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Totally Crucial Extremely Relevant Necessary Information
Jonathan Notley
6 episodes
1 month ago
This episode starts with the early origins of chess in Northern India and discusses the evolution of the game through the Persian and Arab empires into Europe, culminating in the modern game. If you want to try chess: https://www.chess.com/home
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This episode starts with the early origins of chess in Northern India and discusses the evolution of the game through the Persian and Arab empires into Europe, culminating in the modern game. If you want to try chess: https://www.chess.com/home
Show more...
Documentary
Society & Culture,
History
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Episode 2: Screechy Tubes
Totally Crucial Extremely Relevant Necessary Information
19 minutes 50 seconds
2 years ago
Episode 2: Screechy Tubes
In this episode we talk about how auditory health is often overlooked by society, and examine some of the ways that everyday life could be permanently damaging your ears.
Totally Crucial Extremely Relevant Necessary Information
This episode starts with the early origins of chess in Northern India and discusses the evolution of the game through the Persian and Arab empires into Europe, culminating in the modern game. If you want to try chess: https://www.chess.com/home