We’re witnessing the death of hosting in America. The share of adults who say they regularly have friends over has declined 70 percent since 1975

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Listen to Paroles d'histoire - 450. L'ordinaire de Vichy à l'écran, avec Emmanuel Marre by Paroles d'histoire on Podcast Addict. L’invité : Emmanuel Marre, réalisateurLe film : Notre salut (2026)La discussion :·       « Ce n’est pas n’importe qui qui fait n’importe quoi » (4:00 )·       Quelles références historiques et filmiques avant d’entreprendre ce projet ? (10:00 )·       Le recours aux archives (17:00 )·       Faire sentir le passage du temps, filmer l’ordinaire du passé (22:50 )·       Le travail sur la langue (30 :00)·       Filmer l’ordinaire de la persécution (35:45 )·       Qu’est-ce qu’un choix sous l’Occupation ? (42:15 ) Les références citées dans l’émission :·       Philippe Burrin, La France à l’heure allemande, Paris, Seuil, 1995.·       Pierre Laborie, Penser l’événement, Paris, Seuil, 2019.·       Costa-Gavras, Section spéciale (1975)·       Peter Watkins, Edvard Munch, la danse de la vie (1974)Un podcast créé, animé et produit par André Loez et distribué par Binge Audio. Contact pub : project@binge.audioHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

It's a tabletop RPG where sinners race through Hell to win brief moments of peace. It's handled with tremendous silliness.

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Listen to The Eurasian Knot - Kurt Vonnegut in the USSR by The Eurasian Knot on Podcast Addict. I went through my Kurt Vonnegut phase in my late teens. I read Player Piano, Cat’s Cradle, I think, Deadeye Dick, and of course, Slaughterhouse Five. I can’t say I remember much from those novels. Nor can I recall why Vonnegut connected with me. Perhaps now is a good time to revisit them. Little did I know that Vonnegut had a large readership in the Soviet Union. His books were translated by Rita Rait-Kovaleva and published in hundreds of thousands of copies. And in late Soviet fashion they were also passed around by hand to those who couldn’t secure copies. What did Soviet readers see in Kurt Vonnegut? How did the authorities regard this so-called “Anti-American American”? And what did Vonnegut think about his Soviet fans? Sarah Phillips wondered too after she participated in a project on Vonnegut. The result is her book, Kurt Vonnegut in the USSR. Sarah reached out to us, so we booked an interview. It turns out that Vonnegut has transcultural appeal. There’s even a revival in Ukraine. But what does Vonnegut’s popularity among Soviet youth say about really existing state socialism? Tune in to find out.Guest:Sarah Phillips is professor of anthropology at Indiana University-Bloomington. She’s the author of Women's Social Activism in the New Ukraine and Disability and Mobile Citizenship in Postsocialist Ukraine, both published by Indiana University Press. Her new book is Kurt Vonnegut in the USSR published by Bloomsbury. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another Concrete Cow has drawn to a close, and we'd like to thank all the GMs who brought such a great selection of games with everything from spaceships to pirate ships. Thanks also to Leisure Games,...

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Colleges and universities don’t have to forward reports of sexual assault to the police. In fact, many schools choose to handle these situations internally.