Meridians: History and Science

By: Charlie Noble
  • Summary

  • This isn't a history or science class; it's a relaxed journey through time. I'm sifting through interesting tidbits and trying to learn something new while I'm at it. There are no sensationalized stories or conspiracy theories here—just a straightforward examination of facts. My goal is to maintain a positive perspective while honestly reflecting on our world.

    Starting on NOV 27th, 2024, the show is now weekly!

    If you're listening to this in 2024, you're on the ground floor of this podcast. I hope you stick around and learn along with me. Let's see where this goes.

    Want more content? Checkout my substack: meridianspodcast.substack.com

    For more info:

    www.meridianspodcast.com

    For feedback (I'd love to hear from you!, YES YOU):

    feedback@meridianspodcast.com

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Episodes
  • EP15: They Had to Be as Tough as Hell to Make It Work: The Settling of Freetown, Sierra Leone
    Jan 12 2025

    Being relocated as a large group of people will likely never be easy. In the case of the settling of Freetown, Sierra Leone, it was almost a textbook example of just how difficult it could be. Check out this episode to learn about the settling of freed, formerly enslaved people, from the American colonies, London, Nova Scotia, and Jamaica. It's a rough and rugged boatride for all.

    Want more content? Checkout my substack: meridianspodcast.substack.com

    For more info:

    www.meridianspodcast.com

    For feedback:

    feedback@meridianspodcast.com

    Meridians is a podcast created by Charlie Noble. This isn't a history or science class; it's a relaxed journey through time. I'm sifting through interesting tidbits and trying to learn something new while I'm at it. There are no sensationalized stories or conspiracy theories here—just a straightforward examination of facts. My goal is to maintain a positive perspective while honestly reflecting on our world.

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    36 mins
  • EP14: The Anglo-Asante Wars: The Price of Gold
    Jan 5 2025

    The Anglo-Asanti Wars. There are so many conflicts in this episode. It shows how chaotic and wild certain times and places in our world have been. If you want to learn more about the Gold Coast of Africa or learn more about the British Empire, this one's for you.

    Want more content? Checkout my substack: meridianspodcast.substack.com

    For more info:

    www.meridianspodcast.com

    For feedback:

    feedback@meridianspodcast.com

    Meridians is a podcast created by Charlie Noble. This isn't a history or science class; it's a relaxed journey through time. I'm sifting through interesting tidbits and trying to learn something new while I'm at it. There are no sensationalized stories or conspiracy theories here—just a straightforward examination of facts. My goal is to maintain a positive perspective while honestly reflecting on our world.

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    54 mins
  • EP13: The Soul of the Asanti Nation: How a Golden Stool united people
    Dec 29 2024

    According to the oral history of the Asante people, the high priest Okomfo Anokye summoned the Golden Stool from the sky. The stool came down and landed at the feet of Osei Tutu. Tutu would then become the first King of the Asante people. The Golden stool has now long been a symbol of strength for the Asanti people and is represented as the centerpiece of the Flag of the Asanti.

    Want more content? Checkout my substack: meridianspodcast.substack.com

    For more info:

    www.meridianspodcast.com

    For feedback:

    feedback@meridianspodcast.com

    Meridians is a podcast created by Charlie Noble. This isn't a history or science class; it's a relaxed journey through time. I'm sifting through interesting tidbits and trying to learn something new while I'm at it. There are no sensationalized stories or conspiracy theories here—just a straightforward examination of facts. My goal is to maintain a positive perspective while honestly reflecting on our world.

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    28 mins

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