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I mis-spoke in this episode it is not HP119, but HP120. It's been so long since I podcast, I can't even remember what number I'm on! Hope you enjoy this episode.

In this episode we take a close look at the Europe's great tragedy during the 1600's, the Thirty Years War. See historyonair.com for more information.

In this episode I will update you on the current state of the podcast and the website. I am re-working the website at historyonair.com and would love to get your feedback. Lots of history articles are being posted to the website all the time. See historyonair.com for more information.

In our first ever video podcast we will look into the six wives of King Henry the VIII, his mistresses and his children. Everything will be presented on an animated timeline. Sorry about the volume being so low, I will try to correct this on the next video podcast. See historyonair.com for more information.

This is an episode written by a listener, Fiona Skepper. Enjoy our last podcast of 2008! Visit the website for more information. Thank you! Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is our first episode in some time. Thank you for hanging in there with us and staying subscribed. Visit the website for more information. Thank you! Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This episode is a request from possibly our youngest listener. Eric who is 10 years old. Eric has diabetes type one and wants to know more about the history of diabetes especially type one. Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is a request from Drew of Orlando, FL. Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is a guest podcast from Michelle Watts my wife. Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

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This is a guest written script from Fiona Skeeper. Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is a guest podcast from Jim. Sorry, I haven't been posting much. Daytime job is taking up more of my time these days. Don't worry I haven't podfaded yet! Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is a request via email from Brnadon Midgett. If you liked this topic a good read would be John Tayman's The Colony. Happy 2008! Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is guest written episode by Fiona Skepper. Fiona and I hope you enjoy this third installment on Elizabeth. Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is request via email from Jonathan G. Main source for this episode is: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/galileo/ . Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is request from Naif of Kuwaitt. With the new realease of the Assassins Creed video game, Naif would like to know more about Assassins. Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is guest written episode by Fiona Skepper. Fiona and I hope you enjoy this second installment on Elizabeth. Please leave your feedback on the webiste. Learn more at historyonair.com.

This is a request from Brandon Midgett. Also called the Negro Movement the Harlem Renaissance was a period of outstanding literary enthusiasm and creativity that took place in the 1920’s, changing the character of literature created by black Americans, from charming dialect works and conventional imitations of white writers, to sophisticated explorations of black life and culture that revealed and stimulated a new confidence and racial pride. Learn more at historyonair.com.

Fiona Skepper wrote this episode all the way from Melbourne, Australia. Thank you for your hard work on this Fiona! Learn more at historyonair.com.

This weeks episode is a request from Jonathan Grunert via email. Sources for this podcast: The scramble for Africa. Economist, 00130613, 12/31/99 Millennium Special Edition, Vol. 353, Issue 8151 and Wikipedia Learn more at historyonair.com.