EP 16 - Pioneers of Women's Sports - Kyniska and Alexandra

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Kyniska of Sparta entered the ancient Olympic world through a rule no one expected a woman to use, winning the chariot race twice and forcing history to reckon with women’s athletic power. Centuries later, Alexandra Allred helped break another barrier as a member of the first U.S. women’s bobsled team. This conversation follows the long history of women pushing into spaces designed to exclude them, from ancient Olympic competition and the policing of clothing to bobsledding, volleyball uniforms, women’s football, aviation, education, medicine, and the fight for recognition. Alexandra brings her experience as an athlete, author, educator, and advocate for women’s sports history to a wide-ranging discussion about power, control, courage, and why women’s athletic achievements matter far beyond the field of play. Full episode and transcript: https://curiouspundits.com/podcast/ep16-pioneers-of-womens-sports Episode Show Notes: Hosted by Emanuel Petrescu and Kevin Carney. Guest: Alexandra Allred - Author of the book When Women Stood, The Untold History of Females Who Changed Sports and the World and the first female to make and form the US Women's Bobsleigh ... 1994 by winning the nationals competition with a push time of 6.386 seconds. Topics covered: * Kyniska of Sparta and women in the ancient Olympics * Women’s bobsledding and the first U.S. women’s bobsled team * Alexandra Allred’s path into bobsledding * Women banned from competitive sports * Women’s football and adventure writing * Aristotle, ancient Greece, and ideas about women * Spartan women, status, and athletic power * Women athletes in Afghanistan and Iran * Olympic uniform controversies * Norway’s women’s team being fined for wearing shorts * Clothing, control, and women’s public freedom * The bicycle, bloomers, and “bicycle face” * Girls’ education and social change * Women’s health, medical research, and bias * Women pilots and early aviation sabotage * Ronda Rousey and double standards in women’s sports * Women’s contributions that history overlooked Episode Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Curious Pundits 01:24 Kevin introduces the topic of pioneers in women’s sports 02:30 Alexandra Allred explains how she discovered women were banned from bobsledding 04:48 Alexandra introduces her background, writing, teaching, and sports experience 06:12 Discussion of women achieving firsts in modern sports leadership 07:26 Alexandra describes her path from bobsledding to women’s football and adventure writing 08:51 Kyniska of Sparta and her historical significance 09:13 Kyniska’s Olympic chariot race victories and the role of privilege 12:48 Aristotle, Alexander, and attitudes toward women in history 14:01 Nomadic women, Amazonian women, horsemanship, archery, and trousers 18:48 Ancient Greece, clothing, public control, and women’s status 21:38 Women, sport, and restrictions in Iran and Afghanistan 22:38 Women’s volleyball uniforms and Olympic clothing controversies 24:50 Afghan women athletes disappearing under threat from the Taliban 26:23 Kevin reflects on social norms, Iran, STEM, and women’s opportunity 30:14 Alexandra connects women’s advancement to national progress 30:58 The first U.S. women’s bobsled team, lack of support, and shared sponsorship money 34:20 The social importance of teaching girls to read 35:16 Bicycle face, bloomers, pants, and women’s freedom of movement 39:27 Women’s health, medical education, and the male default in research 42:21 Black women, pregnancy, medicine, and maternal mortality 43:18 Women’s overlooked influence in history 43:55 Mary, Queen of Scots, golf, Aristotle, and historical bias 46:23 Alexandra’s students reflect on women’s history and violence against women 49:19 Gendered communication and hostile responses toward women 50:33 Feminism, online threats, and public hostility toward women 54:13 Why women’s sports matter as a measure of strength and perseverance 55:56 Language, bias, and gendered sports terms 56:49 Bobsledding speed, risk, and physical experience 57:47 Alexandra reflects on equality for future generations 59:06 Amelia Earhart, Marvel Crosson, and women pilots facing sabotage 01:01:32 Alexandra on pregnancy, strength, and competing in bobsled 01:03:13 Future episode ideas about women whose contributions were overlooked 01:06:43 Alexandra shares her website 01:07:02 Closing remarks Episode Links: Alexandra Allred: https://www.alexandraallred.com [https://www.alexandraallred.com] About the Podcast: Hosted by Kevin Carney and Emanuel Petrescu, two curious minds exploring ideas, culture, and everything in between. Curious Pundits is a conversational podcast where each episode starts with a topic that caught our attention and unfolds into thoughtful, unscripted discussion. We follow curiosity wherever it leads, across disciplines, opinions, and perspectives, without pretending to have all the answers. Their main ventures are https://1307.digital/ [https://1307.digital/] (Emanuel) and https://organicgrowth.biz/ [https://organicgrowth.biz/] (Kevin). Listen to the Curious Pundits Podcast on Your Favorite App: Website: https://curiouspundits.com/ [https://curiouspundits.com/] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits] Podbean: https://curiouspundits.podbean.com [https://curiouspundits.podbean.com] Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/curious-pundits/id1874614249 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/curious-pundits/id1874614249] Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4nvSoNRrgPPBkdZiLGanYh [https://open.spotify.com/show/4nvSoNRrgPPBkdZiLGanYh] Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/26ab96d9-ab37-4369-bccc-fe2cf937f950 [https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/26ab96d9-ab37-4369-bccc-fe2cf937f950] iHeartRadio: https://iheart.com/podcast/321051634 [https://iheart.com/podcast/321051634] Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/curiouspundits [https://soundcloud.com/curiouspundits] Follow the Curious Pundits on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.facebook.com/curiouspundits/] Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.instagram.com/curiouspundits/] Threads: https://www.threads.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.threads.com/@curiouspundits] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits] LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/curiouspundits [https://linkedin.com/company/curiouspundits] TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.tiktok.com/@curiouspundits] X: https://x.com/CuriousPundits [https://x.com/CuriousPundits] Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.pinterest.com/curiouspundits/] Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/curiouspundits/ [https://www.reddit.com/user/curiouspundits/] Medium: https://medium.com/@curiouspundits [https://medium.com/@curiouspundits] Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/curiouspundits [https://www.tumblr.com/blog/curiouspundits] Entities mentioned in this episode People: Alexandra Allred Kyniska of Sparta Katherine Dewey Melville Dewey Marie-Louise Eta Aristotle Alexander the Great Homer Pink Amelia Bloomer Napoleon Bonaparte Mary, Queen of Scots Ronda Rousey Amelia Earhart Marvel Crosson Lise Meitner Jenny Marx Karl Marx Mileva Einstein Albert Einstein Hypatia Organizations and institutions: U.S. Women’s Bobsled Team U.S. Bobsled Federation International Olympic Committee Union Berlin Sports Illustrated ESPN Case Western University Charleston State University WNBA Roman Catholic Church Taliban Places: Sparta Ancient Greece Greece Saint Moritz Europe United States Lake Placid, New York Texas Germany Berlin Iran Australia Afghanistan Palestine Paris Norway Great Britain Middle East Salt Lake City Switzerland Bern Central Asia Scythian steppes Sports and competitions: Women’s sports Bobsledding Olympics Ancient Olympics Chariot racing Women’s football American football Soccer / football Volleyball Beach volleyball Gymnastics Golf MMA WNBA draft Monobob Two-person bobsled Four-man bobsled Books, works, and media: When Women Stood Homer’s Iliad Topics and concepts: Women’s sports history Pioneers in women’s sports Women banned from sports Women’s Olympic participation Women’s athletic firsts Women’s equality Women’s rights Feminism Patriarchy Misogyny Title IX Women’s education Girls’ literacy Women in medicine Medical bias Women’s health research Pregnancy and sport Maternal mortality Women’s clothing restrictions Bloomers Bicycle face Dress Reform Society Controllers of women Women wearing pants Hijab Afghan women athletes Women in Iran Women in STEM Women in academia Extreme sports Adventure writing Online threats Violence against women Economic complexity Social norms Implicit bias Explicit bias

EP 20 - Oil Shocks and the Energy Tradeoff: Efficiency vs Resiliency

Cheap energy helped build the modern world, but the same systems that make goods, transportation, and electricity efficient can become vulnerable when shocks hit. Wesley Herche, PhD - Co-founder of Sustainability Decoded, joins Emanuel Petrescu and Kevin Carney to explore the connection between energy, economic growth, supply chains, and human prosperity. The conversation moves from oil shocks and strategic reserves to the hidden energy inside everyday life, the limits of just-in-time systems, and why resilience often loses to short-term cost savings. Solar power, China’s manufacturing scale, Pakistan’s distributed solar growth, batteries, grid design, energy sovereignty, nuclear power, comparative advantage, and the future of human innovation all become part of a broader discussion about how societies power themselves. Episode Show Notes Hosts Emanuel Petrescu Kevin Carney Guest Wesley Herche, PhD - Co-founder of Sustainability Decoded Topics covered Energy as the foundation of modern prosperity Oil shocks and the Strait of Hormuz Efficiency versus resiliency in global systems Buckminster Fuller and the concept of energy slaves Fossil fuels as stored solar energy Supply chain fragility and just-in-time inventory Puerto Rico, pharmaceuticals, and intravenous bag production Capital allocation and long-term resilience Globalization, energy independence, and oil refining Light sweet crude, heavy sour crude, and refinery constraints Comparative advantage and trade China’s solar manufacturing scale Solar, batteries, heat pumps, and electrification Pakistan’s distributed solar adoption Grid design, community solar, and virtual power plants Battery storage and peak demand Nuclear power, SMRs, cost, and infrastructure vulnerability Energy, innovation, the space race, and the future of human thriving James Watt, steam engines, and horsepower Episode Timestamps 0:00 – Intro & podcast promotion 1:19 – Guest introduction: Dr. Wesley Herche 2:22 – Energy as the foundation of civilization 3:59 – GDP and energy consumption correlation 5:03 – Efficiency vs. resiliency framing 5:53 – Capitalism exploits energy, not just workers 6:39 – Buckminster Fuller's "energy slaves" concept 7:28 – All energy is solar energy 8:38 – Nuclear energy and fusion explained 9:30 – How much energy does the sun deliver? 12:11 – Charlie Munger on fossil fuels as a national treasure 13:00 – The case for transitioning away from oil 15:33 – The Strait of Hormuz crisis and the surge in solar/EVs 12:55 – Intravenous bag shortage after Puerto Rico hurricane 13:50 – Just-in-time inventory and supply chain fragility 14:36 – Why markets resist building resilience 16:28 – Capitalism and short-term decision-making 17:04 – Rory Sutherland and quarterly metrics vs. long-term thinking 22:40 – Could Canada or the US achieve energy independence? 23:01 – Light sweet vs. heavy sour crude — the US oil paradox 26:27 – Comparative advantage and why oil trade works the way it does 34:00 – China's solar dominance: more panels in 6 months than the US in 60 years 35:20 – Kevin's challenge to pure comparative advantage theory 36:43 – Why China violated Ricardian rules and won 38:53 – China's path from silicon wafers to solar panels 45:22 – Pakistan's bottom-up solar revolution 51:15 – Distributed energy production and grid benefits 55:13 – Prosumers and energy sovereignty 57:50 – Should we talk about nuclear? 1:02:36 – Nuclear's negative learning curve 1:03:36 – Small modular reactors: promise vs. reality 1:05:07 – Renaming nuclear for better marketing 1:06:02 – France and China as nuclear success stories 1:07:10 – DARPA, government R&D, and the iPhone analogy 1:12:14 – Mariana Mazzucato: the role of government in innovation 1:14:46 – Energy for space exploration and Mars colonization 1:18:15 – The space race gave us the microchip 1:21:33 – Where to find Wes (LinkedIn, sustainabilitydecoded.com) 1:24:39 – Why do we measure energy in horsepower? (James Watt story) 1:26:52 – Outro Episode Links Curious Pundits: https://curiouspundits.com/https://curiouspundits.com/ [https://curiouspundits.com/] Sustainability Decoded: https://www.sustainabilitydecoded.com/ [https://www.sustainabilitydecoded.com/] LinkedIn profile of Wesley Herche: https://www.linkedin.com/in/herche/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/herche/] Peak Oil, by Stuart McMillem: https://www.stuartmcmillen.com/comic/peak-oil/ [https://www.stuartmcmillen.com/comic/peak-oil/] Decoder Special Report: The Jugaad (Bottom-Up) Energy Revolution https://sustainabilitydecoded.beehiiv.com/p/decoder-special-report-the-bottom-up-energy-revolutionhttps://sustainabilitydecoded.beehiiv.com/p/decoder-special-report-the-bottom-up-energy-revolution [https://sustainabilitydecoded.beehiiv.com/p/decoder-special-report-the-bottom-up-energy-revolution] Rory Sutherland on how nuclear power is the worst marketed good idea ever!!! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bBaYwXFmgWEhttps://www.youtube.com/shorts/bBaYwXFmgWE [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bBaYwXFmgWE] Rory Sutherland on why we measure power in Horsepower https://www.youtube.com/shorts/QSZaI-w8oO0 [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/QSZaI-w8oO0] About the Podcast Hosted by Kevin Carney and Emanuel Petrescu, two curious minds exploring ideas, culture, and everything in between. Curious Pundits is a conversational podcast where each episode starts with a topic that caught our attention and unfolds into thoughtful, unscripted discussion. We follow curiosity wherever it leads, across disciplines, opinions, and perspectives, without pretending to have all the answers. Their main ventures are https://1307.digital/ [https://1307.digital/] (Emanuel) and https://organicgrowth.biz/ [https://organicgrowth.biz/] (Kevin). Listen to the Curious Pundits Podcast on Your Favorite App Website: https://curiouspundits.com/ [https://curiouspundits.com/] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits] Podbean: https://curiouspundits.podbean.com [https://curiouspundits.podbean.com] Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/curious-pundits/id1874614249 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/curious-pundits/id1874614249] Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4nvSoNRrgPPBkdZiLGanYh [https://open.spotify.com/show/4nvSoNRrgPPBkdZiLGanYh] Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/26ab96d9-ab37-4369-bccc-fe2cf937f950 [https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/26ab96d9-ab37-4369-bccc-fe2cf937f950] iHeartRadio: https://iheart.com/podcast/321051634 [https://iheart.com/podcast/321051634] Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/curiouspundits [https://soundcloud.com/curiouspundits] Follow the Curious Pundits on Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.facebook.com/curiouspundits/] Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.instagram.com/curiouspundits/] Threads: https://www.threads.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.threads.com/@curiouspundits] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits] LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/curiouspundits [https://linkedin.com/company/curiouspundits] TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.tiktok.com/@curiouspundits] X: https://x.com/CuriousPundits [https://x.com/CuriousPundits] Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.pinterest.com/curiouspundits/] Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/curiouspundits/ [https://www.reddit.com/user/curiouspundits/] Medium: https://medium.com/@curiouspundits [https://medium.com/@curiouspundits] Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/curiouspundits [https://www.tumblr.com/blog/curiouspundits] Entities mentioned in the podcast People Emanuel Petrescu Kevin Carney Wesley Hersh Buckminster Fuller Stuart McMillen Charlie Munger Rory Sutherland Alvin Toffler Gary Dirks Bill McKibben Jimmy Carr David Ricardo Bill Gates Don Draper James Watt Mike Pasqualetti Organizations and companies Curious Pundits Arizona State University Boston Consulting Group AWS Amazon Bell Labs BP BP Asia Pacific Ember NuScale Oklo Apple Spotify Stitcher Amazon Music Places and regions United States Canada Puerto Rico Iowa North Dakota Arizona California Toronto Romania China France Pakistan Shanghai Murray Hill, New Jersey West Texas Mexico Caribbean Persian Gulf Middle East Strait of Hormuz Americas United Kingdom Australia New Zealand Books, media, and resources Future Shock Sustainability Decoded The Thread of Energy Stuart McMillen comic TikTok WhatsApp LinkedIn Concepts and frameworks Efficiency versus resiliency Energy slaves Solar energy Fossil fuels Oil shocks Strategic reserves Global GDP Energy consumption Industrial Revolution Comparative advantage Ricardian comparative advantage Just-in-time inventory Supply chain resilience Energy independence Energy sovereignty Kardashev scale Type I civilization Type II civilization Type III civilization Negative externalities Carbon capture Electrotech Prosumer Prosumption Virtual power plant Community solar Moore’s Law Wright’s Law Learning curve Small modular reactors Nuclear marketing Horsepower Energy sources and technologies Oil Gasoline Coal Natural gas Light sweet crude Heavy sour crude Light sour crude Heavy sweet crude LNG Solar panels Photovoltaic energy Wind energy Hydro energy Nuclear energy Fusion Fission Electric vehicles EVs Heat pumps Battery storage Utility-scale batteries Rooftop solar Distributed solar Gas peaker plants Geothermal Coal-fired power plants Semiconductors Silicon wafers Infrastructure and systems Oil refineries Power grid Residential solar systems Commercial solar systems Nuclear power plants Supply chains Pharmaceutical production Medical equipment production Intravenous bags Strategic oil reserves Podcast platforms and channels mentioned Curiouspundits.com Apple Spotify Stitcher Amazon

30 de may de 20261 h 24 min

EP 18 - The War of 1812 | Curious Pundits Podcast

The War of 1812 remains one of the least understood conflicts in North American history, remembered differently in Canada, the United States, and among the Indigenous nations whose futures were deeply affected by it. Alan Taylor, Professor Emeritus at the University of Virginia, explains how British interference with American shipping, Native resistance to U.S. expansion, and the wider Napoleonic Wars pushed the United States into conflict with Britain. The conversation explores Isaac Brock and Tecumseh, the surrender of Detroit, enslaved people who sought freedom with British forces, the burning of Washington, the Battle of New Orleans, and the lasting myths that shaped Canadian and American identity. The episode also looks at why Indigenous nations were among the clearest losers of the war and why the conflict’s legacy still influences how both countries remember themselves. Guest: Alan Taylor, Professor Emeritus, University of Virginia Episode Show Notes * Why the War of 1812 is remembered differently in Canada and the United States * Britain’s conflict with Napoleon and its impact on American shipping * Impressment and British interference with neutral commerce * Native nations, British alliances, and resistance to American expansion * Isaac Brock, Tecumseh, and the early British initiative around the Great Lakes * The American surrender at Detroit and William Hull’s court-martial * The role of Indigenous nations in the defense of British North America * The Creek War and Andrew Jackson’s campaigns in the Southeast * The burning of Washington and myths about Canadian involvement * Enslaved people who liberated themselves by joining or supporting British forces * British resettlement of formerly enslaved people in Nova Scotia, Bermuda, and Trinidad * The Treaty of Ghent and why the Battle of New Orleans still mattered * The New Brunswick Regiment’s winter march and the border dispute around Maine and New Brunswick * Alan Taylor’s books on the War of 1812 and North American history Episode Timestamps 00:00 Introduction to Curious Pundits and the episode topic 00:40 Kevin introduces the War of 1812 and guest Alan Taylor 01:38 Alan Taylor gives an overview of the war’s causes and major events 06:13 Isaac Brock, Tecumseh, Fort Detroit, and early British strategy 11:22 William Hull’s surrender and concerns over his family’s safety 12:13 Indigenous alliances, Michigan, and the war’s consequences for Native peoples 14:01 Emanuel reflects on learning about the War of 1812 from a Canadian perspective 15:04 National memory, myth, and identity in Canada and the United States 18:28 Enslaved people, British promises of freedom, and the American Revolution context 21:01 Self-emancipation during the War of 1812 and British evacuation after the war 24:22 The Battle of New Orleans and why it mattered before ratification of peace 27:19 Russia’s czar as mediator in postwar disputes 28:13 Military outcomes and the national memory of the war 29:40 Canadian claims about burning the White House 30:20 The New Brunswick Regiment’s winter march and the border dispute 33:18 Emanuel reflects on taking notes and wanting to learn more 33:29 Alan Taylor introduces his background and books 35:22 Alan Taylor discusses his broader work on colonial and North American history 36:18 How to connect with Alan Taylor 37:43 Final reflections on Canada, sovereignty, and North American neighbors 38:28 Closing remarks Episode Links Episode Website: https://curiouspundits.com/podcast/ep18-war-of-1812 [https://curiouspundits.com/podcast/ep18-war-of-1812] Curious Pundits Website: https://curiouspundits.com/ [https://curiouspundits.com/] Why the toy soldier Prime Minister Carney showed today matters more than you think. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/z-kDrQpJa5E [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/z-kDrQpJa5E]The Civil War of 1812: American Citizens, British Subjects, Irish Rebels, & Indian Allies https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/the-civil-war-of-1812-american-citizens-british-subjects-irish-rebels--indian-allies_alan-taylor/475041/ [https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/the-civil-war-of-1812-american-citizens-british-subjects-irish-rebels--indian-allies_alan-taylor/475041/] The Internal Enemy: Slavery and War in Virginia, 1772-1832. https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/the-internal-enemy-slavery-and-war-in-virginia-1772-1832_alan-taylor/3195298/item/18576102/ [https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/the-internal-enemy-slavery-and-war-in-virginia-1772-1832_alan-taylor/3195298/item/18576102/] Contact page for Professor Emeritus Alan Taylor. https://history.virginia.edu/people/alan-taylor [https://history.virginia.edu/people/alan-taylor] About the Podcast Hosted by Kevin Carney and Emanuel Petrescu, two curious minds exploring ideas, culture, and everything in between. Curious Pundits is a conversational podcast where each episode starts with a topic that caught our attention and unfolds into thoughtful, unscripted discussion. We follow curiosity wherever it leads, across disciplines, opinions, and perspectives, without pretending to have all the answers. Their main ventures are https://1307.digital/ [https://1307.digital/] (Emanuel) and https://organicgrowth.biz/ [https://organicgrowth.biz/] (Kevin). Listen to the Curious Pundits Podcast on Your Favorite App: Website: https://curiouspundits.com/ [https://curiouspundits.com/]YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits] Podbean: https://curiouspundits.podbean.com [https://curiouspundits.podbean.com] Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/curious-pundits/id1874614249 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/curious-pundits/id1874614249] Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4nvSoNRrgPPBkdZiLGanYh [https://open.spotify.com/show/4nvSoNRrgPPBkdZiLGanYh] Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/26ab96d9-ab37-4369-bccc-fe2cf937f950 [https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/26ab96d9-ab37-4369-bccc-fe2cf937f950] iHeartRadio: https://iheart.com/podcast/321051634 [https://iheart.com/podcast/321051634] Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/curiouspundits [https://soundcloud.com/curiouspundits] Follow the Curious Pundits on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.facebook.com/curiouspundits/] Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.instagram.com/curiouspundits/] Threads: https://www.threads.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.threads.com/@curiouspundits] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.youtube.com/@curiouspundits] LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/curiouspundits [https://linkedin.com/company/curiouspundits] TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@curiouspundits [https://www.tiktok.com/@curiouspundits] X: https://x.com/CuriousPundits [https://x.com/CuriousPundits] Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/curiouspundits/ [https://www.pinterest.com/curiouspundits/] Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/curiouspundits/ [https://www.reddit.com/user/curiouspundits/] Medium: https://medium.com/@curiouspundits [https://medium.com/@curiouspundits] Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/curiouspundits [https://www.tumblr.com/blog/curiouspundits] Entities mentioned in the episode: People: Emanuel Petrescu Kevin Carney Alan Taylor Isaac Brock Tecumseh William Hull Thomas Jefferson James Madison Napoleon Bonaparte Andrew Jackson Francis Scott Key Czar of Russia William Cooper Thomas Jefferson Places: Canada United States North America Upper Canada Ontario Quebec Montreal St. Lawrence River Valley Great Lakes Europe Russia France Britain British Empire United States Canada Detroit Fort Detroit Michilimackinac New Orleans Baltimore Washington, DC White House Capitol Building Maryland Virginia Chesapeake Bay Georgia Charleston, South Carolina Savannah, Georgia Nova Scotia Bermuda Trinidad Company Towns West Indies Ghent Belgium English Channel New Brunswick Fredericton Kingston, Ontario Maine St. John River Valley Maritimes Calgary Halifax Plymouth University of Virginia Organizations and groups: Curious Pundits Podcast Curious Pundits University of Virginia British Navy Royal Navy American Navy USS Constitution Native Nations American Indian nations Indigenous peoples Shawnee Anishinaabe Potawatomi Sac Fox Creeks Muskogean speakers Colonial Marines British forces American forces British troops New Brunswick Regiment Canada’s History magazine Curiosity Stream History Department at the University of Virginia Events, wars, and battles: War of 1812 Napoleonic Wars Napoleon’s invasion of Russia British attack on Baltimore Battle of New Orleans British invasion of American territory Burning of Washington Attack on Baltimore American Revolution War of Independence Battle of Yorktown Creek War Treaty of Ghent Border dispute between Maine and New Brunswick Current trade war Books and publications: The Civil War of 1812 The Internal Enemy Tower Hill, A Plantation on the Edge of Rebellion William Cooper’s Town Liberty Men and Great Proprietors Thomas Jefferson’s Education American Colonies American Revolutions American Republics American Civil Wars American Empires Media and platforms: curiouspundits.com Spotify Apple Music YouTube Stitcher Curiosity Stream LinkedIn Concepts and topics: Impressment Neutral commerce American expansion British occupation of Canada Indigenous resistance National anthem Star-Spangled Banner Old Ironsides Canadian sovereignty National memory National identity David versus Goliath narrative Enslavement Self-emancipation Loyalists Refugee families Slave society Free Black communities Serfdom International mediation Ratification Merchant Marine Border control Historical research Colonial history Revolutionary America North American history Frontier experience Slavery in Virginia

7 de may de 202639 min

EP 16 - Pioneers of Women's Sports - Kyniska and Alexandra | Curious Pundits Podcast

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