A Pumpkin Spice Latte from Starbucks is the perfect accessory for the “basic bitch.” But why? We dive into the PSL’s origin story, and trace Starbucks’ route from elitist to basic. PLUS: Product Misplacement with Jean Edelstein.
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Basically Starbucks — Household Name
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Steppe — Everyone Else
“It was such widespread starvation that some strange people on the street used to sell ‘beefburgers’ between bombings…It was human flesh” A man shares his childhood memories of the Battle of Stalingrad, fleeing the besieged city on a raft with his family and his worries about war today Photo by Tori Ferenc
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Listener Questions Pt. 2 — History Of The Great War
You had questions, I have some answers. Support the podcast on http://patreon.com/historyofthegreatwar where you can get access to special supporter only episodes.For a no strings attached donation: http://buymeacoffee.com/greatwar
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The Price of A Hyundai in Iran — The Indicator from Planet Money
President Trump recently announced strict economic sanctions in Iran. Today on the show, we talked to a young Iranian man about what it’s like to live in the Iranian economy right now.
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Spies through the ages — History Extra podcast
Professor Christopher Andrew discusses his new book The Secret World, which explores the history of intelligence and espionage from ancient times until the present day
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17- Eyewitness to the Prague Spring — Cold War Conversations
In 1968 today’s guest was 15 year old at the same school in Prague as Czech communist leader Alexander Dubček’s son.
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Big Ideas Series: Archives and Linked Data — The National Archives Podcast Series
Lectures, discussions, talks and other events presented by The National Archives of the United Kingdom.
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Assistive technology: Where are we going? — robertbrook’s collective on Huffduffer
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Slice of PIE: a linguistic common ancestor â Science Weekly podcast | Science | The Guardian — robertbrook’s collective on Huffduffer
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Money talks: Trolley wars — The Economist Radio (All audio)
What will Tesco and Carrefour’s strategic alliance mean for customers and suppliers? Stan Pignal reports on why women in India have dropped out of the workforce. And CO2 shortages in the UK hit the beer industry. Philip Coggan hosts
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