The Clever Way to Count Tanks - World War II Statistical Analysis
Discover how mathematics and probability solved the mystery of Nazi Germany's tank production during World War II, featuring insights from Dr James Grime on this fascinating historical application.
Drawing Lesson Three: Vertical Thinking - A Johannesburg Biography
Explore Kentridge's unique perspective on art, knowledge, and Johannesburg's history through his innovative "Drawing Lessons" lecture, blending graphic design with philosophical insights.
Botanical Notebooks of Frank Nicholls - History and Conservation
Explore the history and conservation of Frank Nicholls' 1773 botanical notebooks, featuring detailed plant descriptions and drawings, and learn about their near-destruction during the Blitz.
History Celebrates Women's History Month
Explore groundbreaking women in politics, civil rights, science, and aviation. Discover their impact on history and society through engaging biographical profiles and historical analyses.
The Many Worlds of Leo Szilard
Explore the multifaceted life of physicist Léo Szilárd, from his groundbreaking work in physics to his efforts as a peacemaker and provocateur, through expert discussions on his scientific and humanitarian contributions.
Aloha 'Āina: Food and Land Justice in Hawaii
Exploring Hawaii's food sovereignty, land rights, and cultural restoration efforts through Native Hawaiian perspectives and activism for self-sufficiency and aloha 'āina.
Food Sovereignty - Food and Justice for Native Peoples
Exploring Native food sovereignty, challenges faced by Indigenous communities, and efforts to build resilient, sustainable food systems while preserving cultural identity and traditional knowledge.
Mathematical Games - History and Science of the Manhattan Project and Oppenheimer Movie
Explore the mathematical and scientific legacy of key figures from the Manhattan Project and Oppenheimer movie, highlighting their enduring impact on modern technology.
Famous and Not So Famous Unsolved Codes and Ciphers Throughout History
Explore fascinating unsolved codes and ciphers throughout history, from CIA's Kryptos sculpture to mysterious WWII pigeon messages and encrypted postcards from notable figures.
History of Russia
Explore key events and figures in Russian history, from Viking origins to the Mongol invasion, Christian conversion, and conflicts with Japan and Britain.
Nomadic Cultures
Explore the rich history of Eurasian nomadic cultures, from Huns to Mongols, examining their rise, fall, and lasting impact on civilizations across the steppes.
Why Aren't There More Native American Restaurants?
Chef Sean Sherman explores the absence of Indigenous cuisines in North America, highlighting the impact of colonialism and emphasizing the importance of revitalizing Native American culinary traditions for better health and environmental stewardship.
Sunless Skies - A Narrative Postmortem
Explore the narrative development of 'Sunless Skies', from concept to execution. Learn strategies for crafting compelling stories, managing consultations, and overcoming challenges in game writing.
An Endless World Map - Viewing the World Through "Authagraph"
革新的な世界地図「AuthaGraph」の発明：長方形に収まりながら大陸の相対的な大きさを維持。航路、地質学、気象、世界史など多様なテーマに応用可能な新しい世界の見方を提案。
Resilience - I Am the Walking Dream of My Ancestors
Michelle Chubb shares personal stories highlighting colonialism's impact on Indigenous peoples, using social media to educate and inspire reconnection with cultural roots while advocating for positive change.
Flawed Peace Leads to War
Explore how a flawed peace after World War I led to World War II, examining historical events and their consequences through the lens of military history and naval warfare.
How Art Seeds Change, and Seeds Change Art
Indigenous artist Carey Newman explores how art can inspire ordinary people to create extraordinary change, showcasing his powerful installations that address colonialism, social issues, and environmental concerns.
Atlantis - Fictional Location, Real-World Harm
Archaeologist Peter Nulton explores how misinterpretations of Plato's Atlantis parable have fueled colonial ideologies and societal divisions, revealing the real-world impact of fictional narratives.
A Survivor's Tale - Holocaust Remembrance and Tolerance
Holocaust survivor Ivan Shaw shares his harrowing experiences and emphasizes the importance of remembering history to combat hatred and intolerance in this powerful and moving talk.
From Cowardice to Shellshock - Medicine, Psychiatry and the Great War
Explore the medical revolution of World War I, focusing on stretcher bearers and the evolution of 'war neurosis' diagnosis and treatment. Gain insights into the lesser-known impacts of the war on medicine and psychiatry.
Model and Texture a Type 97 Grenade - Unwrapping and Texturing
Learn to unwrap and texture a Type 97 hand grenade in C4D and Photoshop, covering techniques like blending, adding effects, and creating realistic wear and tear.