going to be covering the history of trade. Was the free market always as popular as it is today? This podcast might be a bit random and all over the place. But promise. Next week it will all make sense. https://www.patreon.c...
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11:40
Hustle Culture- Where does the grind really come from?
This week we are analyzing what could be the start of grind culture. We are traveling back to Germany during the early 20th century to get to know Weber & the Protestant Work Ethic.
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10:05
No such thing as the Renaissance?
What if I were to tell you, the Renaissance never happened? Well, this week we are going to be traveling back in time to get to know the Renaissance in depth. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG35XKuSN_HOQKALH-ogI...
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13:59
Our Pandemic Age: History in the Present (ft. Professor David Ludden)
Pandemics. We are still dealing with the most recent pandemic. It is not the first and most definitely won't be the last. So what can we learn by taking an in-depth look at Our Pandemic Age: History in our present? If you would like...
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14:05
The Transformation of Brazilian Politics from Lula to Bolsonaro (ft. Professor Barbara Weinstein)
Since 2019, Brazil finds itself in the midst of one of its most difficult periods since the end of the military dictatorship in 1985, thanks to the inhumane policies of Jair Bolsonaro. So we are going to cover how Brazil got to the far right.&n...
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13:24
What Economists get wrong about Adam Smith? (ft. Yanni Kotsonis)
In this week's episode, we are traveling back in time to Europe during the Enlightenment to put ourselves in the shoes of Adam Smith. We are going to learn what economists forget about Adam Smith. This episode features my history of ec...
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15:58
Why Men In Classical Art Have Small Junk
We are traveling back to Ancient Greece to talk about why men in classical Art have small penises. Although in the modern day, the bigger is better, that has not always been the case. In Ancient Greece small junk was all the rage in Antiquity. ...
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Worst Year In Human History
We are going to be covering the worst year in human history. It was horrendous! If you would like to join my patreon to get 2 extra episodes a month or episodes before they air: https://www.patreon.com/travelingcuervoA...
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10:08
History of Energy (ft. Stephen Gross & Jess Benhabib)
In this episode I cover the history of oil. The environmental, political and social impacts it has left the modern day.
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11:11
Will Nefertiti's Bust Ever Return Home?
This podcast explores the history behind Nefertiti’s bust to understand the controversies behind repatriation. Repatriation is the act of returning foreign artifacts to their country of origin. Nefertiti’s bust sits in the Noise Museum in Be...
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14:50
The History of Sugar- A Tale Neither Short Nor Sweet
It seems as though no other substance occupies so much of the world’s land, for so little benefit to humanity, as sugar. Sugarcane is the world’s third most valuable crop after cereals and rice and has created a global public health crisis, whi...
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9:57
The Tragic History of Coffee- From Revolution to Oppression
It is no secret that people today love coffee. Over 2.25 billion cups of coffee are consumed in the world a day. That's over 400 billion cups a year. So let's go over a bit of the history of coffee. It is a tale of intrigue, of mystica...
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Episode 3
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